The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-18 00:00:00

LITTLETON.

Salpinctes, Abergeldie, and Proserpine were each work-
ing freely this morning, and going uncommonly well.
They each went a mile and a half, at a rare good paco.
The filly pleases us most here, and may turn out to be the
Simon Pure. But the pending trial will soon tell us.

MIDDLEIIAM.
Comus is doing no work for the Cambridgeshire ; but
Robert Osborne continues to give Miss Haworth and Lady
of Coverdale plenty. They will not do, though, for that
groat handicap. Audaz has been thrown up.

FYFIELD.
Alec Taylor galloped Bradamante, Dulcimer, Pep-
per's Ghost, Bugler, and the three year old filly by
King Tom, out of Mayonaise, a mile and three-quarters
very fast this morning. They are all engaged in the Cam-
bridgeshire, and both look and go splendidly. The two
year olds are in moderate work.

Drislane gave JohnL AM
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gallop this morning, but ho does not look good enough for
the Cambridgeshire ; nor Pluto either. Bates, however,
has given the latter plenty of real good work, on the Far-
istinEile and three quarters'
ringdon-road Downs, led by Marco Spada, and he is very
fit. At Russley, Marksman is going on first class ; and
Liddington is leading Birdforth in strong exercise. My
Hobby is schooling the yearlings• box is walking.
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PAROCHIAL EMIGRATION MONEY.—By a provision
in a recent Act (the 29th and 30th Victoria, cap. 113)
where a sum of money has been raised or borrowed for the
purpose of emigration of poor persons, and not wholly
expended, the Poor-Law Board, on the application of the
overseers of the parish, may order it to be applied in aid
of the current rate or in the reduction of the loan.

Two hundred and seven deaths from cholera, and
47 from diarrhoea, making 254 deaths from the two
forms, were registered during the week-38 in the
west districts, 41 in the north, 44 in the central, 82
in the east, and 49 in the south districts. The mor-
tality is lowest, taking population into account, in
the south and north, highest in the central and in
the east districts. Many of the deaths occur in the
various hospitals. The places in which the patients
were attacked are printed in the notes when regis-
tered, with the particulars of each death either by
cholera or by diarrhoea.
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