... 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 ...

... Lee’#), Oldham, 16h 3in, J. Carlisle 2 Mr. Wright's bg April Fool, Manchester, llh 2in, 425 J. W. Raymer 3 Betting: Evens on Joe, to 4 asrsfe Bella, to 1 agst April Fool. Bella caught Joe and April Fool when half the distance had been covered, and, condng ...

... airs. The bargain-loving view was &Hawse& content to mugs without %. • : • heretofore. There was en old method making au April fool, by giving the toils et the • letter oontaining the words send the fool on. Thee credentials having been duly delivered ...

... (Manchester), 485 yards start, w.o. Heat 1, Hutton's Bella (Bradford), 300 ; 2, Mr VValton'sJoe (Oldham), 325 ; 3, Mr Wright's April Fool (Manchester), 425. Heat —l, Mr Learcy's Billy (London), 300 Mr Churchill's Charlie (London), 350. Heat Rigby's Polly (Blackburn) ...

... agst Wolsoy (offered). Oriterium.—Prince Potcnziani’s April Fool, 1; Count Canevaro’s Izavtaro, 2; also ran, Twilight, Blarz cio, Rosenberg, and Senorita; betting, 6t04 on Twilight, to 1 agst April Fool, to 1 agst Izuvium, and 20 to 1 bar three. Premio Rcclamare ...

... asked whether be pot a Bons at dement at 10, lawn Ereseest His reply was No. I soloed why lus rated as beesidal eacepant la April fool of 10. Lens Gwent ? His reply was, biasses yea paid us aMs in Minh last. I Asked what he denuded for each rate sad wheelie ...

... to the entire affair is more intense than ever. Full particulars may be expected about the 2dih or 271 h inst. Wright’s April Fool, Manchester, 14 hands 2in, 200 (J. W. Raymer), 3; Mr O'Neill’s Daisy. Little Lever. bands lin, (J. O'Neill). 2 dlsqj Mr ...

... came order raising the battalion to the * colonial establishment,’ on paper least. It really looked as if were being made April fools of, for, owing to recruiting having been stopped for so long, there were no men to send out. And so it has gone on till ...

... wo ] Maxwell (W. H.) The Fortunes of Hector O’Halloran. New ed. Bvo, sd., pp. 158. Routledge 6d. Mud-Larks. April Fools. Izmo, pp. Bo. S.P.C.K.. gd. My Coloured Picture Story Book. With Twenty-four full Coloured page Pictures and Forty Vignettes ...

... order raising the battalion to the colonial establishment, on paper at least. It really looked as if we were being made April fools of, for, owing to recruiting having been stopped for so long, there were no men to seed And so it bee goose on till at the ...

... Master T. Biddell; recitation. Cold water,” Miss E. Handy; No. 210 song, Sound the battle cry,” the choir; reading, “Who was April-fooled,” Miss Trehearne; No. 235 solo, “The old black cat, Master A. Biddell; Dialogue. The Band of Hope,* Master li. Herbert ...