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... 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 ...
... tons— 1, Moth (W*. Forster), 13-0, corrected time 4h. 4m. lOe.; 2, Benita (C. S. Wollen), scr. 4h. Sin. 175.; 3, Tomboy (T. E. Studdy), 5-0 4h. 11m. 425.; La Vague ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Hassall, L. Raven Hill, Charl Heath Rot man was a perfect Rou: Tony falls, and @ tative; ib fact, Cha Ghat a Lance ay, el, G. E. Studdy, Smoke ight la on the thowgh ve wane The, The 1909,” is Is., and it will frien’ of The He gave his word uf honour be by the ...
... sloop, 3, Maj. ickers and Capt. Cauidrey (smin.); St. Patrick, sloop, 3, Mr. Morgan Giles (smin.); Tomboy, c., 6, Mr. T. E. Studdy (12man.); Eglina, c., 4, Mr. E. C. Way (16min.i; jay, c., 3, Mr. T. N. Dinwiddy (16min.); Aceituna, c., Mr. H. J. Morris ...
... TsrtaT, and Ida save up. Boats o'sr four tons and not exceeding re tons. Start 10.30. Entries : - Ben rt ((. 8. scratch; (C. E. Studdy), 4,'iuin. ; (Maj. Arden), Sruin. : Moth (W. 4i. IVrsterJ, .imin.; Jay K. Dinwiddy), 4mjti. ; Swallow (F. Morgan Giles* ...
... and Mrs. H. H. arnett, Phyllis Court, Torquay, was solemnized at Cockington Pati Church, Torquay, on Saturday, the Rev. E. Studdy Officiating. The bride, who was given away hor father, was handsomely attired in a ess of white satin and wulle, trimmed ...
... Ripple (A Cochrane), 12min.: Moth (W. E. lOmin.; Flutter (Maj. T. C. Thorn), 12min.; Jay (T. N. Dmwiddy), I4min.; Tom Boy (T E. Studdy), (Maj. Arden), 12min 3.->ec.; Benita (C. S. Wolkn), scr.; (Lore ChuTston), 3min. ; l Rowenta (R. 6min.; and Valmora (Sir ...
... are. Mr. R Fulford, the Mixses Carwithen (2), his Mre, Bartholomew, 3 fra, the Miss Carew ‘ant, Miss Gibney, Studdy, Mies E. Studdy, Miss He in, M Miss Froude, Mies Cumming, ‘or of Totnes (Mr. T. E. |The M. Mr. I. arant, Mr, M. Foi rtescue, Dir. th 1 Mr ...
... outwards, arr. Wanganui Sun. Cc. P. Churchward 113 (Act. Capt.) R. H. Chown, Sth Somerset IGHT, from Layos, arr. Hull Tues. T. E. Studdy, 54. See.-Lt. (Act. Capt.) S. Sat. | LI: Tempy (hot Capt.) tor Key. left. Gi arr. 1 Dolman, Dew t OKEHAMPTON. yon (Act. the ...
... rear-commodore, 001. Allen treasurer, Mr W. H. Way ; hon. secrebarv, Mr. W. E. Pointer; committee. Major Pernor, Messrs. T. E. Studdy, J. | Knight, W. S>. and ?. R. Wilkinson, The Sailing Committee ware ro elected, and Major I Victors, Mr. L. Gale, and tbe ...