The Sun.
London, England, 1865-07-19 00:00:00

Corporal Edwards, 11th Corn-

wall ... ... ... ... 9 15 Retired.
Private Fowkes, 6th Lancashire Absent.

Sergeant Mellor, 6th ditto 17 14 12 43
Sergeant Loof, 17th Kent 17 13 Retired.
Private Chowler, Ist North,-
amptonsire 8 Retired.
Private Bell, Bth Lanarkshire... 22 16 12 50
Private Hutchinson, 3d Rex-
burgh shire ... , 8 Retired.
Colour-Sergeant Woolley, Ist
. . .

Warwickshire
... Retired.
Private Ilummell, Ist Middlesex 17 16 21 51
Lieut. Murdock, Ist Edinburgh 18 16 14 48
Ensign Gray, Ist Lanarkshire 12 Retired.
Private Southall, 3d London 6 10 Retired.
Private Marsh, Ist London ... 22 12 do.

Private Thurston, 29th Middle-
sex 6 9 do.
Corporal Wiskar, 2d Essex 17 7 do.

Corporal Chaloner, Ist W. York-
ehire ... ... ... ~. 13 19 8 40
Private Green, 4th Cambridge Absent.
* Winner of Queen's Prize.
FIRST STAGE ALBERT—WINNERS.
500 Yards. Points.
Ensign Pixley, Victorias ••• ... 20
Captain Heaton, 3d Manchester ... 20
Major Bishop, Guernsey Musketry ... 20
Captain Astley, School of Musketry ... 20
Sergeant Edwards, Gth Staffordshire ... 20
Mr. Metford ••• ••• ... ... 20
Capt. Goadliffe, London Rifle Brigade 20
Private Wilkin, Elton Rifles ... ... 20
Lance-Corporal Norsworthy, 23d Mid-
dlesex ... ••• ••• ... 20
Ensign Sprott, sth Lancashire ... ... 19
Private Johnson, Bth Staffordshiro ... 19
Lieut. Purchas, 14th Worcestersh.re ... 19
Ensign Cockerham, 4th West Yorkshire 19
Captain Jacques, 9th Surrey ... ... 19
10
1 Private Parsons, lion. Artillery Co. ,„ 19

Captain M'Gregor, London Scottish ... 19
Sergeant Indus, Bth Cheshire ... 19
Sergeant Brown, 13th Lancashire 19
Sergeant Tinkler, sth Lincolnshire ... 19
Sergeant Green, 3d Somersetshire 19 5
Corporal Ingram, 3d Lanarkshire 19
Private Dunlop, London Scottish 19
Private Holloway, sth Gloucestershire 19
Sergeant Lane, Bristol Rifles ... 19
Corporal Fraser, 7th Inverness-shire ... 19
Sergeant Forbes, Ellon Rifles ... 19
Private Malcolm, London Scottish ... 19
Corp. Penny, Ist Gloucestershire Artil. 19
Corp. Pawson, 4th West Yorkshire 19

GOO Yards.

Private Sharman, 4th West Yorkshire 20
Private Martin, 40th Lancashire ... 20
*Sergeant Forbes, 6th Aberdeenshire... 20
*Lieut. Burt, Ist Warwickshire 20
Major Bishop, Guernsey Militia ... 19
Captain Bland, 76th Regiment ... 19
Private Peterkin, Cambridge University 19
Lieut. Thomas, 4th West Yorkshire ... 19
Sergeant Lowe, 2d Surrey ... 18
Lieut. Banting, St. Ceorge's 18
Captain Ewon, 2d West Yorkshire ... 18
Private Ilalsall, 21st Lancashire ... 18
Capt. Kinnear, Edinburgh Rifle Brigade 18
Captain Astley, School of Musketry 18
Lance-Cor. Norsworthy, 23d Middlesex 18
*Private E. Ross, London Scottish ... 18
*Private C. Ross, London Scottish ... 18
*Private Wilkin, Ellon Rifles 18
*Lieut. Marrinor, 9th Middlesex ... 18
*Ensign Pixley, Victories 18
Corporal Hepplestone, 6th Lancashire 18
Corporal Fraser, 7th Inverness-shire ... 18
Assist.-Surg. Henderson, Ist Middlesex 18
Mr. Greenhill 17

Sergeant Kerr, London Scottish ... 17
Sergeant Gibbs, let Bristol ... 17
Mr. J. Miln ... 17
Sorg. Clutterbuck, sth Gloucestershire 17
*Ca ptain Later, let Herefordshire ... 17
*Captain Turner, 3d Manchester ... 17
*Private Holloway, sth Gloucestershire 17

*Ties.
THIRD SERIES EXTRA PRIZES—WINNERS.
600 yards.

