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... at tho finish were:- v y' I- H. M. •• Ripple (Mr, A. Goehj-in) 1 41 56 Joy (Mr. T. K- pinwiddy) 1 42 Tomboy (Mr. T. E. Studdy) 1 52 , Flutter (Mr. F. C. Thorn) ?enita (Mr. 'C. S. Wollen) 1 51 39 HARBOUfT EVENTS Hcftdicap lor sailing yachts not oveialL ...
... 1926. Viscount Folkestone was appointed yard steward and Mr- R. Bruford poultry steward, in the place of the iate Mr. T. E- Studdy, and the following were elected to vacancies in the Without Reference to District Division of, the council. —Messrs. F. Blmbert ...
... th levity, and that fishing beyond a joke. However, Mr. Sheringhun: does joke cdxmt it, and he has the support of 'Jr. G. E. Studdy, whose pictures arc really funny. , Wells and Bcrc-holes for Water Supply i» authoritative expert textbook J. l . Dumbletou ...
... Ltd., 7s. 6d), maintains the glamour India and swift-moving drama so characteristic of this writer. The Bonzo Book.—G. E. Studdy's well-known dog Bonzo established favourite, and book of the well-known artist's drawings, revealing fa many tricks and ...
... Sands. The demonstration was under the direction Mr. G. E. Hider, Royal Life-Saving Society. Those taking part were Misses E. Studdy, C. and M. Gotding, C. Foxworthy, B. Messrs. S. Johnson, f;. Rowel). B. Wills, K. Down, A. Shnibsole, and G. Sims. ...
... totalled 108. The officials were : Starter, Mr. W. J. Luscombe; judges, Misses C. Golding, D. P. Burch, D. Worsley-Powell, and E. Studdy; timekeeper, Mr. L. Southwood (baths instiucjtor). Results: One length, beginners —1, B. Hill; 2, J. Matthews; 3, J. Parker ...
... I Testator left £300 Alfred William Chubb, the residue the property to his half-nephews nieces in equal shares! Miss H. E. Studdy, Paignton. Miss Harriet, Elizabeth Studdy, Glenwood, I ton, who died on June 15 last, eldest daughter I the late Mr. Henry ...
... the bird trap. THE OLD LIGHT. ' The party, which consisted in March of the Warden (Mr. R. Bark«T), Mr. Harvey, Miss R. E. Studd.y (hon. treasurer to the ; Society), and two boys from Sher- borne School, lived in the seven habitable rooms of The Old Light ...