... 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 ...

... had made any conftderable progrefs. APRIL FOOLS. 1785. All the members Parliament who drove up in hade to Dublin lad Saturday and Sunday, to attend tneirduty, are by the adjournment for anotlar week, made April Fools. Certain courtly publifl}ers, who were ...

... reader, that there is nothing Perfonrge, who is neither an aimed at a certain pious or a May-bird, but came forth ia the April-fool, » to give us funfhine m onth, as a blefling, month; is re- ami good: humour ! Thi s delightful markable alfo, for giving ...

... 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 ...