... THE APRIL FOOL. I found a letter lying upon my table. I picked it up and gazed nervously at the prescription. It from some one of my numerous lady friends,” I inwardly mused, hastening to get into its contents. April fool!” were the only words that met ...

... Sporting InttlUgrncf. RACES.-Wf.dxesdat, Auo. 17. The above meeting commenced to-day. Thu sport was indifferent, April Fool winning tho Tradesman’s Plate in canter, and Gamester the selling stakes almost as easily. subjoin a return : The Drogheda Tradesman’s ...

... parties, but as now believed the information to have been bad, lie requested the cases struck out. Mr. they were making an “April fool of the Constable. Mr. Brown —Ho would smart fellow would that Mr. Brown and Mr. Murphy appeared for the parties summoned ...

... Waterford’s ch c April Fool, yrs, Mr. M. Dunne’s c Simpleton, yrs, Nino others started. Betting—s to Crusader, I to April Fool, 10 to 1 agst any other. Louisa and Bacchus went off with the lead, and made the running to the bank, when April Fool, Crusader ...

... (Osborne)/ Mr. Copperlhwaite’s ch c Sly Fox, 7st 51b, Lord Waterford’s ch c April Fool, Bst, Sly Fox made the running to the road, where Helena passed him, followed by April Fool, in which order they passed the chair, Helena winning easily, her gallant ...

... Crusader: 21. Sir F Lurk C , wV Wa°,erford's April F Royal Cobpohat.on- Aug 24 Mr Clarke’s Isabella :20 Lord Waterford s April Fool. October 26, Air Lane's Napoleon 11- ...

... list (Mr St •lohn) 0 Lord Waterford's Latubay, yrs, list 4tt) Mr '\V^Kennedy’fi b Ar Buththa. 3 yrs. 10st (Owner) _ ••• April Fool paid ft. , ...

... ••• •** . *** , ***_ ,*** „ Cord Waterford's oh April Fool 3 yrs Doyle) Watt's oh c Hunting Horn, 3 (J Foley) 3 Mr Wilson's bc by Clear-the way. yrs (Wilson) 4 Betting—G to Isabella. each agst April Fool nod Hunting Horn, 10 I Clear-the-way Isabella ...

... agst April Fool, Napoleon 11. made the running for half a mile, when gave up, and the three placed passed him succession, Deformed having the lead. A close run home ended ia her favor by length; the same distance between Chit-chat and April Fool. Nursery ...

... THURSDAY. Challenge of the Madrids, 25 soys each, and the ft. New Rathbridge Poet. Lord Waterford’, ch April Fool, Bst (J. Doyle), walked over. „fc -b f Helena, 41b. paid fofelt. Her Plate of e« for home*. &c.—three yrs old. Tat b ; four. t 41b; fire ...

... aged.ltst; 51b to marcs and geldings. Three miles. Mr. Clarke’s m Isabella, yrs (D. Wynne), 1 Lord Waterfora’s cli c April Fool, yrs, 2 Mr. Watt’s ch c Hunting-Horn, 3 yrs, Mr. Wilson’s c Clear-the-Way-Colt, yrs, The marc ...

... OUB COMIC COBIfEB. A minM man sometime finds t* an April fool soon after the weeding maieb. Whkbe thx Shok Pikcheb. —Wn*?B tM com used be—in Egypt—Ptmr A. Obthodoz.—The Bor. Alexia (gomj round his new perish)— Of course, yon Lent, Mra. Bichyard 7 Oh ...