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... Pears Bertram Prance, L. Raven Hill, Hope Read, Frank Reynolds. Rilette, W. Heath Robinson, 8. Seymour, G. L. Stamp', G. E. Studdy, Bert Thomas, J. H. Thorpe, Frank Wiles, Lawson Wood, and Starr Wood. Winter's Pie is published by the Sphere & Tatter ...
... Thomas, E. Noble, Frank Hart, Starr Wood, Rene Bull, Laurie Taylor, Fred Buchanan, Harry Low, Ruby Lind, Lawson Wood, C. E. Studdy. Mackenzie. Kay Edmunds, H. H. Harris, Mabel Lucy Attwell. Harold Alfred Leote, Higgins, Pizer, Charles Folkard, Cecil Aldin ...
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1909. artists Messrs. John Hassall, Lawson Wood, Harry Rountree, O. E. Studdy. and W. H. Barrtbsl. There also a largo number of black-andwhite drawings in the festive vein. Tbe issue contains all tbe featores ...
... Pcgram Hope Read, Frank Reynolds. W. Heath Robinson, Harry Bowntree, Tony Sarg, G. L. Charles Sheldon, Ernest 11. Shepard, G. E. Studdy, Charles Sykes, Lance Thackeray, G. H. Thorne, F. H. Townsend, Godfrey Wilson. Lawson Mood, Starr Wood. “ Printers’ Pie published ...
... BOOK STORE, 18, GRESHAM ST. Clive Uppton. Edward Osmund, and Sinclair Calow, and there are jokedrawings by Lawson Wood. G. E. Studdy, Betts, and others. The special cover has been designed in the festive spirit. CRIPPLES’ INSTITUTES Council and an Immunisation ...
... Bess,” and Mr. H. M. Brock two good old-fashioned illustrated ballads. Mr. U. M. Bateman, Mies Hilda Cowham, and Mr. G. E. Studdy also figure among the contributing artists. On the literary side there are stories Miss Katharine Tvnau, Mr. P. Britten ’Austin ...
... In addition there are many picture* aporting and dramatic interest, sn* lent black and white skelrhea Oudl*} Tennant. G. E. Studdy, and Georg* Belcher. Among she literary content! mention may made the article, '• Allan Robertson-A Memop, which is accompanied ...
... appeared in the Sketch.’’ usual, a lares* share of attention is given to the theatrical world, and the humorous pages by U. E, Studdy, Starr Wood, and others are well up the mark. Th« ■' Tatk-r,” always strong in humour, has cloTor cartoons George Belcher ...
... publication, large number the illustrations are in colour, the list of artists including such well-known names John Hassail, G. E. Studdy, Harry Low, S. Hobblethwaite, Starr J. C. L.* Booth, Will Owen, George Belcher, and Bernard Partridge. Portraits are given ...
... was drowned in the Rhine last week: and Mdlle. Balaehona, pre infer© at the Imperial Theatre. Moscow. Humorous drawings G. E. Studdy. Fred Buchanan. H. M. Bateman, and Wilmont Lont reproduced: and short story by- Harold Blind published. Amongst the usual ...
... to be employed in -the transfer.—Reuter. Lawson Wood, A. K. Macdonald, W.‘ Heath Robinson, J. H. Thorpe, Starr Wood, G. E. Studdy, Charles Meadow*. Will Owen, J. A. Harris, A. Wallis Mill*. Frank Hart, Cecil Aldin, Harry Rountree. G. L. Stampa, Bert Thomas ...
... Rountree, Will Owen,. Charles Folkard, J. H. Thorpe. Harold Earn*haw. Frank Reynolds. Heath Robinson. Lnnt. Fred Buchanan. G. E. Studdy. Charles Crombie Frank Hart. R. E. Higgins, Bull, Harry Woolley. A. Wallis Mills. Bert Thomas, George Morroiv. Mabel Lucie ...