... - Glee . . Sollicr's Chorus ?? Choir. -Part II comprised seloctions by the band, and a laughablefarce, entitled' An April Fool,' tbe ebarac- ters being taken by Mr. G. A. Rudd, Mr. W. ?? Baidry, Mr. J. Bolton, Mr. . RBndd, Miss E. M. Allen, Misses ...

... Grass;,I; True Blue, 1; Hippocrene, 3. Five ran. PLATE or £250.-Prudence walked over. STUD PRODUCE STASEs.-Truly Goodl; April Fool, 2; Jeannie Dean colt, 3. Seven ran. A SELLING STARE.-Claudian, 1; Greenabank, 2; Lu Boardonnier, 3. Seven ran. FIRST SPRING ...

... excellent style, each of the various performers beiclg warmly ap- plauded. Part II. consisted of a laughable farce entitled An April Fool. This was something new in the village, as nothing of the kind had previously been attempted. The different characters ...

... fortnight has passed we shbll see many signs of Flora's gentle reign (no joke in. tended). Thie year, what is vulgarly known as April. fool Day, fell on Sunday. I hope none of my readers were victimised by practical jokers. Our French neighbours call the object ...

... yesterday, Mon- soon won the High- Firs Stakes, Queen's Counsel the Hlertfordshire Stakes, Gazelle the Rothamstead 'Stakes, April Fool the Town* Plate, Pantomime the Alexandra Stakes, St. George the Wheathampstead Stakes, and Raystone the Childwkck Plate ...

... handy meet I deemed it an ry bounden duty to make a pilgrimage to this quaint ih little corner of Suffolk upon this day of April fools and )d senseless jokes. Consequrntly I gobbled up a basty breakfaat much after the manner in whioh.a foxhound d diepoges ...

... encores being denoted by ?? Overture ?? ?? Post and Peasant, Hon. Mrs. Helferd and Mrs. Hunnnyhun. Song ?? Little April Fool, Miss H~unnybun. Song ?? The Storm Fiend, Rev. H. W. Beauchamp. Song ?? 0O Sleep, why dost thou leave me, M~rs. Bernard ...

... song, The Streamlet song, Tle Bloom is on the Rye, Mr. Newson; part song, The Song of the Poppies; song, Little April Fool, Miss H. Farr; pianoforte solo, Mr. Reed; song, Our Captain, Rev. j. G. Brewster; glee, Where art thou, Beam of Light ...

... ' eseaetielly pathognomonic.' He came to the conclusion that the letste was from somea one who intended to make hims an April fool, and this opinion wras shared by a learned proctor who came to conrult the Doctor that morning. Htowever, he sent. for the ...

... Duplicate, 2; Economy, 3. Eight ran. TRIAL PLATE--sulphur, 1; Engadine, 2; Dart. mouth, 3. Eight ran. BROCKLE8BY STAKEs.-April Fool, 1; Tiara, 2E St. Pierre, 3. Nine ran. MAIDEN PLATE,-Silversmith, 1; Dutch Skipper,2; Rosenfeet, 3. Seven ran. WEDNESDAY ...

... explain what I it means? Perhaps, however, the writer re- I .membered that this product of his imagination l would be read on April Fool's Day. This is 6 possible, for if the words rankest form of I eresy mean anything, they refer to that form of Christianity ...

... Churchill's attack was placed on the same footing as Mr. Labouchere's annual resolution (which comes ronud as regolarly as April Fools' and Gay Fawkes' Days), for neither was deemed worthy of public discussion; though the members, says my informant, conversed ...