Ist Prize—Lieut. Cunningham, 18th Middlesex ; X2l;
a miniature billiard-table, presented by Messrs.
Stevens and Son, Great Scotland-yard
_ _

2d—Private Johnston, Bth Staffordshire ; X2O ; a rifle,

presented by Mr. Murcott, Haymarket .. ... 18
3d—Private Earl of Aberdeen, London Scottish ; £l5
153.; a "Kerr" rifle, presented by London Armoury
Company ... ... ... ... ... ... 18
4th—Private Read, 14th Suffolk ; £lO 10s. ; a silver
Bennett watch, presented by Mr. Bennett, Cheapside 18
sth—Private Halsall, 21st Lancashire ; £lO 10s.; a
telescope, presented by Mr. Steward, optician to

6th—Ensign Starkie, Queen's ; £lO 10s.; a sm4ll-boro
rifle, presented by Messrs. Reilly and Co., Oxford-
street ... 17

7th—Private J. Adams, Ist Herefordshire ; £7 10s. ; a
pistol, presented by Mr. Smith, armonrer to N.R.A.... 17
Bth—Corporal Chapman, 3d West Yorkshire ;
£4 18s. Gd.; a long Enfield rifle, presented by Lon-
don Armoury Company ... 17
FOURTH SERIES EXTRA PRIZES—HIGHEST

SCORES.
Private Radcliffe, 2d Middlesex

Captain Jaques, Surrey
Captain Heaton, 3d Manchester
Sergeant Smith, Victorias
Ensign Cunliffe, 26th Cheshire 19
Private Currie, Victorias 19
Capt. Suter, Ist Herefordshire ... 19
Colour-Sergeant Clewes, 3d Renfrewshiro... 18
Captain Bland, 76th Regiment ...
Hon. Member Fletcher, Liverpool ...
Private Pole, Liverpool Rifle Brigade
T. Turner

... 19

... 18
... 18

Lieut. Bell, Ist Cheshire ... 6.. 18
Colour-Sergeant M'lntyre, 3d Renfrewshire 18
" SATURDAY REVIEW"—HIGHEST SCORES.
Sergeant Thompson, Ist Derbyshire ... 18
Private Houghton, sth Norfolk 17
Corporal Pell, Inns of Court ... 16
Captain Burro., 29th Kent 16
Corporal Harms, 29th Kent... 16
Lieut. Burt, Ist Warwickshire 15
Ensign Poggett, sth Beds 15
" A.NY RIFLE " ASSOCIATION CUP.
None higher than yesterday (17th instant).
EARL DE GREY AND RIPON—HIGHEST SCORES
Lieut. Cunningham, 18th Middlesex 17
Private Marsh, 12th Norfolk... ... 17
Private Bruce, Galloway ... 17

Quartermaster Whittingham, 33d Cheshire ... 17
J. Rigby, D.S.C. ... ... ...
Sergeant Brooks, 12th Middlesex
Lieut. Banting, 11th Middlesex ...
G. Miller ... ~
Ensign Starkie, Queen's

... ... 1G
... ... 16
... - 16

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HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, July 18.
Her Majesty walked and drove yesterday, accom-
panied by the Princesses.
The Prince and Princess of Wales dined with the
Queen, and embarked at 11 p.m. in her Majesty's
ship Osborne for Devonport.

Their Royal Highnesses were attended by the
Countess de Grey, Lieutenant-General Knollys,
and Major Grey.

His Serene Highness Prince George of Solms
has arrived at the Hanoverian Legation in Grosvenor-place
from Hanover. We understand that his serene highness
purposes to make a tour in Scotland.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond and family
leave town to-day for Goodwood Park, Sussex, where a
large party will be entertained during the races.
The Duchess of Sutherland left Stafford House,
St. James's, yesterday morning for Plymouth. The duke
left the Thames in his steam yacht on Saturday last for
the Western Coast.

The Earl of Lonsdale left his mansion on Carlton-
house-terrace on Monday for Lowther Castle.

~~The Earl
of Bantry has left Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square, for Brighton.

Lord and Lady Churston have arrived at the
Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.

Gossir.—There will be a general meeting of
officers and members of the Anti-Teapot Society (the pro-
moters of the Anti-Teapot Review), in London, on Friday,
at 5.30 p.m.