... Fly Mr Itanden's w bk d lineruk, by Brit. Grenadler—noae of Acton r Armee: , bk bBP n' Line, by Reynold Mr Watron'a r b April Fool, by) IMr .lortlan'a bk d Smoker. by Mark Tapley—Lady Spring—Fly Mr Itacater'm be b Backe& Hop-)n Wawa's r d Jock in Gm, ...

... Di Lieut b Arab h Just inTime.,.. jeut G Major Price’s b Cape h April Fool. Betting : 3 to 2 agst e Ranger, 2 3 to 1 agst Figaro, 6 to 1 each agst Grimaldi aud Step an It. April Fool scratched. A good start was effec fairly under weigh, Grimaldi and ...

... resisted all attempts of the officers of the County Court and constables to exchange civilities with him, was on Thursday last (April fool day) suddenly surprised, and made prisoner of, while engaged in untying a band of reed from one of his gooseberry bushes ...

... first-ola## dog. have appeared in publie, and have won eleven •lake# and run (or three—see Herod, Expect, Mussulman, laeoldsby. April fool. Blessing. Ac, Ac. For particulars apply to H. Bowley, 87, Eccleston-plaes. Bcclsston-streei, Pimlico. STUD GREYHOUND. ...

... one mile and a half. Lord Waterford's oh e April Fool, 3 yrs, 7st 131b ?? Doyle 1 1 Captain Scott's b c by Burgundy, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb ?? Taylor 2 2 Mr. Sheldon's Lady Harkaway, 7st Slb ?? 'Loughlin 3 0 April Fool made a waiting race in both heats, and won ...

... 4 6 6 St. George 6 6 4 The Carrier 4 6 4 Talfourd (inc. 101 b extra) 3 6 3 Richard Primmer 4 6 2 Michaelmas Maid 3 5 12 April Fool 3 5 12 Valour Madeline 4 5 12 Monsoon 3 5 10 Peggy 3 5 10 The Judge 3 5 8 Anne Page 3 4 10 Dressmaker., 3 4 10 Jacqueline ...

... beats. Lord Waterford's ch c April Fool, by Burgundy, out of Lupin, by Velocipede, 8 yra . Hoyle 1 I Mr. Watts's ch c Hunting llorn,B yre Foley 2 2 Mr. Steward's ch c Ludford, 3 yrs . L. Mahon 8 3 Betting:—Even on April Fool-6 to 4 agst Hunting Horn. Hunting ...

... heat. The Two Year Old Stakes gave the fielders” another turn, April Fool making a fool of the cognoscenti, who laid 3 and to on Tom Thumb, who never had chance from the start. April Fool ia by Burgundy out of Lupin, by Velocipede, and from being recently ...

... Pionee Karly Bird, by rork, KnightofSt George, by Birdc: 3 ears Crusader, by Crozier sion The Sphynx, by The Ugiy Buck.. enot April Fool, by Helena (b b), by Lauxcelot ad if Rivaldo, by Tearawsy ar of Ossifrage, by Birdcatche oe Lambay, by Harkaway le is ...

... TUESDAY. 2. Paul, 3. Ikerkeed. 4. D. - e -- . i. Yams StAl 9. Cans„ Weiss I. 7. April Fool, 3: 1. I. Elio, 2. The Beady, 1. Napier I, Jacquerie'', I. Maid Sweitara, I. Cline WA, Meaner. 8. • YESTERDAY. THE CUP. Mr. Palmer's GOLDFINDIII..T. :.(Aldcroft) ...

... are considering their last dying speeches. A few livelier sort arc madly talking of a majority of 150, but this is making April fool; themselves and others. In 1857 Mr. Martin had a majority of over Mr. Bodkin thus made : Majority new voters 51 Voters who ...

... the Dwarf. The Hunters* Stakes, of 3 sovs each, with handsome whip added, were won by ch out of Badsworth’s dam, beating April Fool, Hailstorm, Blue Cap, The Golden Farmer, and Meaahmrn. Won by two lengths. RACING FIXTURES FOR 1854. APRIL. 17 The HcofBerU) ...