... GOLF NOTES AND INCIDENTS. “APRIL FOOL HOLE. THE LOCAL PROFESSIONAL ...

... Excellent material, admirably presented, can be read with much profit . .. brilliant and original. 9/- net. The Field * April Fool A NOVEL BY GEORGE RODERICK Author of ·· • Gimcrack An exciting story to those who are interested in racing it will ...

... * * * April fool’s day fell upon the wrong day for would-be trappers this ‘vear. There was no red lamp oil sent for; but we cannot deny the fact that a young lady of our acquaintance, at a suggestion that she had a grey hair, allowed her friend to uproot ...

... your shoe's unbuckled,' and the moment the accosted individual looked towards his feet the informant would cry: ' Ah, you April fool! ' Twenty years ago, when buckles were wholly disused, the urchin-cry was: ' ir, your shoe's untied.' NO\\·, when neither ...

... March roll-April fool. This is a saying that is confined to areas of heavy clay arable land, and in the e days of tractors has even more point than before. How often after a few days of drying March wind is the you ng and inexperienced heavy-land farmer ...

... spring up from behind the hedge which they had believed to shelter them. April fools, haw, haw! I cl' 'low ye be a proper pair on 'em ! April fool, H annah ! ye an April fool ! \i\T e took in the pair o' ye nicely ! This was the chorus which greeted ...

... directly beneath has an entirely different aspect. She wears a Folly dress, a species of carnival costume; or, if you prefer, April Fool. It would look well carried out in pale yellow, blue and white ; the skirt of yellow ninon would have a tunic cf pale blue ...

... foundation nating motive force, thy make progress in the progres and wealth, wh supdplant the bad old and poverty. ‘ The April fool joke «case which occupied so of the Recorder of Li last. It was not a ba but in detajl it broke Whatever else the hea t ...

... Fisher’s Frieston Stone, a, 120 Mr. W, erhon.nj‘unr. 2 Mr. J. Tomlinson’s April Fool 111., a, 120 .. .. .. Mr. E. 8 Tomlinson 3 Betting: FEvens John Hopper, 6to 4 April Fool 111., 4to 1 Frieston Stone. Two lenzths; bad third. 2.Bs.—Mra. WILSON’S CUP ...

... 60z., Meeriogy| can tetort that it is better to be an|Cawkwell, Mrs. Frant Blackshaw, and Hh“hhflmhmgm water: Trowi, Ib. April ‘fool than one who all the year round | Meesrs. J. Vincent, Hayes, and W. Mawean. rednt a o, standard & weig ® (g tions, and private ...

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... the new prosperity of progres and wealth, which bids so weil to supplant the bad old order of progress and poverty. The April fool joke story failed in the «case which occupied o much of the time of the Recorder of Lincoln on_ Saturday last. It was not ...