A. P. Humphry

Alfred Paget Humphry was an English marksman and lawyer. He was born in Cambridge to George Murray Humphry, a surgeon at the city's Addenbrooke's Hospital. At Rugby School he competed in target rifle shooting, and set the record for an individual score in the match for the Ashburton Shield contested between the public schools. He continued to shoot as an undergraduate at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was a member of the Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers (CURV). In 1871, during his second year of study, he won the Queen's Prize, the premier contest of the annual meeting of the Britis

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