... first wall. It was taken abreast Tom Steele and Harmony. Her name, however, was misnomer falling heavily; Hatu-in-aid and April Fool, came in contact with her, and those three nags were thereby put kors dt cutuhat. Tom Steele then took a decided lead, which ...

... they are not in season with us this momb, wc substitute tho more appropriate word fools for fish. Tho custom of making April fools prevails generally throughout the Continent, and it Is observed by young and old. In Scotland the usage is principally exercised ...

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... Davis's Tom Steel, (Mr. Keon.J Mr. M‘Dennott’B Fitzarthur, (Captain Slade) .. Mr. Corr’* Paddywhack, (Higgins,) Mr. TaafTe's April-fool, (Fallon,) Mr. Knox’s Harmony, (Mr. Baker,) Mr. D’lrwin’s Rate in-A id, (Canavan.) » I 2 2 . .fell, dist. fell. dist ...

... 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 ...

... going U» work one#. Ia a few minutes closed with Mr. Putt Taffe of Foxboro*, county R'lgoemmoo , for his magnificent horse April Fool,” for which paid Guineas. Before breakfast he closed for lot often others, for which paid the enormous earn of £l6OO. In ...

... Curstr up To Five o’Ciock. — Skipper, Maria Day, Mullingar, Maurice Daly, Half-and-half, br m by Greysteel, Peter Simple, April Fool, b g by lon, Sam Hood, Carving, Vainhope, The Victim, Come Again (late Mahomed), Abd-el- Kader, Tidings, Farnham, Rattrap ...

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... passengers, was wished A h new year by one of them during the trap un New. Year's day. Oh I tank you oar, merry Christmas, April fool, fours July, and all ze rest. his reply. A JitALtirTS WzraA grim matron of NV. I named Madame Tortoise, tinned with all ...

... pleasant style and with his usual variety of measures. And how do we now foresee that, next month, he will make a retrospective April Fool of you, gentle reader, as sure as you are there; aye, and after another revolving moon, he will celebrate May Day ivith ...

... candidate, to make the road perfectly smooth before him. To console Sergeant Sheb under the sense of having been thus made an April Fool, it is decreed that Meath shall be his refuge whenever the Queen’s writ summons a new Parliament; and to add to the honour ...