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... the guard for her 11-tamed jooularity, It is not recorded what happened to the guard afterwarde, but thag is probably no April Fool yarn. They would no doubt, consider the cousequences very poor foolery. o B A British Hoax THS cream of the stories connectai ...
... 10 3 Mr. J. E Rogermon’s APRIL FOOL 4ys D. Phelan 3 11 5 Mr. E Paterson’s Mennvthorpe = Owner 0 Winner trained by Whitaker Betting.—** Sporting Life” and * Sportsman ™ : 5 to 2 on Bill Brendan, 5 to 1 agst Noah, 6 to 1 April Fool, 20 to 1 Mennythorpe. OFFICIAL ...
... 10 6 MrJ M Brace, 5t Ethel dys ..o . Bulteel 10 6 Baron De Forest, Clothait 4vs .. .. Whitaker 0 ¢ Mr J E Razerson, April Fool &8 Burgess —WARRINGTON HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 200 sovs. —T wo miles. e smasareemsanenss: MeDZICR recssensessemecnse UDARING ...
... SE of 100 sovs. ‘;rdwu miles. Race star prompt. > 11 13 Mr. SBanday's TRUE AS S'l'glfl: a.J. Lyal 1 10 5 Mr. Rogzerson’s APRIL FOOL 4ys..lhelan 2 10 5 Mr. F. Stobart's Bit of a Lark 4. .Farrell 0 Winner trained by Sanday, Bit of a Lark fell. I .50 - H:-‘t'vv ...
... little merme ment—mo harm done to anybody. Tt was just a reminiscence of the days of cakes and ale. But there was no ** April Fool ’ senti. ment in Halifax this morning. It was just the usua! grind, with most people goinz about with worried commtenances ...
... 3 11 2 Mr. F. Bibbv's Skylark VIL Sys.l. Morgan 0 10 6 Baron De Forest's Clothair 4ys.E. Rollason 0 10 6 Mr. Rozerson’s April Fool 4ys .D. Phelan 0 Winner trained by Rogers, Cheltenham. Betting. —** Sporting Life” and “ Sportsman ™ 7 to 4 agst Connie ...
... found it was a myth. Several others re. ceived accounts for goods which had not been supphed or ordered So that, afier :E' April Fool's Day does not pass entirely ug. observed in the borough. ...
... vocalist), and Mr. Herbort Galioway’s Party. “The Musical Magnets,” members of the church, also gave & farce entitled ** April Fools.” Refreshments were pmfldumw The ** at homes’ proved a great success. AmM?htobohdd‘ttheßouwo‘Coflb mons on onday next with ...
... as_school, That the First of April’s mission /Is to make & man a fool. s Tom Halifax. Successful April Fooling Porhaps the most successful April fooling ocourred 1n tHe U.S.A. some years ago. It was when the deprodations of the Colorado beetle in the ...
... Prestles, J. Burton, H. Stott and R. Hudson, scted @s host and hostess, and the chairman, the lu.nd another sketch entitled ** April Fools” was Rev. J. R. Halsall, M.A,, proposed a vote of | given by Messrs. H. Sykes, J. Stott and W. Nor: thanks to them for their ...
... presided. Selections of masic, ;co rendered at intervals by Mr. Sam Crawshaw. oung mpiprovuhd the entertainment. A #‘L “April Fools,” was rendered m-‘ > &mtfi J. Wheelwright and B. , and pother, ** Miss Kirkland's Money,” was given by hN. Barrett, H. F ...
... he 1 social and daunce st | et Draatitational Club. Why a Limitation ? Apeopos of the peragraph aneas the “ making of April Fools,” can someone enlighten me (writes * J.A.) as to why, at ‘n,mhmmdfldcfi.&olw!- | making should end strictly at noon. In the ...