... attention of pun:batten'. George Monk, woodman, will atten.l the Coppiees to show the lots. of whom Catalogues may be had; of T. E. Studdy, 13roiton, Chilbolton ; at the place of Sale' or of the Anctioneere, The Mart, Andover. NEW FOREST, HANTS. By Order of the ...

... Wherwcll Station (shortly to pened) on the London an .nth-Western Kail ay. os within 100 yards of the Homestead.—Apply to iT> E. Studdy, Longparish, Whitchurch, Hants. WANTED to PURCHASE for Cash, —A FREEHOLD COTTAGE (Brick-built), with orchard and acre meadow ...

... SOLD,—A HORSE. black, 15.1 hands, quiet t ride or drive Carries a lady. Warranted sound Sold for no fault.—Apply to T. E. Studdy, Whitchurch. SALE,—Handsome GREY PONY, 7 years I old, about 13 hands high. quiet to ride or drive Fast anda clever hunter ...

... Brand, Sweatman, Spratt, and Carter, together with the Rev. J. O. West (of Wherwell), Mr. James, Mr. Loscombe, and Mr. T E. Studdy, the new steward, Mr. Loscombe was pre uted, by Mr. Ire- monger, on his own part, with a very handsome silver tea kettle ...

... six years old, quiet to ride, or drive in double or single Carries a lady. Good hack. Parted with for no fault. £45.—T’. E. Studdy, Esq., Leckford Down, Stockbridge. SALE,—A Brown COB GELDING, five years old, 14.1 high, quiet to ride and drive, with goog ...

... moved that a recommendation to the Finanee Sub-Committe.—The y—-'— was agreed to. MANAGER OF FROXFIELD SCHOOL. • Mr. T. E. Studdy having resigned his position as County Council manager of Froxfield School on his leaving the neighbourhood, Mr. R. Cauffeild ...

... Charles Pears, F. Pegram, W. Heath Robinson, Harry Rountree, Tony Sarg, N. Schlegel, E. H. Shepard, E. 1.. Stampa, ‘G. E. Studdy, Charles Sykes, Lance Thackeray, Thorpe, ¥. H. Townsend, Lawson Wood, Starr Wood. =~ Last year’s edition of ‘‘ Printers’ ...

... el waiting upon the chdareo. Ilis tables presented • pretty appearance, the beentiful foliage plants kindly sent by Mr. T. E Studdy, Brorton, making room look quite cheerful. Then the old persans over years of age came in to tea, and we were Owned to see ...

... for removal near good George Monk, Wherwell, will show the lots (by appoiutment), of whom catalogues may be had; of Mr. T. E. Studdy, ; or of the auctioneers, the Mart, Andover. CORN EXCHANGE, WINCHESTER. 4500ft. FIR RAILS, 6000ft. FIR RAFTERS 4in. and other ...

... information as to ways of helping. Apologising for so far trespassing on your valuable space.—l am, sir, yours faithfully, MAST E. STUDDY. Local Hon. Sec., Upper Bardeen, Peterrffeld. The Rev. G. Sampson, President, Sheet; Miss ' Mary Baker, Hon. Sec. to Guild ...

... attention of purchasers. William Monk, woodman, of Wherwell, will show the lots, of whom catalogues may obtained; of Mr. T. E. Studdy, estate office. Busing Park. Alton; or the Auctioneers, Mart, Andover. NEW FOREST, HANTS. By order of the Commissioner in ...

... brought forward, 1 Is. 7d.; members' subscriptions, £2 16s. 04d. ; Mrs. Nicholson, £1 ; Rev. J. Hosegood, 17s. 7d., T. E. Studdy, Esq., 10s. ; Mrs. Barnard, 95.; Mrs. Greenwood, 55.; Mr. G. Marsh, 21. 6d, ; Mr. H. G., Is.; various, 2s Id.; total. £8 ...