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... ROAD AT FROIFIELD GREEN. A letter was read from Mr T. E. Studdy, agent to Mr W. Nicholson, of Basing Park, stating that he gave an order to take a drain through the soil of the surface of the road at Froxlield Green, but also gave instructions that the ...
... Collection of Vegetables-1 T. E. Studdy, 2J. Silvester. Shorthorn Carrots-1 T. E. Stu&ly. Shallots-1 T. E. Studdy, Honey-1 T. E. Studdy, 2 Major Arden. Ducks -1 Rev. J. Hosegood Prizes were offered for knitting and needlework by the school children, and ...
... P. W. Fieward,Messes. F. Coryton, C. H. Wing, 1. Wren, J. Chalcraft, H. Gender, R. Luker, R. Marshall, R. Nicholson, T. E. Studdy and A. Woolland were elected members of the Show Committee. Mr. T. Christain and Major P. W. Se - ward were appointed to ...
... Duddy, F. C. Cox, H. L. Chalcraft, H. Mells and the Rev J. Hosegood. CYCLISTS AND BONDEAN BILL. A letter was read from Mr T. E. Studdy, agent to Mr W. Nicholson, of Basing l'ark, with reference to his protest as to the interference sanctioned by this council ...
... Burley, J. Gammon, F. C. Cox and T. Wood. FOOTPATH NICAR PENNS ROAD. The clerk (Mr. W. H. Robins) read a letter from Mr. T. E. Studdy stating that he was unable to make any arrangements with the Highway Committee as he was about to leave home for a month ...
... Messrs. R. Caulfield and W. Nicholson ; Hon. Treas., Mr. J. Silvester ; Hon. Sec., Rev. Herbert Lloyd; Committee, Messrs. T. E. Studdy, Davenport, Golding, T. Hall, I. W. Knight, A. Norman, and Wright. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and J. llosegood. OBJECTION TO THE DANCER NOTICE AT BORDZAN BILL. The clerk (Mr J. Ridley Shield) read a letter from Mr T. E. Studdy, agent to Mr W. Nicholson, of Basing Park, stating that he had written to Mr William Luker, the consul of he Cyclists' Touring ...
... that the board will be re-erected (though not quite on the same spot) on Thursday morning next.—Yours very truly, THOI3. E. STUDDY. P.3.—You are welcome to snake what use you like of this letter.—T.E.l3. PEOPLE YOU KNOW. No. 2.—THE PorrstAN. A rural postman ...
... 21 runs. The following were the scores :—Married—T. Rose b Pink, 7; A. Green b Pink, 11 ; I. W. Knight run out, 12 : T. E. Studdy b Pink, 5: T. Down b Aburrow, 0; T. Hall st Aburrow b Pink, 0; A. Norman b Pink, 3; E. Page c Horth b Pink, 3; A. Lough b ...