... to enter into his own recognizances, and to find one surety for his good behaviour for the next three months. MARINO AN APRIL FOOL OF POLICEMAN. THOMAS KNIGHT, labourer, of Gloucester-road, pleaded guilty to being d run k an d di sor d er l y i n Gl ...

... heat.—Wright's April Fool, Manchester. 200 vards start (J. W. Raymer), 1; Smallwood’s Annie, Manchester, (J. Andrews), 2; Pott's Little Nell, Sal* ford, 350 (Rowen), 3; Wade’s Prince, Crmnpsall, ICO (O. Bentlnck), 0; betting, evens April Fool, 2to 1 Prince ...

... Family Jars followed. Mr. J. K. Walton takes his benefit this evening, upon which occasion The Duke's Motto aud An April Fool will be presented. ...

... for dr*wing-room table, to Tomdy monUngwl, 10 JpartoaL* arrirteg tha oar man that wa, among soma M othars, had been made April fool.” As wa dTnol will fir. W™.aSVr.lU ludteltiStZ ...

... H. Yollan I. and T. Fascoe. the interval Mr F. Cr«we sang Jack's Reward, and then followed laughable farce entitled April Fool, by the Misses Langdon French West.way, and B. Langdon, and Messrs J. L. aider, G. Foot, L. B. Varder, and C Chappie. ...

... Mr. \\right’s April Fool, Manchester, lib. Sin., Sufi Owner 2 No betting. Ezekiel passed his solitary opponent, who was attached to sulkoy, before reaching the Stand for the first time, ami, rapidly drawing away, ho won easily, April Fool being pulled ...

... very enjoyable. During short interval Mr F. Crowe ably sang “Jack’s Reward.” A laughable farce was then given entitled “April Fool” and won great applause, the execution of the several parts being such as to reflect great credit on those who filled them ...

... Kittens have lost their mittens and 1 . 1154 Iked around to 1.,x tlo it ,:.ts, the little jumped into his hole, crying out April Fool !-- •st. Niehaa.. ...

... H. Foaden and H. Stevens, contractors, Ashburton. The Asbburton Dramatic Society appeared in the Captain's Ghost aud April Fool. Miss Londsdale, formerly known as Mrs. Stirling's pupil, Ruby, contributed a couple of recitations, and the proceedings ...

... greatly appreciated. Programme:—Pianoforte solo, Miss Mettler; Song, Wait till the clouds roll by, Mr. Catton; song, Little April fool Miss Mettler ; song, The boy can say papa, Mr. F. Folley; song, Going to market, Miss E. Sneath ; song, Keep in ...

... possibly some rour corresposp dents tan supply the figures?—F. WttiTT Tennyson Place. 881.—Airart Toot.—What is the origin of April Fool sad AU Fool's Day P—J. 662.—CeimaTtos.—The question of cremation was u much discussed amongst the ancient Greeks u it threatens ...

... THE JOKE ON NARK TWAIN. No, said Eleorge W. Cable to a New York newspaper reporter when asked about the April fool joke played on Mark Twain, I shall never play a practical joke again. I never suffered so much agony as for a few days previous to the first ...