... APRIL AND OTIISt-h JuLS. Now to whom does the epithet April Fool best belong-to the jester or his victim ? That depende upon the spirit of the joke. You are not necessarily a fool because, being invited to a funeral, you find there is none to take place ...

... While ?? 3.. Fatler Thiaes ?? 4 .. Jacqueline . ?? S , Longbovw ?? Hobbyhorse ?? 3.. Padtly Carey . ?? Redmond O'Hanloai 4,. April Fool . ?? Batelte. G.iorkah ?? 3. Lady Evelyn ?? Weathrgago ,. 4 .. Bardolph . 4 .. MlsSive ?? 4 Conlstantioe . ?? Candlew ick ...

... GARRISON STAKES of 3 soya each, and a whip added, one mile, seven subscribers. were won by two lenglts by Lieutenant Ainsley's April Fool (Daveoport), beating Lieutenant Croft's Harum Scarum, and Lieutenant Campbell's Marmion. The GRAND STAND PLATE of 15 sons ...

... Carrier . . 6 7 'ed Joe Miller ?? 8 4 '7 SPeggy . .. 6 2s. Bockthorn ?? 4. S 3 Prevention . 3..6 ° or- Ethelwolf ?? 4. 8 1 April Fool . ?? 3_5 13 try Lamartine ?? 6.8 ! Audubon . ?? 9 One Redmond O'Hanloo 4. .8 0 The Dandy . . .5 7 but Montague . ?? n 7 ...

... wif': of a cz:±'. o noble lord does her best every year to rm~ke her husband on the 1st of April what Is vulgarly calem, An April fool. Of course the task annually becomes more and inore difficult, but'bsh goner- ally ?? to succeed. This year she was at ...

... Miss Emma ?? 3 Corybantes . ?? 3 ?? MANCHIES'TER SUMMFRE RACES. TueLSDAY. ENTRIES FOR THE UNION CUP. y ro Long Bow ?? 4 April Fool ?? I1 Statet to Wartota 5 ?? 3 Fatber Thatnes. . 4 ?? 3 Prime M'inister 5 Prevention ?? 3 Minerva ?? Tested ?? Card. Wisemon ...

... the coroner, she said, 'All that has been sid is true.' A verdict of wilful murder was then recorded against her. AN AGED APRIL FOOL AND HIS MARRIAGE. -In the Sheriff Court, at Glasgow, on Friday, an old rman, named M'Ilhanny, brought an action for breach ...

... an elderly man, charged, on warrant, with stealing a quantity of leather, was remanded for seven days. TdE a.TURSDAY. APRIL FooLs.-Henry Godfrey Randerson and George Atkinson, two young men, were charged by P.C. Roberts (106) with hammering at house ...

... Professor Do Greaves, from Havre, the patentee of- some Kamaptulicon boots. NoI professor appeared to, gratify the April fools. LsrI['i'_U.NkLWXES. THE PARIS BOUR8E. PARis, April 8th, 3.30 ?? Bourse con- tinues flat. Rentes closed at 69-12, ot-13c ...

... blind members of the Hull Mutual Improvement Society,] Amongst old English frolics may be mentioned All Fools' day, or April Fools' day. It used to be the custom everywhere, on the 1st of April, for everybody to strive to make as many fools as they could ...

... hearsay, having of course no personal recollection of the fact. And of all the days in the year, it was the l1t of April- April Fools' Day. (Laughter.) Those ingenions fools fond of occupying a spare moment by trdeing causes and effects have in this ci ...