... sent to her apartment, and it was found on the chimney-place. Upon which the young lady said,she had made the messenger an April fool (Pois- son d'Avril). The pleasantry, however, did not ind so happily, for the young lady was jocularly recom- mended to ...

... comedy gentleman, Thi or a melodramatic speaker. Hai OLYMPIC. In The manager has brought out a little piece, called the i 'April Fool,' the hint of which has been taken from a pic- In ture, by Buss, and which made its appearance about a Wi twelvemonth since ...

... to with weatl. ness, but was given out with some applause. OLY.MpaC THEATRE.-A very clever farce, bearing the title of April Fool, founded on Jones's well-known picture, was produced here on Monday. The author has, with much tact and humor, contrived ...

... no one who opened them on the first oftbe month witha hope of entertainment, will have to cons- plain of being made an April fool. However, proof is better than assertion, so we dive at once into the fun of Peter Pop- 3C M. l{HI, a young dramatic ...

... When we hold it to be clear That all, more or less, appear Aprilfools! April fools! Now, at every turn, we meet Aprilfools Aprilfools! In park, in square, and street, April fools! Now pigeon's milke is sought, Useful knowledge cheaply bought, Pleasant ...

... their superiors. We turn from these with plea- sure to some verses on APRIL FOOLS. He who mourneth day by day That his youth doth pass away Like the blossoms on the tree, Sure an April-fool must be: For the blossoms fade and die That the tree may fruit supply; ...

... past ?? Tuition from 10 till Z. SADLER'S WELLS. I THIS and the following EVENINGS.-The favourite Pan- d tomime, called APRIL FOOLS; Clown, Signor Paulo. A New Piece, called FORGETr .ME NOT; or the Flowor of , Wateiloo; and die VICEROY, compressed into ...

... DTllursday, arid bSiurday,. 1t.A`NTi, and,.PILANETS, LOV.R'S. PUZZLE,. No.2, Or. the OLDf FlGU1RE, find tie Paintoriine of APRIL 'FOOLS 'On Vrdayiri4bvdra Pizzle, No. 2 Or ?? 1Figureeu and TaeTerrible Peak, ?? i3. f Pedrfmance wilibegin at six o'cl'every ...

... THIS EVENING ONLY-DONALD AND JENNY; PHIlIP AND HIS DOG; Mrs. MULLINS; or, Grunt and Gaby; and the new Pantomime,rcalled APRIL FOOLS; or, Montsi' and Mummery. To conclude with a Grand Hy-I draulical Scenes.-Boxes 45. Pit 2s. Gallery is. ARTISTS' FUND. Yesterday ...

... Aprilfools .8 Adm tilfoo s Apsil fools! Now ?? scn es' Now. little boys are made ' . Aprilfoals I Aprilfeolt I, Aprilfools! April fools! 'Pen their aullest diatribes, (By bigger boys' btrayed,) j ' Apr:ifools i A Dril~oob Z In Bentley's Magazin, ' 6, Now;riys ...

... repteated one week longer . nly. SADLER'S WElLS. .5 TilTS anl the following EVENINGS.-The fasveurite Pan- cl ?? ielled APRIL, F-OOLS; Clown, Sigtior Paulo.-A ; r'iecv, called FORGET ME NOT'; or, The flower of Watetl'o.LAnd, 'I'he VlIROY, compresse ...

... retained after half past Seven o'clock. SADLLI'S WELLS. TEIS and every Evening till further notice, a new Panto- minei -called APRIL FO)OLS. With a rand IHykraslio. Exhibition.-A new SO SG, called The Beautiful Laisldlady.' -Mons. Thnonaseau '0.11 make hisi ...