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... great creator's praife advance And as you burn, and as you lhine, the whole work divine. * Genefis xiii. 16. andiv. 5. The APRIL FOOL. Sung ly MrWzKKOt*. Set by Mr Yates. ONE April morn, young Damon fought, O'er Sylvia to prevail, And, with diffimulation ...
... great creator's praife advance And as you burn, and as you lhine, the whole work divine. * Genefis xiii. 16. andiv. 5. The APRIL FOOL. Sung ly MrWzKKOt*. Set by Mr Yates. ONE April morn, young Damon fought, O'er Sylvia to prevail, And, with diffimulation ...
... defperate Attempts and horrid Carnage, may be well pre. pased Jor-ibe Gocking Ciders which chey dre (0 exmonrg, agaiolt us, The APRIL FOOL. Sumg by Mr. Vernown, at Vavxuary, this Seafon. Set by Mr, Yatss. ONE April Morn, young Damon fought, O'er Sylvia to prevail ...
... A New Farce was brought forward at Covent- Garden Theatre on Saturday after the Fullies of a Day, entitled The April Fool, or, the Follies of Night. The Piece has infinitely more Merit than mult of the Pieces exhibited on the Occafi.jn a Benefit. It ...
... expedition round the world j 7. Remarks on Lucas's account Blakeney's affair 360. I itry, On the wonders of creation 361.' The April fool ib. On tomb-ftone in ib. the death of a fifter 363. Akenfide's infeription for a column Ruoeymcde ib. The madnefs Alpafia ...
... the colonies And that for repelling the ftamp-ael—Authentic account of the late Indian war—fatal of horfes, with the cute —April fool, probable conjectures concerning the ri r e of that ichrting to the game-aeR, with their anfwcrs—Poetry : The three warnings—E ...
... HUMOURS OF AND APRIL-FOOL DAY. 1 cne d that parti- 0 n been appropriated, thi s eans exclufively, to the 11 a °d why the /* deftined to that purj-l'le invefligation antK f ' onl y one conjedure, if J ' J mote period the worh of°'! dcf3 Folly, the idlers ...
... Prufia, happened on tbiatrft of April ! ! ! This, to fay the lcaft of it; ii rather an unpropitious coincidence. Why is the April fool no query. May Day is the Chimney Sweeper's Jubilee, aad on that day, dreffed in their regal habili nients they had a fplendid ...
... fatpibieg, wkimfical iAoniAiog Article* than one ever pub) (bed in any Collcftioa before, eed *mong or hen. the Origin of making April Fool*. The Femaftie Advcntaiea of Sir , Hatty Hearty and kb feven Wive*. Piepofnl* for eco Scorch Ordinary, near St Jamct’a. ...
... obliged to pay Mr. Hopkins a guinea, and Mr. Gray half guinea for their trouble, befides the toes fee. (lucre, Who is the April fool now ? The above H nioncy is to be given away in bread to the poor alter Sunday next. r m , Pule. Apr, l %. Sailed the Sukey ...
... was obliged to pay Mr. Hopkins a u ' * ; Mr. Gray half guinea for their trouble, bcudes theAt nies fee. (lucre, Who is the April fool now . abi ,■8 money given away in bread to the poor after tern ■ Sunday next. •W , Sailed the Sukey. Finney, for Newtoui ...
... übferves, by ciilfom immemorial, young, and fometirnes old folks, of Iportive dfifpofition, amufc themfelves in making April Fools at wliat epoch, for what purpofe, this whim fical praflice originated, he confefle* bimfelf at a lofs to imform us, but ...