... Patrinetoa b Alr T. Urrasley as Brlbery. k Mr W. toemp ns April Fool b Mr.J. Jrieg's Aquiliio Mhr S. Smith's Lady Uorge IL b M xT. Urecn's Preidont II, O Alice Bawtherno b Patrington I April Fool b Lady Gscorge if. r Dersoes(e COunsE. April Foel ?? Alice ...

... Mro}esirs. Pearson and Garoett'e Mr T. Wood's WestbourAe b Sir Talbot C'o1stable's Cheltenhem Beauty Alica Mlwthora beat April Fool ?? beat Blaogown IL, Stake divided. . Tire W.FAT Zi9WTQN STAR E1S, for eight all-egos, t $9 eacir Mr J. Riebhrdeon's Marshall ...

... 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 ...

... Leaves-The Profeosor's Parrot-Tommy's Dream-The Queer Patient-The Waterproof Girl- Re Courteous -A Bad Name for Kitty- April Fool, Momma l- uts to Crack. THE FARM AND THE FIELD: The Weather and Sowing- Prices of Whest-Brewers and British Barleye-A Farmer's ...

... and for an hour and a half remained in anxious expectation, but finally r learnt that General Mitre had been making an April fool of General Polydoro in honour of the day. At last dates the fleet and army were reported to be making a heavy bombardment ...

... 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 ...

... esseutiallv . ptogrnoilnoic.'' lle cainic to tile conclusicn that thea latter was froin some one who intended to make him en April fool, cud this opinion was shared by a leasned uoetor who ecame to consult Uie doctor that suuiung. -however, lie scut for the ...

... out of the stnks. Three-quartes n ofa momit. 8 11 Lord Dudley's Monsiour de Pars, 6 0rs ?? I 6 10 Mr T. Jennins'es, jrn., April Fool, 4 yrs ?? 12 Mr M'Cauimont'a Caetlenock. 4 yrs . 3 i ?? ran. 3e The MtNICIPAL STAES of 200 sovp eaoh, h ft. for two-yesar-olds ...

... and Tooting Common, and it appears to be its regular habit tu make its presence known in the ir-st week of April. It is an April fool bird, but not at its own expense. The winter resorts of the cuckoo are doubltless so very genial that it has no practical ...

... the Solicitor on reading it, told him to go quietly hosei, 7s the letter was a1 complete hoax. The joke of msking. 'an April fool' has seldom been carried so ?? Advertimr. A WOMAN OF SEVENTY YiARS SENTEXNCD TO PmqAL SmEvnrrD3n.-&Mary Clark or Cleary ...

... utmost to make their triumph as marked and significaist as possible. It was to be hoped that not one of them would make en April fool of himself by being absent from the poll on Thursday. (Hear, hear.) The resolution having been adopted, the mcetiig closed ...

... hands are shown, but the club-foot (about which he was soo .sensitive) is, of course, kept out of sight. Saturday last was April Fools Day. To the present igeneration, more and more oblivious of the customs .of their ancestors, this timre-honoured phrase ...