The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-04 00:00:00

ASR Covent-garden
After Dru SUP,
ry-lane Theatre
After Haymarket Theatre
After Adelphi Theatre
After Olympic Theatre
After Strand Theatre
After New Royalty Theatre
After St. James's Theatre
After Prince of `Vales' 'Theatre EVANS' to SUP.
London Singing and Supper Club, EVANS', Covent-garden, Voca
Entertainment at Eight.

No. 23,655.

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PRICIe 4d.
STAAIPED

Capitaine, and Nelusko. Enchanteur led Rabican very
steadily about a mile. Godding cantered Goodwood gently.
Joseph Dawson sent the following a good gallop on Long
Hill:—Chapel Royal, Grimston, Tornado, Brother to
Stafford, Bird on the Wing colt, and two or three others.
Typ'imus cantered, aul afterwards went a nice gallop on
the tan, led by Nina Elms.
STooximinGE.-After their usual canters on Wednes-
day, Cuckoo led E4nartero, Blueber, Ilawaflan, Lady
Cecilia, Iberia, and the Crucifixion filly about a mile at a
goal pace. The Eri 1!.I Summer's Lady Riglan,
and Europa a mile and a quarter steadily. The Blaekbird
c )4 and Den tulle wont a rattler for about three-quarters Of
a mile, followed by the Lava fi ly and the Demlice filly,
but not fast. Thursiay—Cuckoo led the same lot as ou
Wednesday a mile at a good pace. Se /We led The Earl,
Logarithm, Herald, Birlseekcr, Co,:k a' the Walk, and
Summer's liva about a nide and a half, folloWed by Europa
at some distance off. Haynes had out The Duchess; The
Alderman, Robert Lauudrie, and Cicada. They all can-
tered, and then_ went a nice steady gall )p of a mile. This
small lot of horses have wonderfully improved, especially
The Alderman, who has grown into a very nice colt, and
I think is sure to pay his way. Friday—The same lot
were out, with the addition of Lecturer and Miss Foote.
After their usual canters, Cuckoo led Escnrtero, Blucher,
Standard Bearer, R)wallan, and Amethyst colt_a mile.
Minnie Warren led Lady Cecilia, Miss Foote, Iberia, and
Crucifixion filly the same distance. Seville led The Earl,
Logarithm, Herald, Birdseeker, Cock o' the Walk, and
Summer's Evb a milnand a half. Leeturerled Europa the
same distance. Athena, Flower Girl, and Lord of the
Dales cane home last evening, and the latter was very
lame. Lady Elizabeth is still walking.

RICHMOND, Thursday.—Our trainer being away at New-
castle, nothing of any importance trait 3pirJl. Coates sent
IE >then and Felucca a good gallop. Goant des Bolailles,
Hermosa, El Cid, Brantingluitn, Brennus, and Valtz did
steady work. Elliot's Sorcerer, The Gleaner, Stockwell
filly, Rol Tub, Stella, and Ashbank did good work. Tho
Belleislo team did very little. Lord Ronald, Virtue, Butter-
cup, and Raunds went a long gallop at a steady sweating
pace. Chelsea, after canteriug twice, galloped about a mile
slowly. Luntrs lot were out early, an 1 they did some good
steady work. •
Mlvrox.—Our Derby horse, Betrayal, commenced doing
strong work again on Tuesday. After two canter; the
Marquis gelding led him a throe-parts speed gallop of
nearly two miles. Thursday.—Peck had, doing work on
the welds, Camilla, Agrippa, Fichu, and the Vedette filly,
while Amendment, Buccaneer filly, Skylark, Di Spanker,
Mother Neasham, and Blacklock were walking in their own
field. I'Anson sent Betrayal, and the Lapidist dam filly a
striding gallop of a mile and three-quarters, and the T unstall
colt, Cure colt, and Consternation galloped steadily. Scott
brought out the following and gave them a brisk canter or
two —Westwick, Viscount, War, Taraban, The Spy, Thors-
gill, Fecialis, Toison d'Or, Barna Bimbo, The Clipper, and
Thunder, and, after walking for some time, Taraban and
The Spy had a rough gallop of a mile and three-quarters.
The following afterwards had the "sweaters" put on, and
went five miles:—Taraban, The Spy, and Thorsgill, who,
when they had gone a mile, were joined by Thunder. A
nicer sweat I have not seen, all pulling up sound and well.
Shepherd's continue doing strong work on private ground
viz., Malta, George Osbaldestona, and Lady Z.ltland.
The two last-named are making wonderful improve-
ment.

