The Sun.
London, England, 1866-07-12 00:00:00

WINNERS OF THE ST. GEORGE'S CHALLENGE

VASE AND PRIZES.
Seven Shots at 500 Yards.
Winner of Vase, Gold Jewel, and £6 Points.
Lieut. Chapman, 12th N. York ... 25
Winner of Silver Medal and £5.
Private R. Ford, 12th Surrey ... ... 24
Winner of Bronze Cross and £4.
Private Radcliffe, 2d Middlesex... ~,. 24
Winners of £4.
Sergeant Syme, Ist Lanark 24
Corporal C. Churchill 2d Dorset... ... 24
Sergeant Johnstone, Bth Stafford 24
Winners of £3.
Sergeant 0. M'Mullon, Ist Herta ... 23
Corporal Butcher, 6th Hereford... ... 23
Corporal Ferguson, Ist Inverness ... 23
Private Hamshaw, sth Northampton ... 23
Corporal Bullimore, 6th Tower Hamlets 23
Capt. Sanderson, 14th Somerset... ~. 23
Winners of £2.
Private J. Hewitt, Ist Surrey ... 23
Private F. Wishart, Ist Surrey 22
Corporal Robinson, 15th N. York 22
Private S. Morris, 4th Sussex ... 22
Captain Payne, 23d Surrey ... 22
Captain Baxter, 2d Middlesex 22
Colour-Sergeant J. Cumberland, Ist Notts. 22
Major S. Scott, 33d Lancaster ... ... 22
Lieut. Walford, Ist Warwick ... 22
Serjeant-Major Robinson, 2d Line. ... 22
Sergeant Morrell, Hon. Artillery Co. 22
Sergeant S. Penman, 3d Durham ~. 22
Ensign Walker, Gth Kincard. ... 22
Private Hodgkins, Ist Surrey ... 22
Sergeant T. Norfolk, 13th Suffolk 22
Private Thompson, 9th Surrey ... 22
Assist.-Surgeon Handley, 12th Lin. ... 22
Private H. J. Child, Ist Salop ... 22
FIRST STAGE, ALEXANDRA.-200 Yards.
Winner of £2O.

Points.
Private Taylor, Bth Derby 19
Winners of £l5.
Sergeant Girdwood, 3d Ayr ..• ... 18
Private Yorkston, 2d Edinburgh ... 18
Winners of £lO.
Major Bridgeman, West Middlesex ... 18
Private Hay, 15th Middlesex ... 18
Sergeant Robson, Ist Newcastle ~. 18
Captain Goodliffe, L. R. B. ~. 17
Sergeant Brown, 17th West York 17
Ties :
Sergeant Burns, 3d Lancashire, £lO 17
Quar.-Sergt. Overton, 4th Stafford, £5 17
Winners of £5.
Captain Picken, 3d Wigtown ... 17
Sergt. Spencer, 7th Northamp. 17
Colour-Sergeant Bloom, Ist Notts 17
Private C. Other, 12th N. York ... 17
Sergeant Russell, Ist North York ... 17
Private Westcott, 7th Surrey ... ... 17
Lieutenant Burt, Ist Warwick ... 17
Private Dawson, 4th W. York ... 17
Private Getley, Ist Cheshire ... 17
Sergeant Higham, Ist Lancashire ... 17
Private Johnstone, 2d Roxburgh. ... 17
Master of Lovat, 7th Inverness ... 17
Private Ingram, Ist Lanark 17
Colour-Sergt. Clarke, 27th IV. York ... 17
Ties :
Sergeant H. Lucas, 38th Mid., £5 ... 17
Captain Hancock, Ist Wor., £3 ..• 17
Winners of £3.
Sergeant Hall, 14th Salop 17
Corporal Bennet, 21st Somerset ... 17
Ensign Sprott, sth Lancashire ... 17
Corporal M'Vittie, 6th ditto .. 17
Corporal Bonnet, 6th ditto 17
Sergt. Bruere, 4th It orth York 17
Ensign Kennedy, 3d Lanark ... ... 17
Captain Kinnear, Edinburgh 17
Sergi. Johnson, 6th Cheshire 17
Edour...,ergt. Cortis, 11th Sussex ... 17
36th Middlesex ... 17
Corporal TatLum'
Sergt. Philip, 2d st,:th Middlesex ... 16
Captain M'Kenzie, 3d Roslq ••• ... 16
Ensign Pixley, Ist Middlesex f.. ... 16
Lieutenant Shard, 3d Cornwall 16
Sergeant Bacchus, 2d Middlesex la
Ties for prizes of £3 each.
Private Dunlop, 15th Middlesex 16
Corp. Hepplestone, 6th Lancashire 16
Private Wyatt, Ist London ... 16
Surgeon Stormont, Ist London ... 16
Sergeant Wilson, Ist Stirling 16
Sergeant Fletcher, Ist Warwick 16
Captain Cotesworth, 2d Essex 16
Ensign Blackburn, Ist Gloucestershire 16
Captain Harrison, 19th West York 16
Sergeant Morris, 3d Kent 16
Captain Mulliner, Ist Lan. Eng. 16
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Private Peake, Ist Manchester .„ 16
Private Barrett, 2d North. 16
Private Scott, 4th Ross 16
Lieut.-Colonel 11c1ford, Leicester ... 16
Sergeant Holmes, let Middlesex 16

