... beat H. T. Clark's d Carhamptun, Vedette—Carmine. II.G. Miller’s ns bed Sir Bevys. Holmbv—Lunette, heat Mr H. Spratt’s April Fool 111., Firebrand- Innocent Girl. C. K. J. KsdaUe’s bk Bright Gem. Vaster Tom- Rare Gem. beat Mr T. O. Morgan and Maoris, ...

... attack ¥ uvger. Wgo was Arri. Foor’—Some genius s letter to the Rev. H Ward &m.flm.{ Afl’il. in which the oniv words were ** April Fool i tcrmc{ reborm,;i have heard dl:l::n who wrote et orgot to theix nawe, never a case in & men his nrmeo and ial“ ...

... 0 Betting : 2 to 1 agst Turlygood, 11 to 4 sot April Fool, 9to 2 eget Jeannie Deans colt, 10 to 1 agst Desperate, 100 to 8 aget Karolyi. Jeannie Deans colt eat ont the work, closely followed Dv April Fool and Turlygood, with Desperate and Itarolyi next ...

... them, and ran to advertise the sentinel. The sentinel thought himself too cunning for her. April fool! Grief] he April fool ! echoed the whole guard— April fool ! repeated the governor, when he heard of it. He gave orders, never. theless, that the fact ...

... (al softy) PUTS et 103 ; altar mow ; 3 Nino a (Bradford) 2 April Fool filly (T. Labia') 3 Also non---Cheap Lest colt (D. Wheeler) sod Britain's Glary (A. Wood). Betting-44r00m Nioe. 9 to April Fool filly, 6 to 1 Bravo, 8 to 1 Britain's, Glory, and 100 to ...

... Lai Brough. 71b „ Sienna,7st -•'•Barrett April Fool, lib, auowedHbp - Also ran:-Rez, Borlesque, and Hi™ ».,. April Fool, 100 to Sr.„ j?? - Sienna.9to2a SHive,7 o l^Lr„^, roo *- . Rex. Hive and April Fool *' • » Abingdon D,p. where La, iTrough ™ 2 ...

... ROTHANSTEAD STAKES. Five furlongs. Gazelle. 9st 61b (Warne) (Walked over.) THE HARPENDEN TOWN PLATE. Five furlongs, straight. April Fool, 4yrs 6st 231 b (J. Woodburn) r 'The Penman, syrs, 7st 21b (M. Cannon) s Ginestra, 4yrs, 6st rib (R. C. Saloner) 3 Also ...

... i Ice, 7s* 91b; Sou thill. Jack o' Lantern *ndv-''' ; ' root, 7st Powder Pntf. 7s« 7lb; Forbidden Franciscan. 7»t 41b; April Fool, 7*t Tree Bt*» if' 7st Nina and al. 7st; Sawdust, 6sa-Oh Irgnndtr. 121b; and Harpason. 6s: nib . 101b; Lass, Alberto* and ...

... them, and ran to advertise the sentinel. The sentinel thought himself too Gunning for her. April • fool ! cried Apr il fool! cried the whole guard— April fool ! repeated the governor, when he heard of it. He gave order*. nevertheless, that the foot ...

... Match Devilshoof beat Castlenock.— Betting :11to 8 on Castlenock —Won by a head. , I.2o—Autumn Handicap - Lai Brough 1, April Fool Lass 3. Fullerton, Martinet, Beaton, Petulence, and Valentine also ran.—Betting : sto 1 Lai Broug * —Won by a neck. 1.45 ...

... Lard Charier, Woodland, Yule Tide, Whittington. April Fool, and Stetchford. Betting : too to 3o Eaning. 4 to z Shinicaer, t z to a Prudence. 6 to z isobar, to to t ord Chariesoi tot Whittington and April Fool. zoo to 6 Thaw Lass, Stetchford, and Yule Tide ...

... . Cuadossdkk CLP. Sporting Lite—Bard of Erin or Grecian Bend: Field —L»1 Brough or Walton ; Land and Vaster-Bard of or April Fool; Licensed ViotuaUers Gazette-Castlenock Offspring. NORTHAMPTON. Naszbt Welts Hamnoar.-Sportsman- Rose; Sporting Times-Royal ...