FINDON.—For the Northamptonshire Stakes Thalia ran
better than T expected, especially after the bucketing she
has had. Next week will, of course, be blank, but at the
Newmarket Craven Meeting, the week after, we have
both Sir David Gain, and Madrid engaged. The former
is in several very valuable stakes, but I do not think he is
good enough ; to my mind he is on too small a scale, and
requires more time. He will not, however, disgrace him-
self in second-class company when fit. Madrid is doing
good work. The mare by Newminster out of Irish Queen
is now all right, and takes her gallops freely, but she is
not sent more than a mile. Our horses engaged in the
Chester Cup are—Romping Girl, Owain Glyndwr, Proser-
pine, Thalia, The Breach, Sister to Vedette, Nalaton, and
Demon. Thalia is away, and Proserpine and Romping
Girl are in physic, but the others are going on first-class.
EPSOM. —On Thursday Skirmisher was sent to lead
Berserker and Ampleforth two or three nice half-speed
gallops. Columbine went striding along for a mile at a
good pace. Monitress practised hurdle-jumping, and
Diamond led the Dundee colt a good gallop of a mile and
three-quarters. Baroness, Glasgow, and Melbourne had
two nice canters of a mile. Sherwood gave the following
two goad pipe-openers of a mile :—Marquis of Worcester,
Vanbrugh, Maid of Avenel, Bonnie Katie, Sea Serpent,
and Buffoon. Potter gave some rare work to Helice,
isabolle, V.tn Diemen, Lady Glencora, Admiral Fitz-
roy. Nightingall was busy with Nutpecker, Cecil,
Merry Andrew, Warlike, Adjutant, Engraver, and
Little Go, sending them two good gallops on the tan.
Mont Blanc went a rare gallop of a mile and a half. Cap-
tain Crosstree went a really good gallop, going in better
s'yle than I ever saw him, and afterwards left for Bedford.
Friday.—Norrington, Brilliant, Lord of the Isles colt, and
the Crater colt did the mile twice. Nutrition, Glengar-
noek, Nutriment, Cairo, and Vision di.l plenty of slow
work. The Squire's team did the same amount of work
as on the previous day. All our horses engaged at Broth-
ley have done uncommonly well, and will bo looking after
the different stakes. They consist of the following :
Skirmi•h, Columbine, Diamond, Merry Andrew, Dunstaff-
nage, Mont Bianc, Queen of the Forest, Kismet, John
Bull, Roving Maid, Tina, Admiral Fitzroy, Lady Glen-
cora, and King Alfred. I have not seen Ailesbury or
Beeswing since Sunday.

MlDDLEttim.—Warwick, Bracken, Fervacques, For-
tunio, Liberal, Castanet, La Mousse, Frolicsome, Prido of
Erin, and the two year olds of Fobert did good work on
Tuesday. Dawson was giving mile work to Czar, Rococo,
Priest, Mandrake, Harrogate, Corporal, Dean, Lady Vane,
Minster 8011, Braxey filly, Lady Flora, M.trcury, Donald-
Lain, Tabouret, Higlfand Duck, and the two year olds,
atter which Minster Bell and Lady Vane went a two-mile
gallop. Osborne was busy with Weather Star, Pretty
John, Kiug'a Cross, John Osborne, and Jenny Mills ; and
Winter was sending along Three per Cent., Ladylike,
Palisade, Ada, and the Viscountess colt. Mastermau's did
strong work, viz., Honesty, Honestish, Catterick, and
Lady Caven Wednesday.—The above lot repeated
Tuesday's work, with the exception of }'obert's, who went
a few short canters. Thursday.—Dawson sent Lady Vane
and Minster Bell two miles at a steady pace. Osborne
galloped Weather Star, John Osborne, Pretty John, and
Jenny Mills.

STANTON.—On. Tuesday, See-Saw, Cotton, Rude, Sou-
venance, Batonnier, and Trouesso galloped a mile and a
half. Licymnia, Parma Fidelia, Tarquin, Arch-
eress filly, Palmitine, Sea Gull, and Isis wore
sent a mile, all going well. Christmas Carol was
only walking, and appeared to go lame. Wednesday.
Albrighton and True heart went a rasping four-mile gal-
lop. Mrs. Allan, Sportsman, Jezabel, Soo Saw, Lady
Righthorn, Rude, and Batonnier did about two miles at
full speed. Pronesse, Marlyon, Parma, Licymnia, Fidella,
and the Lady Evelyn filly were sent a mile and a half.
Jeanie Deans, the Balkh colt, Morella, filly, Archeress filly,
Abyssinia, Palmitine, Tarquin, and Bon Block went a
steady mile gallop. Thursday.—Nothing was done be-
yond a few canters by a lot including Sue Saw and Lady
aighthorn. .The latter improves in her gallops, as also
does See Saw. Calton appears to go better at home than
he does out. Christmas Carol was still walking.

Foreign Mail Packet L 131,,
MAILS DUE.

tustralie and New Zeals,utl, via Southampton-- April 25.
Ditto, via Marseilles
Ditto, via Panama April 23.
Buenos Ayres, sad Monte Video .. • • • ....• lard 6.
Ditto, by Frenoh packet
Cape Vords, by Brazil packet 6.
+Jape of Good Elope. Ascension. awl it. Helena—. April 12.
Penang, and. Slug &pore. via Southampton April I'.
Ditto, via ;rlarseilles ..... April 5.
Falkland Islands ..... . ..•-• ...... Apri 1 6.

Jibraltar, via 50uthampt0n.......... . • April 4.
India,via Southampton ......... is pril 4
Ditto, via Marseiltes
Malta, &gyp t, &a. .. ......... ... April •—.
Ditto, Marseilles... April..—.
Mauritius, Cape of Good live, and Natal, via

Southampton
Litt', Atareeiltes April 18
Newfoundland OOOOO • • • *toe April 8
Portugal April 6
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Ditto, by privr le ship to Oporto ...
Ditto Ciao to Lisbon
United States, ( anada, California, ike., by British

packet
Ditto, by L. Lited States packet
Ditto ditto 'New York)
Ditto ditto 'New York)
Ditto dittt (Baltimore)
Ditto, by Canadian packet .... April 3.
West Coast of Africa, 31adeira, and Tenerlffo April IS.
West Indies and Pacific (except Mexico and Baha-
mas)

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