... The Black Doctor 5.. 7 o—Surprise 4 5 8 The Lady Amyott 4.. 701 Moscow 3 5 8 Merry Bird 4 7 01Charity 3 5 8 Bardolph 4 7 0 April Fool 3 5 7 Muscovite 4 6 13 Cheroot 4 5 6 Lucio 4 6 12 Auchinleck 3 5 6 Little Davie 4 6 12 Rosalba 3 5 6 Neasharn 5 6 101 Twig ...

... The Black Doctor 5.. 7 0 —Surprise 4 5 8 The Lady Amyott 4.. 7 Moscow 3 5 8 Merry Bird 4 7 OlCharity 3 5 8 Bardolph 4 7 0' April Fool 3 5 7 Muscovite 4 6 13 I ,Cheroot 4 5 6 Luc i o 4 6 121Auchinleck 3 5 6 Little Davie 4 6 12 : Rosalba 3 5 6 Neasham 5 6 ...

... 'nore1 honoureJ in the breacvh than in the observanc,' anmd this is par1ticularl . the case with the practice of nllakillng April fools, which is more evidently than nny other the relic of aI barbarous age. It is tile that it is nowv confinled to the lower ...

... Europe. In France, one thus im- posed upon is called Un poisson ?? (an April fish). In England, such a person is called an April fool; in Scotland, a gowk. Gov.k is the Scotch for the cuckoo, and also signifies a foolish per:, on, being in fact from the ...

... each, with 100 added. Lord Chesterfield's ch f Jaqueline 6st Ashmall 1 Mr. Wilson's br f by Gameboy, 6at 6lb .T. Cliff 2 April Fool, The Hatchet, Patience, Dressmaker, and Mocassin also ran. Won by three quarters of a length. TheG ROSVENOR STAKES were ...

... Cxariua, and three others. The Chesterfield Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 100 added—won by Jacqueline, beating Gameboy, April Fool, and four others. The Optional Selling Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 added—won Welsh Harper, beating Mayfly, Sally, and ...

... length. QUEEN'S PLATE.—Chaseaway Ist, Louisa 2nd, Idle Girl 3rd. Seven ran; won easily. SELLING STAKES..Hunting Horn Ist, April Fool 2i:l. Seven ran; won by a length. FLYING STAKES.—Rinaldo Ist. Nine ran; won by half a length. F LANAGA.N'S YEOLIAN HAT. ...

... and quarter. 70 subs. Weights to be published the Tuesday after Longbow, c by the Emperor—Begum, 3 yrs; Redmond O'Hanlon, April Fool, Kiteflyer, sister to Wanota, Break-o'-day-Boy, Lalage, Rest, Osbaideston, Morning Star, Father Thames, Lady Flora, Chilton ...

... ile. aged. Os 110 b-Bmgdove. •*« .»*t .oib- Melford. aged. Oat Io.b—Orey-ateel, aged. Oat MHb—De Ginkle, Trt , gft 101b—April Fool. yra. Oat lulb—Reindeer, aged, 81b —loo gelding, aged. Oat 81b—Venice. Oat 7lb—Monia Daly, aged, o*t fib—Skipper, aged. ...

... peculation. The in their usual satirical vein, are amused at so i important Romans, aa invitation. being issued to the public on April fool- day resale of the reduction of duties on ints practice in 18.5 and 1856 having foreign goods pu: demo strated to the government ...

... David of Lerrywheut, Massaroni, Exact, Eliza, The Deforned, Rosalba, F Locket, Mistletoe, Mayfly, Jacqueline, Talfourd, April Fool, Lady £ Flora, Brown Brandy, oh. a. ?? dam, b, f. by Be Annandale, Bright May, Trump Queen, Mountain Deer, Wool- £ wich ...

... speculation. The Romans, in their usual satirical vein, are amused at so important an invitation being issued to the public on April fool day. The successful result of the reduction of duties on foreign goods put into practice in 1855 and 1856, having been ...