The Sun.
London, England, 1865-07-18 00:00:00

500 Yards.

Sergeant Grieve, Cambridge University 19
Sergeant Clarke, sth Wilts ... ... 19
Sergeant-Major Holier, Ist Devon ... 19
Private R. Whincup, 17th West York... 19
Surgeon Wright, Robin. Hood .., ... 18

18

Captain Henderson, 12th Cornwall
Quartermaster-Sergeant Williamson,
29th Lanark 18
Captain Holm°, 18th Somerset... ... 18
Captain M'Gregor, London Scottish 18
Colour-Sergeant Marriott, 4th West
York ...
Private Duncalfe, 27th Stafford
Private Dear, Ist Herts

... 18
... 18
... 18

Colour-Sergeant Westlake, 18th Devon 17
Private Irvine, Ist Aberdeen ... ... 17
Ensign Cunliffo, 3d Manchester ... 17 , 5
Private Bustard, 20th Middlesex ... 17
Sergeant Winstanley, 40th Lancashire 17
Captain Mitchell, Ist Clackmannan ... 17
Lieut. Thomas, 4th West York ... 17
Private Bruce, Edinburgh R.B. ... 17
Private Pigou, 9th Surrey ... ... 17
Captain Turner, 3d Manchester ... 17
Sergeant Thompson, 2d Kirkcudbright 17
Sergeant Kerr, London Scottish ... 17
Gunner Meggie, Hon. Artillery Co. ... 17
Ensign Norcombe, Ist Devon ... ... 17
Lance-Corporal Ingram, 3d Lanarkshire 17
Sergeant Deacon, Ist Northumberland 17
Corporal Brown, 3d .Ayr ... ... 17
Sergeant Cundy, Oxford University 17
Sergeant Philip, 2d Middlesex ... ... 17
Sergeant Mellor, 6th Lancashire ... 17
Lieut. Stock, Ist Gloucester Artillery ... 17
Captain Milward, 17th Worcester ... 17
Corporal Lester, 12th Stafford ... ... 17
Private Adams, Ist Hereford ... ... 17
Private Meakin, 2d Derby ... ... 16
Corporal Coulsin, Ist New. ... ... 16
Corporal Brown, 2d Salop ... ... 16
Captain Davis, 7th Northumberland ... 16
Lieut. Fuller, Ist Cumberland ... ... 16
Private Knox, 21st Durham ... ... 16
Private Dawe, Victories ... .., 16
Sergeant Kimble, 25th Kent ... ... 16
Private M'Lean, Ist Ross-shire ... 16
Private Vale, Ist Warwick ... ... 16
Lieut. Watson, 16th West York ... 16
Lieut. Palmer, Ist Cumberland ... 16
Ensign Cartwright, 11th London ... 16
Private Paton, Ist Ayr ... ... ... 16
Sergeant Kirk, Ist East York ... ... 16
Corporal Loah, 19th Cheshire ... ... 16
Sergeant Green, Ist Somerset ... ... 16
Sergeant Lunnon, Ist Bucks ... ... 16
Lieut. Fisher, London Scottish ... 16
Captain Fenton, 24th Lancashire ... 16
1 Captain Ashley, School of Musketry ... 16
Corporal Penman, 3d Durham... ... 16
Corporal Webb, 2d Oxford ... ... 16
Sergeant Herries, 23d Middlesex ... 16
Sergeant French, Ist Warwick... ... 16
Captain Bosanquet, 6th Monmouth ... 16
Corporal Bland, 4th North York ... 16
Corporal Glane, 19th Middlesex ... 16
Sergeant Thompson, 2d Renfrewshire... 16
Private James, Queen's ... ... ... 16
Quartermaster-Sergeant Woodcock, 3d
West York ... ... ... 16
Corporal Chaloner, Ist West York ... 16
Sergeant Hardy, 16th Lincoln ... ... 16
Captain Webb, Ist Hereford ... ... 16
Lieut. Woodall, West London ... ... 16
The contest between eight members on each side
from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge for
the Chancellor's Cup will take place on Wednesday
next. Oxford will be represented by Corporal
Blackburn, Private Winser, Colour-Sergeant Ward,
Sergeant Hony, Lieut. Morrell, Private Kolle,
Sergeant-Major Bathe, and Sergeant Cundy ;
Cambridge by Captain Richardson, the Marquis of
Lorne, Lieut. R. Thompson, Sergeant Grieve, Ser-
geant White, the Hon. B. Bouverie, Private Dyer,
and Private the Hon. Orde Powlett. This contest
will take place at 3 o'clock.

Railway Directors in the New Parliament.

Judging from the progress which has been made in the
elections, there will be several important changes in the
representation of railway interest in the new Parliament.
To the close of the polls on Saturday night the railway
interest had lost Mr. Beale, at Derby ; Mr. Beaumont,
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Mr. Bramley-Moore, Lincoln ; Mr.
Cargill, Berwick ; Mr. Chapman, Great Grimsby ; Sir J.
D. Elphinstone, Portsmouth ; Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald,
Horsham ; Sir John Hay, Wakefield ; Mr. Heygate, Lei-
cester; Mr. R. Hodson, Tynemouth; Mr. Lawson, Carlisle;
Lord A. Paget, Lichfield ; Mr. Pilkington, Blackburn ;
Alderman Rose, Southampton ; Mr. Turner, Manchester ;
Lord Fermoy, Marylebone ; Major Bruce, Elgin; Mr.
Buchanan, Glasgow; Viscount Bury, Wick ; Mr. Langton,
Bristol ; Mr. Leatham, Huddersfield ; Admiral Leake,
Dover ; Mr. Norris, Abingdon ; Mr. Quinn, Newry ; and
Mr. Thompson, at Whitby.
Among the additions and changes which may be recorded
aro the return of Mr. Belk, the great railway contractor,
who has been returned for Harwich; and Sir Morton Peto,
who has been returned for Bristol instead of Finsbury.
Mr. Atert Grant, managing director of the Crddit Foncier,
has been returned for Kidderminster ; Mr. J. Goodson,
chairman of the Great Eastern, has been elected for Yar-
mouth ; Mr. Freshfield, who represents the Chatham and
Dover interest, has been successful at Dover, having defeated
Viscount Bury, a director of the London and South-
Western. Mr. G. F. Holroyd, formerly secretary of the
London, Chatham, and Dover, now one of its directors,
has been unsuccessful at Northamptan. Alderman Dakin,
director among other railway companies of the Great Wes-
tern of Canada, has been defeated at Thetford. Mr. Lyall,
formerly member for Whitehaven, has, lost his seat for that
borough, and was also defeated for the city of London.
Mr. Hudson flashed like a meteor across the horizon, but
has suddenly disappeared, owing to the unwelcome inter-
ference of the sheriff's representatives ; and in connection
with these unpleasant disappearances may also be men-
tioned tho case of a Mr. Harris, not however a railway
director, at the suit of the South Wales Railway Company,
who was compelled to bring his candidature for Evesham
to an untimely close.—Railway News.