... Admiral R F Britten, H Taylor, and E Webb. Without reference to district division: M Oobb, Matthews, Colonel W Naper, and T E Studdy. Votes thanks were aooorded the Bristol local Committee for the cordial manner in which they had received the show, and also ...

... Studdy, and H. Connett. The '■ characters of the farce, Turn Him Out, 1 were ably sustained by the Misses K. Cross j and E. Studdy, and Messrs. H. Studdy, R. Airy, and IC. Ward. Rsspocting a complaint received by the Okehampton Ruril District Council from ...

... Churchward, F. Llewellyn, L. Churston, Rl. Hon. Simpson, F. C. Lord Singer, W. M. G. , Daubeny, Lt.-Col. St. Spens, A. L. J. E. Studdy, H. Harding, Lt.-Col. J. Studdy, Col. R. W. S. G. Toms, Col. H. Uniacke, Capt. H. T. > SOTJTHMOLTON DIVISION. Lt-Col. J. ...

... ents; Colonel E H Llewellyn, P.. Col. the Hon. C Byng, Colonel R Moore Stevens, Captain Boteler, and Messrs C Collins, T E Studdy, and W Vosper. the absence of the President (Lord Windsor) Sir C. T. D. Acland was voted chair. The Secretary reported the ...

... mourners were Mrs. Studdy (the bereaved widow), Colonel and Mrs. R. son and daughter-in-law), Captain E. H. Studdy (son), Mrs. E. Studdy (daughter-inlaw), Miss Ernestine Studdy (granddaughter), Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Macaulay (daughter and son-in-law), Mies Lois ...

... Moore-Stevens, Colonel Naper, Messrs. C. R. Collins, H. W. Drummond, A. O. Sillifant, A. C. Skinner J. S. Smyth-Osbourne, and T. E. Studdy* In the absence the President (the Duke of Portland, X.G.), Sir C. T. D. Acland was voted to the chair. The following were ...

... Baker, A.lmiral Biitten, atfr \V Taylor, and Mr Webb. Without 10- District Division: Mr M Cobb, Mathews, Colonel ami >ir T E Studdy. the motion Colonel Moore-Stevens, the thanks of the .Society wero accorded the gentlemen who had acted as judges, and a ...

... Colonel E H Llewellyn, Colonel Moore-Steveoa, Captain Boteler, Messrs C E Collins. G Lipscomb, 0 Sillifant, S Smrth-Osbourne, T E Studdy, aud W Vosper. The Secretary reported the deaths Mr. A. ft. Skinoer, a member Council for the Central Division, and others ...

... Societyheld in London was attended by, among others. Sir John Shelley, Messrs. R. Collins, J. Cooke Hurle. J. E. Daw, and T. E. Studdy. Mr. J. Wright. Ashbury House, was elected a member the Society. All the members of tbe Council retiring rotation were r ...

... 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 ...

... Paigntott County Court yesterday. \ John Bunsrow, of Stoke Gabriel, aged an under gardener, was the applicant, an _ .Mr. Thos. E. Studdy of Maisonette, Gabriel the respondent. Mr. E. of Torquay, was applicant, and 'W. T. Lawrence, structed by Mr. P. R. Hockin ...

... not so, and made ordeis for payment in each case. A lad named John Bun tow, by Eli Bunstow,, his father, s.-ued Mr. Thomas E. Studdy, of- Maisonette, Stoke G_aj?riel, for compensation injury received while respondent's employ. On November 7th applicant, ...