... Banks, by The Grinder—Polly Captain Gnbbins’ Tripaway. Mr Fred Martin’s ch c Plum Padding—Boiaie Bee. Mr John Power’s gr c April Fool, by Spccalatloa or Mainstay—Violetta. Cantab) Rocbfort’a Welcome. Mr G D Stokes’ far e Valentine, by Uneaa (son of Nigh ...

... Hazard, Jolly Colonel. Tanebourgi, Blue Bell, Rufus, Student, Fanny Fowler, Soucy Boy. Mohawk, Decoration, Dr. O'Leary. April Fool, Boy. Burro, Franey, Starboard. Safety, Get Out, Win if I Can. Yore is expected in the morning. • number of others are trrined ...

... according to Russian agencies got such a cough as to necessitate to bed. Prince Bismarck said to be such condition that, April fool himself from the day of his birth, is not likely to make any more fools of European statesmen. Even the Czar himself is ...

... Gubbina's b f Tripaway. Captain Gubbint’i Excitement. Hr Fred Martin’s ch c by Plum Podding—Bonnie Bee. Mr John Power’s e April Fool Captain Rochfort’s D c Welcome. Mr G F St George’s b c Snuff. Mr. C. D. Stokes’ br c Valentine. RACES—WkdwbsdAT. Best wood ...

... Alao ran—Ospaols(T- Miller), Gaatleknock (C.rty), Double Event (f. Kelly), The Demon (Mr. Browne ConcUmtion (Ur. Beljj, April Fool (O*™). (Hogan), Wee Bell (Fiely), Chef d’CEoevre (Walsh.) Betting—s to 1 agst. Agile and Doable Event, 6 to each agst. Athens ...

... Ads (jib.) Mr,St Grant’s die, Commander. Captain Tripuwsy. Mr. Fred Martin’s ch e, by Plumb Padding. Mr. John Power'sgre, April Fool. Captain Rochfort*s b c Welcome. Mr. 6. D. Stokes’ c, VaJentinc. Coax Park Hurdle Race of aoo Soys. °”^r Second bom to tenive ...

... afternoon a report being current that a steamer had been wrecked the coast and several lives lost, was first regarded a cruel April fool hoax, but this evening thi Cuuard agents hero received nows that it was all true, and that only Utile of the truth had been ...

... yesterday the criminal did not appear, bat instead the Judge was handed telegram announcing that she was dead. This was thought “April fool joke,” but it was soon cos firmed from other sources and the com was postponed. The infamous woman was indeed dead. Early ...

... Festal Teleotanh 11..™*/.° 'ed caused false despatch to sent tr?tlS?iw ciation as to the result of the boat-rae. ' make April fools” the newspapers, lO pended by Mr. Scudarafre, pendiog themed!,v,„ r, the Postmaster-General respecting him.—i> Gazelle, ...

... l papers like the Figaro and Oaulois in Paris, which have Often given false news on purpose, and chuckled at making ** April fools” of their readers, he should have felt credulous. But the correspondent does not think journalism in Brittany has got to ...