... themselves for the race. The most approved and usual method of celebrating All Fools' Day, or, as we familiarly term it, making April fools, is either to send the victim on a long and laborious chase after some object of desire which has no existence except in ...

... for the race. The most approved and usual method of celebrating All Fools' Day, or, as wve familiarly term it, making April fools, is either to send the victim on a long and laborious chase after some object of desire which has no existence except in ...

... had been induced to purchase a number of shares, and had thereby lost a large sum of money. A number of people were made April fools on Saturday by attending at the Agricultural-hall to witness the commencement of another grand donkey show, free admissions ...

... 087 Aylesbury .. ?? 353 Melton Hunt . 200 The total here is about 18,784 in all for the month. Commencinga at once with April Fool's Day the meetings in April run thus:- I BricIgnorth . ?? - 195 Camblidge ?? ?? 352 Rugby ?? 263 Eastbourne ?? i6o Northampton ...

... Hawk. And that will the great Duke of Aquila say to the wedding? Is it not athern mild fun, this attempt to play off an April fool's hoax twelve days afcer (late, and to catch an unfortunate London editor napping in his halia? Clearly it gives pleasure ...

... Svweepstakes, Earl Spencer's Plate, the Althorp Park ! c . tJizadicap, the Sulby1 Handicap, and the Waterloo Gxrse ' ?? made April fools of his clients in every instance, having ;;.1 I 8cautv or Blueskin for the first, which was Wvon by Blinkhoolie Lt ...

... Department who caused a false despatch to be sent to the Press Association as to the result of the boat race in order to make 'April fools of the newspapers, has been suspended by Mr. Scudamore, pending the decision of the Postmaster-General respecting him ...

... up as a Flower, and Red as a Rose is She. 2. About Charles Lamb. 3. A Night Adventure. 4. My Lords and Gentlemen. 5. April Fool. By John Sheehan. 6. Napoleon's First Campaign. 7. No Living Voice. 8. The Frolics of Fashion. 9. Superhuman Dwelling-places ...

... Nosegay of Translations. By Sir John Bowring. No. 11.-The Pioneers of Civilization. Emigration Papers. No. IV. Nova Scotia-April Fools - Under the Red Cress. No. V. By the Authoresses of Oor Adventures in the War ' -Peerless--The Dream of the Unted Empire ...

... She believed she was the first April fool. The gaoler proved that the prisoner had been in custody several times. The prisoner said she was very sorry, but she would not get drunk any more. She intended to make an April fool of another person, but she had ...

... time on board. He said I might call him what I liked. Whenever any of us on board talked of any of the men, we called them April fools. We picked them up in April. I asked the young man several times for his name, and he gave me the same answer. Once he told ...

... T'ii ENT-FniltH t l E.iNNIAL. Si'a10-'s (Half a cile) -RItt at 4. 3o.--Ht lleaist, Texatti f., Rec ' l onnie lte Flag, April Fool, arid Duchess of Malfti are here. ' Ii i Itx- BIEi i lttv.NNIAL Sr ?? (One mile and a ?? at 5. o---Catratiot, *MLiry lip ...