The Sun.
London, England, 1863-07-15 00:00:00

SECOND STAGE.-QUEEN'S PRIZE.

800 900 1,000
yds. yds. yds. Tot.
Sergeant Gale, 10th Surrey
Private Richardson, 10th Norfolk 7 Retired.
Private Cranford, 16th Renfrew
Private Fidler, sth Isle of Wight l2 Retired.
Sergeant Graham, 2d Wilts
Captain Benning, 2d Bedford
Corporal Coldclough, 7th Durham 19 12 Retired,
Private Wyatt, Ist City of London 23 17 9 49
Lieutenant Marriner,9th Middlesex 24 20 15 69
Private Mackenzie, London Scottish 20 19 19 58
Sergeant Smith, 15th Derby l3 7 Retired.
Sergeant Curtis, 15th Glamorgan lB 13 20 51
Corporal Whitehouse, 3d Leicester 16 Retired.
Sergeant Brooks, 12th Middlesex 2O 18 10 48
Private Rhead, 3d Gloucester
Private Cree, London Scottish
Private Avis, Ist Devon
Captain Brooks, 10th Leicester l7 Retired.
Private Chewter, 25th Surrey
Private Coles, Ist Notts .... 18 17 10 45
Lieut. Watson, Ist Newcastle .... 8 19 13 40
Private Haughton, 6th Norfolk .. 12 10 14 36
Private Garwood, 15th Norfolk.... 8 Retired.
Corporal Kettle, 16th Stafford .... 21 13 13 47
Private Betts, Ist Warwick
Private Roberts, 12th Shropshire 23 26 16 65
Sergeant White, 39th Middlesex
Private Kersey, 20th Middlesex
Private Walters, Ist Edinburgh
Private Read, 14th Suffolk
Private Wisker, 2d Essex .. l9 18 5 42
Sergeant Millard, St. George's 24 12 15 51
Private Miller, Ist Gloucester
Sergeant Winser, 3d Kent
Capt. Henderson, 12th Cornwall
Private Ridler, Ist Gloucester 20 18 10 48
Private Pace, 26th Kent 2O 16 11 47
Private Phillips, Ist Salop l6 18 12 46
Sergeant Allen, 25th Somerset
Corporal Worth, Bth Warwick
Private March, 12th Norfolk 8 18 16 42
Sergeant Bingham, Ist Gloucester 22 13 13 48
Private Adamson, 47th Lancashire 12 15 Retired.
Corporal Marshall, 6th Lincoln lB 15 10 43
Ensign Bland, Bth Lancashire 17 3 Retired.
Sergeant Darly, 9th Leicester .... 21 10 19 50
Corporal Clitheroe, 9th Lincoln.... 23 18 18 59
Private Ellis, bth Surrey
Corporal Allen, 4th Wilts l7 16 5 38
Corporal Russell, 29th Kent .. 9 Retired.
Corporal Taylor, 21st Middlesex 16 18 18 52
Private Richardson, sth Lincoln .. 8 Retired.
Lieut. Brougham, 13th Stafford .. 15 Retired.
Private Trotter, 4th West York .. 17 18 18 53
Private Birkley, 2d T. Hamlets .. 5 Retired.
Lieut. Beaven
Sergeant Haines, 16th Surrey 8 10 11 29
Private Murray, Ist Middlesex ll 16 12 39
Major Pipon, 13th Sussex 22 15 19 56
Private Bazeley, 3d Cambridge 2l 10 6 36
• We give the following as the result of the other
shooting for the day, both winners and highest
• scores :

Winners, AU Comers-600 yards—Major Lord Feilding,
Flint Rifle Volunteers, £so—Captain Macsweeney, London
Irish, £4o—Captain Heaton, 3d Manchester, £2o—Captain
Martin, 3d Manchester, £2o—Private H alsall, 21st Lanca-

shire, £lo—Sergeant Kemp, 3d Manchester, £lo—Sergeant
Brown, 3d Manchester, £lo—Private Holloway, sth Glou-
cester, £lo—Private Dairson, 4th North York, £s—Private
Baker, Bristol, £lo—Captain Fenton, 26th Lancashire, £5
—Captain Lessop, 12th Derby, £s—Capt Ross, 6th Kin-
cardine-5--Private Seymour, 23d Middlesex, £s—Private
Lathbury, 28th Lancashire, £s—Ensign Starkie, 22d Mid-
dlesex, £s Lieut-Col Halford, Leicester, £s—Capt Gregg,
27th Cheshire, £s—Capt Astley, School of Musketry, £s—
Smith, Victorias, £5.

