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... Usnlao, April Fool, lalage, Kiog O'Neill, and others, Irish bred. Far the Manchester Trademonn’s Piste there are ecrentyfive eu:riee—eleven Irish, or bred in the Emerald Isle; and fur The Salford Borough Cup, sixty-three numbers the entry. April Fool, Cbaoeway ...
... three yrs, 7st; four yrs, 71b; 61b to mares and geldings. Two miles. Mr. Watte* Chit-chat, (Foley) 1 Lord Waterford’s cb c April Fool, 2 Mr. Walsh's b c Little Martin, Mr. Murphy's chc Bsllinasloe, 0 Mr. Lee's ch c by Polish, Dances way, 0 S ...
... the neccaaity of going bimidf to Somerset House, and after explaining end apologising Captain Drew for having made him an April fool” induced that officer to vacate hia post in favour of the real Simon Puts. It ia all very fine of Ur. Pbinn to lay the blame ...
... having a knowledge _of their persons, ran to the guard to give notice to the sentry. * April fool !* cried the soldier; and all the guard, to man, shouted out, * April fool 1* beginning with the sergeant in charge of the post. Tbe governor, to whom the story ...
... at Curraghmora. - By Brines—The Marquis, Kick-up-lbe-dust, Bellewetown, Augustine. Cockcrow, Roller, Laaraeter, O’Hsnlow, April Fool, three Hies Coraaaa, oat of Red Rose, Rapartes aad the Elf, two sella Frowsy, oat of Royalty and Man of the Tala, colt by ...
... the Waterloo Dock Gate, Liven>ool, or JOHN HINTON, Auctioneer, at his Guano Stores, Quay, Wexfo d. IRELAND AND THE IRISH—APRIL-FOOL-DAY MUMMERIES—A HARD HITTING DRUMMERTHE GALA *VD the GUILLOTINE—AN ATTACK IN THE Stoneybatter, April 1854. thnt cnthertaiuin’ ...
... The land is a strong clayey nature ? Cow-grass, very clear, inasmuch as the gaolers and 'erinc- /t0 Jb . l have been the April fools on the occasion. A lb. ; Italian, 7 lb. Inter version of the same story would appear to « Which do you approve of hand-sowing ...
... Objection.”—An officer the course of which he stated x through the gloom, it must be tery unimpreswon- p* Tho custom of making April Fools He might be b.d, remorseless, cruel, and un- who , more distinguished for gallantry in the field bit ihat .ft!r ril tbc ...