The theory and practice of archery - Horace A. Ford; W. Butt

Mr. and Mrs. Eyre W. Hussey became Champion and Championess of the West.

Mrs. Hussey and Mr. Nesham scored 367 and 530 respectively in the handicap match on July 24.

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The Forty-second Grand National Archery Meeting was held in the College-grounds at Great Malvern on July 29 and 30, 1885, when sixty-four ladies and fifty-one gentlemen shot.

Ladies	60 Yards		50 Yards		Totals
Ladies	Hits	Score	Hits	Score	Hits	Score
Mrs. Piers F. Legh	88	460	47	289	135	749
Miss Legh	91	417	44	258	135	675
Mrs. Eyre W. Hussey	84	386	46	248	130	634
Mrs. Marshall	84	360	42	228	126	588
Miss Steel	77	345	41	197	118	542
Miss B. M. Legh	75	363	42	172	117	535
Miss F. Bardswell	72	310	43	217	115	527

Gentlemen	100 Yards		80 Yards		60 Yards		Totals
Gentlemen	Hits	Score	Hits	Score	Hits	Score	Hits	Score
Mr. C. E. Nesham	94	356	72	316	45	245	211	917
Major C. H. Fisher	79	381	68	310	40	194	187	885
Mr. T. T. S. Metcalfe	52	211	64	310	40	224	163	745
Mr. Perry-Keene	46	194	67	261	45	261	158	716
Mr. R. Walters	69	291	59	251	32	130	160	672
Mr. H. Kendall	61	241	62	270	33	159	156	670
Mr. Eyre W. Hussey	51	213	58	248	42	184	151	645
Captain M. Allen	54	216	62	252	37	153	153	621

Mrs. P. F. Legh became the Championess with 6 points, Miss Legh having 1 point for a tie on the gross hits, and 1 point for most hits at 50 yards.

Mr. Nesham won the Champion's medal for most points—7-1/2—and the Spedding memorial cup with the highest score. Major Fisher won 1 point for hits at 100 yards, and Mr. Perry-Keene won 1-1/2 points, having tied Mr. Nesham with 45 hits at 60 yards, and he won the point for highest score at 60 yards.

Mrs. Eyre W. Hussey and Mrs. P. F. Legh scored 374 and 371 respectively in the handicap match on July 31, and Mr. C. E. Nesham and Mr. Perry-Keene scored 462 and 402 on the same day.

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