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... old—three yrs old, four, 7lb; to mares and geldings. Two miles. Mr, Watts’s c Chit.chat. 4 yrs (Foley) Lord Waterford » ch c April Fool. yr§ (D Doyle) Hailvfrty end Turf Club Free Handicap, each. ft, vs added the Gro.it Sou. them and Western Railway ...
... 7st; four, Bst 71b; slb to mares and-geldings. Two miles. Mr. Watts’s ch c Chit-chat, yr* (Foley) Lord Waterford'S ch c April Fool, 3 yrs (D Doyle) 2 Railway and Turf Club Free Handicap, sovs each, 3 It, 25 sovs added the Great Southern and Western Railway ...
... unlooked for honor having been conferred on me till the Ist of April, and when did hear of it, thought they were making an April fool” of me (laughter). I resolved on the first day to lake the chair, and then to resign. Mr, llickie seconded Mr. Leonard’s ...
... to be well dried in a clean cloth, and the leaves then just snapped in two by the hand. Roma: What's an April fool, papa ? Papa An April fool is a man who takes off his winter underclothing on the first warm day. Tills is a pretty time to be coming ...
... es—wbat we than but motley group of April fools? And the who thinks himself a fool in nothing—Oh. tap/Illative April fool ! Hat what a fool are we to waste our ink and paper im making out a catalogue of April fool K e e will add but one or two more. He ...
... were *130 ontatauding subecriptions due. [A , united to me of eur whole community was so little 'that ' s a specimen an April fool, from the man's I meet of the farm labourers and servants, to whose eerie 3rd prize-A taruip slicer-Thu.4bl Cawley ; plough ...
... th* unlookedfor honor having been eon- onmetiH the htof April, and when I rid heir of it, I thought they 'risre making April fool” of (laughter). resolved cm the first day to take the chair, and ttidrie Mr. Leonard’s fotolnfldn. Mr. Coffiy here left ...
... with Ih. close, and Watched very narrowly, f-01. on the firat Apr.L o.gh lie snak- darted al the old ah I'J.e making of April fool*, after all th« con. '■ *'- «•' '' x ' 1,,r1c, ■ ieeure, wnich hire bee,, lo ,, . ill, mouth wide open, I miul I u.« „ r ...
... call hi high old time. It the occasion the annual Chririmas jubilee ot the hoard, an ’riral- jubilee in ite rmndemoninm April Fool «• dUTintneExebaaffa. Before the regale* CTlHherß wu« eefyoeltooome to ort«. «bm ofirokem «o«>e taOKead AortSthoir moA- ...
... the usual amount of ezeursioning. which we hope may fairly enjoyable as there is every prospect a mild April. Easter on April Fools Day, or the poisson d’Auril of the French is an unusual conjunction. We have only to hope that the weather may not make ...
... seen article your issue of 3rd inst., stating that the Tralee Football Club had been made the object of a hoax on the Ist April, Fools Day/’ I beg to state that such was not the case, as match had been agreed upon, but owing to the badness the weather could ...