... ware Mr. E. W. Beck;lt, M.P., Mr. Jamee Walker Oxley, Mr. A. H. Meytey- Thempeon, Mr. R. W. Kddieou, Mr. A. W. Mayo Rabtoa, Dr. Griffith, Mr. T. E. Pritt, Praf*et*r Smttbeili, Mr. Ingham. Mr. Henry Oxley, Dr. Drake, Mr. E. T. Hirat. Dr. X. lix. Ed. Hirat ...

... Mlr. H. J. Palmer, and Mr. J. RE Bower. 2 senior, were appointed Vice-Presidents; Mir. J. P. Eddi- - son. captain; Mr. Henry Oxley, hon. treasurer; Mr. If. Ingleby and Mr. A. E. TKirk. hon. secretaries: and M Messrs. J. R. Bower, junior, J. Mf. Lister ...

... and Mr. C. Smales; Northallerton, Messrs. Chaa. Waistell and B. Gardner;, ' Ironopolis (South2Bank), Messrs.-J. Kirton and Henry Smith ; Whitby, Mr. E. Harrisou; Grosmont, Messrs. R. Louth and E. Jones; Thirsk, Messrs. Z. Wright and J. W. Hall; Middlesbrough ...

... 539 .. 560 547 ?? ENGLAND. Sir Henry Wilmot, Captain. Vent Dutton Hunt, Hythe ?? 65 63 203 Mr. WhItehesa ?? 70 71 66 ?? 0P Cant. Gibbs, Bristol ?? 69 71 67 ?? 720 Cabt. Iamb, 1at South Iannaahlre 69 .. 70 70 9 Cant Oxley, Kent ?? .. 66 69 20C CapS. ...

... competitions kept the 20 0 yards ranges buey; while the War Secretary, ,Armmurers, Atkinsion, Hulford Curtis, and Harvey-Henry and the sweepstakes competitions.shared with twro matdhee the longest ranges. One of these matches was for the Humphrey Challenge ...

... 23 - 1. 054 C Capt.T~unrel . 20. 25..0.i . CoE'-Sergta Ne]ma . 1is 22 . 0 ..50 e Private Ilenoti ?? ..15 : 24 . .48 Private Henry . 1 ?? 22 . .40 0 ?? total ?? e At the conclusion of the riatch Major Tilton costgratn- u lated the borne teasn on their' success ...

... bentefit of Mr. George Anderson, late a. distinguished1 member of the -Yorkshire County eleven ?? All England eleven. Sir Henry Beresford Peirse, Bart., presided. Mr. Anderson, it was explained], was at present only in -very humble circumstances. Witls ...

... Suitli %Mfllrd D0 Atkinlsoa Tohs, Roll Outtonl Dssvldl Cherry Burton 0) Atkinson Henry, Rayivell Biurton rhavid. ?? ditto DP AtkMn3oua 'rhuus. Northaserain Button Henry, Hui~thana Hall l), Atkinson William Simpson, Buetuiim Jo)hiu. iliillI Ausrhorpe Sniutuson ...

... had 'bean somewhat' obscured by clouds, again 'saone out brilliantly, and added to the diffiulties of high scoring. Captain Oxley camie to grief at this range, adding only 37 to his previous score. Lieutenant inag. of. the 3rd Rifle Brigade, made 465 at ...

... in faet, as the terrace around the bath could conveniently aceommodate with sitting and standing room. The MAxon (Mr. Ald. Oxley), accompanied by Mr. W. B. Denison, ML-. W. H. Conyers, Mr. Rich. Robinson, Mr. J. ?? Smith, the Rev. Canon Browne, Mr. J. ...

... Rrvsr. Captain Frenoantle, let Books, £14 As. 4 4 ?? 50 Captain Gibbs, Bristol En;inecrs, £14 La. 4d ?? -50 Lieutecant T. S. Oxley, id V.BIL. Sussex, £14 3S. 4d. 50 Sergt. W.IL.Worthlst uloacester Engise, £143&4d. 49 captain L W. Barnett, 22ed Mfddsez £14 ...

... 3r~d V.B. West, York ; Lance-Corporal Anthonys, lst Ben Cornwall; end Private Bartlett, Dorset Ieornanry, the each 33. U11. HENRY (seven shots at 1,000 yards), M.B.L.-Private F. Osborne, 1st, Warwick, 33 ; Lieutenant-Colonel Hal. led ford, 30. the The BonxINt ...