The sixty winners at 200,500, and 600 yards A

Corners, fire for the Albert prize today at 9.30.
All Comers' Prize—Winners at 200 Yards—Captain
Thresher, sth Dorset, £so—Lieut Burt, Ist Warwick, £4O
—Lieut Brougham, 13th Stafford, £2o—Sergeant Gibbs,
Bristol, £2o—Mitford, civilian, £lo—Private Jeffrey, Ist
Edinburgh, £lo—Quartermaster Sergeant Wilson, School
of Musketry, £lo—Lieut-Col Halford, Leicester, £lo—Pri-
vate Beasley, Ist Warwick, £lo—Private Ryrie, 2d Edin-
burgh, £lo—Lieut-Col Lord Bury, Civil Service, £s—
de Gendre, Swiss, £s—Private Hitchcock, 7th Wilts,
£s—Ensign Anstie, 6th Wilts, £s—Sergeant Palmer, 36th
Stafford, £s—Capt Gregg, 27th Cheshire, £s—Lieutenant
Burrs, 29th Kent, £s Major Margery, £s—Major Muir,
' Kirkcudbright, £s—Private Baker, Bristol, £5. Winners
at 500 Yards—Capt Heaton, 3d Manchester, £so—Sergeant
Smith, Victoria, £4o—Sergeant Evans, Derby, £2o—Major
Lord Feilding, Flint, £2O Lieut Austin, Queen's, £lo—
Ashten, Liverpool R. 8., £lo—Private Anderson,
Civil Service, £lo—Private Baker, Bristol, 410—Sergeant
Crockett, sth Perth, £lo—Corporal Ferguson, Inverness,
£lo—Private Rigby, 28th Middlesex, £s—Lieut Kinnear,
Ist Edinburgh, £s—Capt Astley, School of Musketry, £5
—Master of Lovat, £s—Lieut Yates, 2d Lancashire, £s—
Cade, Victories, £s—Private Little, West Middle-
sex, £s—Lieut Padwick, Ist Sussex, £s—Ensign Brazil,
65th Lancashire, £s—Sergeant Gibbs, Ist Bristol, £5.
First Stage, House of Lords-500 yards—Lieut Chapman
12th North York, 23—Private '1 homes, 32d Middlesex, 23
—Sergeant Cull, sth Berks, 23—Sergeant Roberts, 12th
Salop, 23—Private Muett, 3d Ayr, 24.
Extra Priv.es, Fourth Series-600 yards—Captain Costin,
Liverpool R. 8., 21—Private Coore, Cambridge, 22—Pri-
vate Qualm, 21st Middlesex, 25 Private Hedley, 2d Cum-
berland, 21—Sergeant Horner, 3d Dorset, 22—Sergeant
Holloway, 11th Norfolk, 21—Lieut Harris, 20th Regi-
ment, 2.

Extra Prizes, First Series—List of Winners in Order of
Merit—Sergeant Cunliffe, 26th Cheshire—Fletcher, Ist
Warwick—Evans, 26th Derby—Ross, civilian—Annison,
Catherham, It. C.—Ashton, Liverpool R.B.—Ensign
Bunting, St. Ureorge's—Lord Wharncliffe--Farquharson—
Sergeant Winser, 3d Kent.
Extra Prizes, Third Series--800 yards—Capt Mitchell,
Ist Clackmannan, 25 points—Sergeant Winser, 3d Bent,
24—Annison, Caterham, 24 —Corporal Ferguson,
ns.
Inver-
ness, 26—Private Fisher, 24—Ross, civilian, 26E:6 hiTe,
Bunting, St. George's, 24—Capt Fenton. 24th
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—private
24—Sergeant Smith, Victorias, 25—Turner,
„lint, 25
Simmons, 2d Middlesex, 24—Lord Feildin,F, r
Capt Ross, Cambridge, 26—Lieut-Col
24.
We have no further accident
d for the final stages
Laneidcestthere
disc marking, which was adokp.d.,e
very satisfactorily.
t o Iricac;dd,'
of the Queen's Prize, wor
sTry ptrotperly laid down a tale
The council had -he wrong target should
that competitors firing a
makers has in this
of the law
be disqualified. One
breaker, and Lord Elcho, much
respect been a law
Some, and the amusement of others,
to the surprise of
at 200 yards, hit the wrong
when firing at
pool,f
course dis.,ualified from further
target, and was °
The marvel is, considering how closely
shoo'. placed to each other, that mistakes
Ithe targets are
of this sort are
not more frequently made,
and the fact that Lord Elcho had selected the
wrong target is evidence that errors of this kind
may be committed by the crack shots at Wimbledon.
It is quite possible that some of the accidents which
we have had to recurd would, if they were traced
to their real cause, be found duo to this firing at the
wrong target. Among others who, like Lord
4 Elcho, have been disqualified, are Sergeant Strutt,