... AN APRIL FOOL TRICK. It was on the evening of the last day of March, that two young men were seated in a comfort able . apartment in the Hotel, Manchester, with 3 bottle or champagne before them, and cigars in their mouths. _ To-morrow is the first of ...

... Weights and penalties as in the Hartingtou Plate. Distance about two miles over eight hurdles. Four ran. Mr. R. Cape's b. g. April Fool, 6 years, by Pioneer —dam's ped. unknown 1 Mr. C. Wilson's ch. g. Glorious Gold, aged, by Golden Horn, dam's ped. unknown ...

... Weights and penalties as in the Hartington Plate. Distance about two miles over eight hurdles. Four ran. Mr. R. Cape's b. g. April Fool, 6 years, by Pioneer —dam's ped. unknown 1 Mr. C. Wilson's eh. g. Glorious Gold, aged, by Golden Horn, dam's ped. unlinown ...

... candidate he folded his tent like the Arabs, and as silently stole away. Mr. Caine told him privately that he had been made an April fool of. His departure recalls to memory the well-known ballad of our schooldaysNo eye brhel i when William plunged Young Eimund ...

... candidate he folded his tent like the Arabs, and as silently stole away. Mr. Caine told him privately that he had been made an April fool of. His departure recalls to memory the well-known ballad of our schooldays— No eye behel I when William plunged Young ...

... u p on L double E fiat—an achievement which again called forth the plaudits of the audience. Madame neat song,. Little April Fool, was a gein of vocalisation, , and, as might have been expected, resulted in a recall. a compliment which was paid to Mr ...

... one sent Henry Ward Beecher on the first of April an envelope enclosing a sheet of paper, on which were only the words April Fool. Well, said Beecher, I've several times known stupid people to write a letter and omit to sign it ; but this is first ...

... really don't know.— Oh, get ! out. Go home, and don't bring me any more such nonsensical dispatches. I see how it is. It is April Fool's Day, and you are trying it on me. W. H. Seward, in his suggested Emigration Bill, has made a high bid for Old Ireland ...

... money and jewels he could find belonging to the deceased, and took to flight, but the police succeeded in securing him. APRIL FOOL'S DAY.—Ou Saturday the following appeared in the Isle of Man Times, and several people assembled both on the pier and on ...

... o'clock; must be punctual.' On arriving at the address our man discovered that we, among some others, had had been made April fools of. As we do not keep an establishment for the amusement of people of weak intellect, we shall be happy to give £5 reward ...

... %atter if he did, they did not hang men for killing women at Derby (referring to the case of Wager). DANGEROUS SPORT ON, APRIL FOoLS' DAY.— At the Manchester Police-court, OD Saturday, .a boy named TaWck Moran charged with having assaulted another lad, ...

... of his son. .Damage.—John Garth was fined 12s. for tearing a window blind, the property of Ann Jakes, of Ulverston. —An April Fool.—Joseph Martin, of Hodbarrow, pleaded guilty to an indictment which charged him with unlawfully assaulting P.C. Hudson, ...