The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-16 00:00:00

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Sporting Intelligence.

SHREWSBURY AUTUMN RACES.
THURSDAY.
Handicap Plate of 50 soya, for 3-yr-olds and upwards.
The winner to be sold by auction for 501. About 6
furlongs.
Mr. Waller's Octavia, by Orlando, 6 yrs, Bst' 41b
efield 1
Mr. Owen's Timotheus, aged, 6st 21b (Wak
(Ducker) 2
Mr. J. 03borne's Yorkshire Grey, 3yrs, 7st (Bearpark) 3
The following also ran :—Sine-qua-Non and Rumi-
nator.
I Betting-6 to 4 agst Octavia Very little betting.
Won by a length ; a head between the second and third.
Sine-qua-Non and Ruminator beaten some lengths. The
winner was bought in for 145 guineas.
The Scurry Stakes of 2 sous each, with 20 added ; for
3.yr olds and upwards. The last horse to pay the se-
cond's stake. Optional selling allowances, &c. Pe-
nalties for winners. About half a mile. (8 subs.)
Mr. Daley's Cineas, by Touchstone or Epirus, 5 yrs,
Bst 61b
(Ashman) t
Mr. J. Osborne's Cherry Brandy, 3 yrs, 7st 31b
(Bearpark)
Mr. S. Darling's Usurer, 3 yrs, fist 12ib...(Fordharn) 3
Mr. Robinson's Alcyone, 3 yrs, 6,t 121 b (Miles) 4
Betting-6 to 4 agst inea,, 3to 1 each agst Usurer
and Alcyone. A fine race in resulting in a dead heat
with Cineas and Cherry Brandy. Usurer was beaten a
head only from the first two ; a bead between the third
and fourth.

THE GREAT EXPOSITION IN PARIS.

The following are the names of the English Ex-
hibitors who have received medals and honourable
mention in the classes, the lists of which were not
prepared on Saturday :
FIRST CLASS.—MINES AND METALLURGY.
Large Medal of Honour—J. Logan, Montreal.
Medal of Honour—Geological Society.
First Class Medals—Bagnall and Sons ; Bankart and
Son, Neatb, Glamorganshire ; Bowling Iron Company,
Bowling ; Butterly Iron Company • Colebrook Dale
Council of the Duchy of Cornwall; Cwm Avon Iron
Company ; Cwm Ceyln and Blaina ; Dowlais Iron Com-
pany ; Dundyvan Iron Company ; Griffith, Dublin ;
Mersey Iron and Steel Company, Staffordshire ; Minis-
try of Commerce, London ; Oakes and Co. ; Rhymney
Iron Company ; Shelton Iron Company ; C. Sopwith,
Allenhead, Northumberland ; Weardale Iron Company.
Second Class Medals—Barrows and Hall ; Thaenavon
Iron Company ; Gart-herrie ; Great Consolidated Cop-
per Mining Company, Devonshire ; Philosophical Insti-
tute, Bristol ; Knight and Co. ; H. Mack worth, Clifton,
Gloucestershire ; Millington and Co. ; G. H. Rarnsy,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Tredegar Iron Company ; J.
Wales, Helton Colliery, Durham ; Ystalyfera Iron
Company.
Honourable Mention—Abercoun Works, Anthracite
Steam Fuel Company, Carmarthenshire (Livingstone
Patent) ; British Iron Co. ; Calder and Co. ; H. Carr,
Peterborough ; Hon. Edward Chitty, Jamaica ; Clay
and Newman, Droitwich ; Lebbe Pacquier Turn by,
Colombo, Ceylon ; W. Murray, Glasgow ;
Mylne, London ; Noak, Droitwich ; Osier Bed Iron
Company ; J. J. Reid, Chester ; Rogers's Coal-mines,
Albertan, South Wales ; Samuelson and Co. ; De Soisa,
Ceylon ; Tipton, Carr, and Co.
SECOND CLASS.—FISHERIES AND PRODUCTS OBTAINED
WITHOUT CULTIVATION (ART FORESTIER, CHASSE,
PECHE, ET RECOLTE DE PRODUCTS OBTENUS SANS
CULTURE).
Medals of Honour.—English Colony of Canada ;
Colony of British Guiana ; M'Arthur Sydney.
First Class Medals.—Board of Public Works, Ire-
land ; J. Berry, Ellys and Prestwidge, Jamaica ;
Ceylon Colony ; Hudson's Bay Company ; Colony of
Van Diemen's Land ; Colony of Victoria • Andrew
Dickson, Canada (Kingston); Society of Arts, 'Jamaica ;
N. Wi:son, Jamaica.
Second Class Medals.—E. Chitty, Jamaica ; Cape of
Good Hope Company ; Sir W. Denison, Van Diemen's
Land ; Farmer and Deblaquiere, Woodstock, Canada ;
C. Moore, Australia ; Pappe and Zeyner, Cape ; G.
Sharpless, Quebec.
THIRD CLASS.— -AGRICULTURE.
Medals of Honour.--W. Crosskill, Beverley ; Richard
Garrett and Son, Saxartindharn ; R. Hornsby and Son,
Grantham ; J. and F. Howard, Bedford ; Ransom and
Simes, Ipswich.
First Class Medals.—W. Ball, Roth well, Kettering ;
Barker, Victoria ; E. H. Ben tall, Hey bridge • W. Bus-
by, Newton-le-Willows ; R. Coleman, Chelmsford ; Uni-
versal Exhibition Committee, Guiana ; Canada Com-
pany, Toronto ' • London Manure Company; E. Cox,
New South Wales ; G. Cross Montreal, Ca-
nada ; J. Dean and Son, London ; Dickenson, Hewatt,
Van Diemen's Land ; Douglass, Victoria • D. Gibson,
Van :Diemen's Land ; J. C. Gie, Cape of 'Good Hope ;
R. E. Kormode, Van Diemen's Land ; W. Lyman and
Co., Montreal, Canada • J, W. M'Arthur, Camden,
New South Wales ; M. H. Marsh, New England, New
South Wales ; Smith and Ashby, Harnfort ; W. Smith,
Kettering ; The Flax Society of Encouragement of
Ireland ; Ralph Wade, Coburg, Canada; N. B. Ward,
London ; Wright, Van Diemen's Land.
Second Class Medals.—T. B. Bayley, Cape of Good
Hope ; Burgess and Co. ; G. Cox, New South Wales ;
J. Fishea, Montreal, Canada ; Flsrning, Toronto,
Canada,,; Flett; Manning River, New South Wales ; J.
Grant, ' Van Diemen's Land ; Hutton, Victoria ; D.
Laurent, Varennes, Canada ; T. Learraouth, Victoria •
Tipperary flax ; Roscommon flax : Cork flax ; Armagh
flax ; J. Milligan, Van Diemen's Land ; L. Moise,
Milton, Canada ; Nouffiard, Sydney, New South Wales;
Parks and Co. ; Richardson Brothers, Edinburgh ; Dr.
Royle ; Alexander Shaw, Toronto, Canada ; G. Shep-
pard, Montreal, Canada ; W. P. Stanley, Peterborough;
Neighbour and Son ; R.Wade,Coburg, Canada ; Walker
and Soo, Van Diemen's Land ; Williams and Saunders.
Honourable Mention.—Coffin, Canada ; Come • J.
Dean and Son, London ; Dray and Co., London ;
Evans, Montreal, Canada ; F. W. Jarvis, Toronto,
Canada ; Antrim flax; Armagh flax; Down flax ; Lime-
rick flax ; Londonderry flax ; Neighbour and Son ;
Shanks and Son ; the Abbe Villeneuve, Montreal,
Canada.