... ?? 1 Lord Waterford's ch c April Fool, 4 yrs, 8st (J. Doyle). 2 Mr. Irwin's oh c Gaslight, 3 yrs, 6at Sib (34. Lynch). ?? ?? ?? 0 Betting-3 to I agst Gaslight; 7 to 1 agst Arbutha; S to 1 azst April Fool. April Fool took the lead with Arbutha in waiting ...

... . Mr. WVilcon's f by Gaiieiboy, Git lilb ?? Clii') 2 Lord Wateifords April Fool, 7st (hIb (D. Doyle) 3 Seeeii others ran. Betting-2 to 1 agst .Jacquoliule, S to 1 aget April Fool. Jla quelliie ma.le all the rtuniiing, and won by three- qmnir ters of ...

... ? Jacket, CiMsy. April Fool. Betting-7 to 2 agst Whistle Jacket, 3 to 1 agst Shillelagh, 4 to 1 ?? Southill. 6 to 1 agst Cissy, 10 to 1 agst Lyddington, 100 to 7 agst April Fool. Southill showed the way from Lyddington and April Fool, with Cissy and Whistle ...

... Tst 51b (L. AIhliholl) ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Lord WaterfOrd's cli c April Fool, S it (J. DIove) 3 Six started. Betting-3 to I agst elclena; 3 to 1 agst Sly Fox; 7 to 2 agst April Fool. 0ln tire horses being brounght to the post, four of them started (as ...

... -The Delta leaves to-day for tas Southampton, with the heavy India and China nv mails. u d - -- ' ' sin APRIL FooLDOM.-No April fooling should result ids in physical pain. Such a state of things degrades the it to the level of the lowest form of miscalled ...

... of the Electric Tele. graph just published, tells the following capital tale of a telegraph clork named Thayer making an April fool of his colleague at New York by tho following despatch:-° Philadelphia, April 1, 1846. To Mr. Jones, Now York:- Send io ...

... comrnand was repeated, and his resignation fol- lowved. Other curiosities are the Fenian, Carlist, Confederate States, and 'April Fool stamps. The first-named was intended for use in the Re. public which was to have been established in ire- land. The nest ...

... Lord Coniyagltam's ch c Simonl Pure ?? Lord Waterford's ch c April Fool ?? ?? 2 tr. Quiii s ?? c Attractive ?? ?? 0 Bettin'-2 to I on Simon Pure; 3 to 1 agst Attrac Ive; 7 to 1 -acst April Fool. Attractive cut out thle work at a strong pace to vithiti a ...

... WVaLt's eh c Chitchmat, 4 vrs (Foley) ?? 2 LordL Waterford's cli c April Fool, 3 yrs (D. Doyle) 3 Six ran. 13ctting-I'ven on Chit-chat; 2 to I agst Thle D,- forimed; 5i to 1 agtt April Fool. I on by bettsr tiain a length. Nitrseri' Stakes, 10 sovs each hI ...

... 12: yds. Nellie (Mr.Morelard) 300 yds. SECOND HUPT. Strawberry Girl (Mr. O'Kane) scratch. Irish Nell (Mr. Hunter) 125 yds. April Fool (Mr. Ross) 125 yds. Fanny Fern (?Mr. Baird) 120 yds. Daniel (Mr. Johnston) 300 yds. -MAzx Loc&L FAI=xRs' RACEs.-The committee ...

... 69 (Blake) ?? 3 Also ran-Castleuok. Cataract, The Gloamin, W ise Man, Dog Rose, Bullion. Yoe. Sonthill, St. Bvymp'orion, April Fool, Nina, Sancy Les. Bettineg-, 00 to 30 ne-st St. Symphorien, 5 to 1 apest Betelgeux. 7 to I anst Nina, 10 to 1 each aget ...

... Hunterns'.Colnhester: Arran. April Fool; Buchanan, Loch Leven: Montrose. :la~k-rv or Euveuse: Consolation. Beaurivage. Clifden' in the Sp~ottioin (it rnoicle says- Portland. MIontaigne: Hunters', Colelester: Arran, April Fool; Buchanan. Loch Leven; Montrose ...