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... r, on Monday, April 21, the following superior HORSES, well known in Oxfordshire, Ac, the property of a gentleman; - 1. APRIL FOOL. I S. REPEALER. 2. MULATTO. 6. PADDY. 3. ETONIAN. I 7. ALINE. COURTIER. | 8. THE BLOATER. rriO be SOLD AUCTION, Messrs ...
... wall, which taken abreast by Tom Steele and Harmony ; her name, however, a misnomer, for falling heavily. Rate-in-«id and April Fool came in contart with her, and these three na*s were in consequence put de rnmbat Tom Steelethen took a decided which gallantly ...
... than board him at the best, I would, at whatever inconvenience, educate him myself.—Southey's Biography. PITCAIRNOREEN—APRIL FOOLS.—On Saturday week it was announced by large printed placards, posted up on the most conspicuous places of our small and ...
... I was horn and raised in a different climate altogether, I guess, and that's a fact.—Was tolerably successful in making April fools on Monday week ; and on the day after, being under the excitement of victory—dear to men and devils—made a fool of myself ...
... Stockport, winn j By Messrs. r.VTTERSALL v, MONDAY •.. v THE following superior HORSES Oxfordshire, ihe property of i ?? • 1. April Fool. ?? Mulatto. 3. Etonian. I. Courtier. By Messrs. TA'i T ERS \I I. . ; ( ,N THUR.SDW . \ THE following superior HORSI.S, ...
... a Pl seu to and SON, at Hvde Park-corner. on Monday, April 22, the following RSES, well known in Oxfordshire, the pro} 1 APRIL FOOL. 5. of - ot the MULATTO & PADDY. ~ from aE ALINE. ent di- OU . THE B OATER. O be Ss D hy AUCTION, by Messrs TATTERSA A RGE ...
... influential provincial cotemporaries, the Worcester Journal snd UcrnlJ, should have viewed this an intended imposition a sort of April-fool trick upon the public, and spoken upon the subject terms respecting Mr, Sims Reeves which that gentleman the last to merit ...
... g Verulam, 4 2 Mr Irwin’s br m llate-in-Aid, aged dist. Jones’s br mby Sraallhopes, 4 yrs .. dist. Mr Taaffe’s b April Fool, 3 yrs dist. Corn's Faddy Whack, 5 jrs dist. Won by two lengths. Sweepstakes, 1 sot. each, 10 added. Weifht for ...
... their own follies and their own original characters which make them laugh so heartily at the comedies of Ilolberg, at The April Fools,” and many other of Heiberg’s pieces; it is the practical, mystical, simple life of the people which charms so much in “The ...
... To this case of importance, by which you may judge Of the increase or decrease of doping and fudge. The defendant, last April— Fool's day I suppose— Called at Mr. Slimstitch's, to look at some clothes ; tossed them and cramped them, and flung them about ...
... Inquisition and A chill's statements. Why has net even protended to describe what fie saw in February, instead of wailing till April-fool’s dsy, to answer the invitation of the government ? It is plain that bad every opportunity; but preferred looking the place ...
... their . Own follies and their own original characters which make them laugh so heartily the comedies of Holberg, at The April Fools,” and many other of Heiberg’s pieces; it is the | practical, mystical, simple life of the people which charms so much in ...