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... -And that for repealing the ftamp-aft— Authentic account of the late Indian war— Fatal difeafes of horfes, with the cure — April-fool — probable con- jectures concerning the rife of that cxprcflion— Qycries relating to the Game- aft, with the anfwers— Poetry ...
... greater Variety ftrange furprizing Articles were ever any Colledtion before and others the following The Origin making April Fools The Fantaftick Adventures Sir Harry Hearty his feven Wives Propofal for Ordinary near St James’s Extraordinary Inftence ...
... and altonifbiog articles than ever pubufhed any collection before, and. among others, the following. The origin making April fools* The fantaflic adventures of Sir Harry Hearty and his feven wives. Pro tor a new Scotch ordinary near St. James’s. Extraordinary ...
... as the Citi- zens are now deprived of their Chief Magiftrate, it look* as if a certain Great Alfembly intended to make April Fools of them. . On Tuefday laft a Dael wag fought in Hyde Park between Sir John Gay Alleyne, Bart, ef Barbadoes, and Henry Frere ...
... burat the Artiticial Flower Gardea, the Model of Cork. and other things, difplayed there as matters of public curiofity. APRIL FOOLS for the year 1785. . Lord P-—, for paying two thoufaud five hundred pounds for a trip to Coventry. : A certain jury, for ...
... g Articles than were ever pub- limed in any Collection before, and among others, the follow- ing. The Origin of making April Fools— The Fantafticfc Ad- ventures of Sir Harry Hearty and his feven Wives— Propofals for a new Scotch Ordinary, near St. Ja ...
... Heal and aftcniO-ing Articles than were ever in any Cojie&ion belore, and among others, the following. *'l he Ongiu making April Fools—7 Adventures of Sir Harry Hearty and his feven Wives. —-Propofals for a new Scotch Ordinary, near St James's —Extraordinary ...
... Britain, none the leaft remarkable or ludicrous is that relic of its priftine pleafantry, the general pra«stice of making April Fools, as it |S called, 011 the firft day of that month '■> but this, Colonel Pearce, in a paper in the fecond volume of the A' ...
... appeared with a fooi's tap and be!!?, underneath which, on a board was painted or challced, very confpiouous charatfers, April Fools all On Tuelda/came before the Sitting Alderman at Guildhall, the further heating upon the legality feifcing a horfe belonging ...
... And that for repealing the Stamp A 1.6 Authentic Account of the late Indian War. Fatal Difeafes of Horfes;with the Cure. April- Fool—Probable ConjeCtures concerning the Rife of that Expreflion. reries relating to the Game Azt, with the Anfwers. Poetry. ...
... appeare'd, up with fool’s cap and bells,underneath which on board was painted or chalked in very confpicuous eharatfers, April Fools all.” ftock has fluAn ire'?, during the pref.-nt rfifpytes, nine per cent, it ng done few ago i-halt tor the lefcounters ...
... impartial truttees, who we never been whifpered to, and whofe judg- ments are al! unwa-ped) will either difappoint, or a make April-fools of certain expectants. At is till to be ho » that no jobbing or joftling w ill take place, Dut that mierit, and ad uate ...