... R. de C. Boscawen; shoeing, T. Latham; yard, C. L. F. Edwards, Captain W. Best. Marquis of Bath: assistant-stewards, T. E. Studdy, Hon J. R. de C. Boscawen. Other officials j--Associate editor, P. L. Lloyd, F.1.C., F. C.S.; auditor, F. C Goodman, F.C ...

... Misses Thornton, Rev. W. and Mrs. Clack, Mrs- Coivile, Miss A. Coivile, Mrs- Bradshaw, Mr. Kenneys-Tynte, Mr. Schuster, Mrs. E. Studdy, the Rev. G. and Mrs. Ley, Mrs. Addington, Captain H. Addington, 60th Rifles, Captain and Mrs. Prescott, Capt. and Mrs. Coney ...

... throughout was frequently interrupted by loud outbursts of applause, and at the conclusion a vote of thanks, proposed by Mr. E. Studdy, 32nd Light Infantry, was carried by acclamation. The room was densely crowded. NEWTON. Fire.—On Wednesday evening, just ...

... County Court Monday, before his Honour the Hon. W. B. Lindley, Mr. Cecil Harris, carriage builder Junction, sued Colonel R. E, Studdy, Paignton, for £10, price a ralli trap.— giving judgment for the plaintiff the claim with costs, his Honour said it was ...

... nomas, R. PrSon. 53; T. Priston, H Shilston, S J. E May, 47; R. B. Narraeott 44 (suoceesful) H. Collins, J. Baker, 41; T. E. studdy, 39; L. M. Peeke, 22; H. Narracott, 21 (unsuccessful). . , SILVERTON.—22 candidates for the eleven seats on the-Silverton ...

... (nine seats).—H. Shilston, 61; J P. Baker, J. H. Collings, 50; T. Luscombe, 43; J. E. Tope, T. Preston, 36; F. Searle 34; T- E. Studdy, .31; W. E. Tozer, 3d ; R. Preston, W. H. Blank, 23; G. Briinmicombe, 26; F. J. Narracott, 13; T. N. Dinwiddy W. H. Narracott ...

... .. mars) Harneete. best harness horse °S r be driven in single harness, the those living within the Torquay Dmsion l T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel; 2, R. Tucker, raignton; ; 3, G J. Elford, Dartmouth Harness, best cob or horse (gelding ormare), to be driven ...

... Schuster, Mr. F. Schuster, Mr. D. Coddington, Mr. I. Dering, Mr. Hall Plumer, Mr. Mar wood, Mr. Batt, Mr. Dent, Mr. T. E. Studdy, Mr. A. Paine (75th Regt.), Mr. A. Palmes. The proceeds of the ball amounted to £3515s 6d. Vestry Meetings.—The ordinary ...

... accepted. Totnes Dura I District Council met on Friday afternoon, Mr. J. M. presiding.— letter was received from Mr. T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel, the shortage his water supply, and it was referred the Parish Council.—Messrs. Foot and Bowden, Plymouth ...

... Paignton, on Friday, respectable man named Richd. Adams, who pleaded guilty stealing gooseberries the property of Mr. Thos. E. Studdy, Stoko Gabriel.—John S. E. Wallace said he and he secreted himself in the walled garden, which was 100 yards from his master's ...

... The Ughorough Parish Council supported this, and the Council agreed to have the work done.?A letter was read from Mr. T. E. Studdy, Stoke Gabriel, on the-shortage of his water supply, and it was referred the Parish Council.?Messrs. Foot and Bowden, Plymouth ...

... Buller, J. Quiche, ti. Fulford, Jun.,J. Sdhfant Jun W Nation, J. Rodd, H. L. Toll.J. Milford, J S Pitman W Hull J. Carslahe, E>. Studdy, G' H. Fursdon, J. F, north' T 'White R Pertnq, F. Hole. R. P. Coffin, H. R. Roe, Esqrs. an, ReZ H. Straigways, W.H. Palk ...