... Ak! Ca April fool r Sixty years sgo, when buckles were worn y would meet a person in the street with— Sir. you please, your shoe's unbuckled,' and the tnomeut the accosted individual towards hi* feet, the informant would cry, Ah, you April fool Fifty ...

... Elwes's Tipperary Boy 0 Mr. Elmore's Mulligan . ..* 11 1 Mr. F. S. Wilmot'a Ironsides, 6 yrs n 10 11 Mr. T. Morgan nad. April Fool .* „ 10 11 Mr. Kirby's 10 Mr. B. nad. eh. g. Cayenne • • '.. Fourteen paid soys. each, and two paid lOeach. Won easily ...

... Bedford ; Bto 1 agst. Sir Laurie ;10to 1 agst. Verax ;10to 1 agst. Sam Hood ; 1* '° „|l«* Cardinal Wiseman; 15 to 1 agst. April Fool. Bedford, wn up lame at Hereford, now reported all right, and 1 starter. A correspondent, sending us the following, conceiv** ...

... Ginkle a 9 I*. Farnham a li' I*' Fugitive a 12 , The Oak 6 91? Medora „ 12. Sam Hood St. Helier Scavenger 1* Agis ld-10. j April Fool _ Iff Half-and-Half 8- j Ringdove a 91 Litlle Queen 5 10. 7\M Greysteel St. Leger - a Melford (h a a Volatile a 9l' Tidings ...

... Chesterfield Stakes were won by three parts of a length by Lord Chesterfield's Jacqueline ( Ashmall), Game, boy second, and April Fool third. The Optional Stakes were won by a length and a half by Mr. Darling, junior's Welsh Harper (Whitehouse), May-fly second ...

... Mr. Kirbv's Linkboy, lOstlllb (Frisby) Mr. F. S. Wilmot's Ironsides, list lib ..*..'.'.VPsarsoal 0 Mr. T. Morgan na. April Fool, lOst 111b ..'(Taylor) 0 Mr. i;ee na. Cayenne, lOst 81b l's. Darlin) 0 Mr. T. Mason's Hat-trap and Mr. R. Walter's Adelaide ...

... yrs., lust. 3 The following also ran :—Abd-el-Kader, The Young-un, Rattrap, Young Lottery, Cardinal Wiseman, Sam Hood, and April Fool. Hardwick and Half-and-Half were drawn.—Bedford, Forest, Verax, Fugitive, and Ringdove, pay ten soys. each ; and Peter Simple ...

... Neale. Tipperary Boy. Sir Peter Laurie. Verax. Maurice Dairy, Thurgarton, Ahd-el-Kadcr, Vainhope. Rat Trap, British Yroman, April Fool. Miss Mowbray, Adelaide. Sir John, Bedford. Miaa Collmgwood, and ihe Hero—The Free Handicap Steeple Chase: Tom Bowling, ...

... and Half a 10 8 Cardinal Wiseman .. 9 Spring Buck a 10 6 Sam Hood 6 9 Verax a 10 Ringdove (h. b.) a 9 St. Helier 6 10 4 April Fool a 9 2 Tbe Young-un a 10 1 THE CITY OF WORCESTER STEEPLE CHASE. Thnrgarton (h. b.) a 11 8 Forest (h. b.) 10 7 The General ...

... Sir Peter Laurie, aged. Mr. J. Tilbury 's b. g. The Briar, 5 yrs. Mr. Tilbury's eh. g. Mahratta, yrs. Mr. J. Green's b. g. April Fool, aged. Mr. Barling's b. h. Bedford, yrs. Mr. Cartwright's b. g. Maurice Daley (h. b.), aged. Mr. Dolman na. gr. ni. Ringdove ...

... my son the evening, should also have stated what had taken place in tin* morning. wan the of April, commonly called ! April Fool's Pay, when the Policcin m came to my son i and said to him, Von are wanted directly in the Hook: ing and upon his going ...

... Peter Laurie 10 12 Forest » J® 10 Hird»ict 0 Fugitive Cardinal Wiaeman » lO « Sam Hood ...