... d's Jacqueline, Ost (Ashraall) 1 Mr. Wilson's f by Gamoboy, out of Maid of Monton, 6st6lb (T. Cliff) 2 Lord Waterford's April Fool, 7st 61b (D. Doyle) 3 The following also lan : — ■ Mr. Meiklam's Tho Hatchet, 7st 61b (Aldcroft) 0 Mr. •! . J. Henderson's ...

... otlieers riders, one mile and a half, six subs, wero won by Lieut. Daveney's Duxbury, 12st 121b, beating Lieut. Ainslie's April Fool, 12st 21b, and two others, by two lengths. The Selling Stakes of 3 soys each, and 40 added, for three-yr-olds and upwards ...

... Higgius's Fazeley, aged, ?? ( Mr. Mundy's Quickstep, aged, Ost lllb , Mr. Dowe nd Tipperary Boy, Ost 41b ( Mr. Aiuslie's April Fool, aged, Ost Won by two lengths. The Srci.UNi; Steki'i.k Handicap of 2 soys each, ami ' added. One mile and three quarters ...

... Sir Peter Lanrie Half and Half Rat trap Verax Br mby Greysteel Little Queen Lucy Neai Peter Simple ' Mike Ready Quadruped April Fool Ida Reindeer B g by lon Shinrone | Foreclosure Sam Hood Young Dutchman 1 Isaac Oarying Veugnauce Heroine Vainhope The Young'un ...

... Sir Peter 2 Lady Lambton 2 B f by Alarm, dam by Brown Brandy 2 Ellis, out of Antler's Middlesborough 2 dam 2 The Hatchet 3 April Fool 3 Commodore Charly 2 The Jewess 2 Fourteenth Year of the Gateshead Lottery Stakes of 10 soys each, p.p., with 50 from the ...

... give the British soldiers a hearty welcome, but none made their appearance. A little reflection reminded them that it was April Fool's Day, when they quietly departed in very good humour, laughing at tbeir own simplicity aud credulity. The Emperor aud Empress ...

... * 10 10 Ringdove ' Half ?? a 10 8 Vlelford ' Shinrone a 10 7 Grey-steel ' Tidings a 10 7 De Ginkle ' The Young-nn a 10 7 April-fool * St- Leger a 10 7 Reindeer Little Queen 5 10 7 lon gelding Maria Day a 10 5 Venice Tufthunter a 10 4 Morris Daly Abd el ...

... to him (Mr. Law- rence) that the day on which the measure was brought for- w.nrl was named April fool's-dey, and he trusted that the bill would prove an April fool's bill (cheers and laughter). Sir George Grey told the House of Commone in express terms ...

... Pa-is, and that its articles, such as they are, are original, the accusation of plagiarism seemsveiy' like a joke, and April Fools-day appears to have been se- lected as the period at which the action is to be brought. At the advanced age of 91 is ...

... terminated the farce, by a happy coin- cidence on the first day of April, leaving not only Mr. Armstrong and his party complete April fools, but the whole assemblage sadly disappointed. My fear wai turned into joy according to Mr. Armstrong; and perhaps with very ...

... terminated the farce, by a happy coincidence on the firat day of April, leaving not only Mr. Armstrong and his party complete April fools, but the whole assemblage sadly disappointed. My fear was turned into joy according to Mr. ArmBtrong; and perhaps with very ...

... honour to the occasion. The preacher, wo ure told, ascended tho pulpit, and bowed gravely to the audience ; then shouting, April fools all! lie ran down tl.e stairs amidst tho laughter of tho Court, and the cling of horns, trumpets, aud kettle drums. —Dr ...