ENFIELD ASSOCIATION CllP.—Highest Score.
Lieut. P. Cunlifee, 2Gth Cheshire ... 34 points.

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WAR'S PRIZES.-

Five Rounds at 600 Yards.

Winner of £lO. Points.
Capt. Punshon, Ist Newc. (tie) ~. 18
Winners of ,Zo.
Capt. Astley, 49th Regt. (tie) ~. 18
Sorg. Cortis, 11th Sussex... 17
Winners of £3.
Lieut. Davidson, 3d Forfarshire... 17
Private H. Lane, Bristol 17
Private Wishart, Ist Surrey ... 16
Private J. Halsall, 21st Lancashire 16
Private R. E. Rugg, Ist Warwickshire... 16
Private L. Burt, Ist Warwickshire 16
Private J. Wyatt, London R. B. 16
Private Hon. J. Gordon, C. U. 16
Sergt. W. Ferguson, Ist Inverness 15
Capt. R. Morris, 9th Middlesex... ... 15
FIRST SERIES EXTRA PRlZES.—Highest Scores.
Points.
Lieut. A. Coates, 2d Renfrew ~. 20
Lieut. Fletcher, Liverpool ~. 20
Ensign Boynton, York 19
Sergt. 11. Lane, Bristol ... 19
Hon. Mem. C. Miller, Bristol 19
Sergt. W. Ferguson, Inverness... 10
Sergt. W. Rigby, Dublin... 19 •
Private F. M. Eden, Inns of Court 19
Assist.-Surg. Henderson, Midlothian 19
Capt. R. Morris, 9th Middlesex
At the last meeting of the Association it was pro-
mised that two boxes should be placed on future
occasions outside and in front of the Council tent,
to be called respectively " The Owl" and " The
Earwig," of which one should be intended for the
reception of suggestions, the other of complaints.
These two boxes made their appearance yesterday,
supporting appropriate figures of a size which, in
the language of sculpture, would be called heroic.
The Belgians yesterday proceeded to London
to pay their respects to the Lord Mayor. To-
night they will be entertained at dinner by
the Volunteers, and to-morrow evening there
will be festive games in their honour in
the Highland Camp. It might be a questil
of some delicacy how far the Council of theme titoannad
Rifle Association, founded for the developeoun
encouragement of rifle shooting in
ortion oftry,
its
would be justified in applying
funds to the hospitable entertaitunan thi
enytpof foreigners
however welcome as guests to this country, bearing'
in mind that our Tir National, unlike the Belgian,
is maintained by individual and not by State con-
tributions. Any difficulty, however, which might
arise upon this head has been obviated by subscrip-
tions freely entered into by everybody at Whale-