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... books, being of no service to us, the answering Our expectations ;' but being looking country-man,.we thought we you an April fool—begging l you will cN your hurnble seryants, Strand, /Ipril 2 - , 1801. •f‘ Mos E s an( • Powr.N.EAV. • Received this Morning ...
... us, the contents not anfwering our expetßations ; but being an honeft looking countryman, we thought we would make you an April fool—begging you will ercufe, Sir. yat r humble fervants, Moses and Asloo.'' On the evening of Saturday ha, the ath April, a ...
... letter, giving ,an account of the' ie Nicolas's steeple, Newcastle, is said to sent to . the Papers by a wag who snaking April fools.--tt such wit at ail reply, it ought tct.be written So • witlra cat-'d-no-ails on the back of its 3 f rtt 111% tiotanists ...
... Conti- nent ; or, the British Lion on tiie Watch, 2s. The Supreme Bon Ton, _s. 6d. LesVisites, a Parisian Caiicature, 3s. The April Fool, 2s. 6d. Westminster Seceder ; or, Fresh Duty, .s. Farmer's Toast, zs. Family Party at Card s at the Trea- sury, 2s. Luxury ...
... morning •nlieti the intelligence was propagated of the treat. being figned ; every one was fufpicious of being duped an April fool, and it was only by the procellion of the mail coach that their doubts were removed, and their belief confirmed. ...
... that-thlygo -out wth -ample in- . itFuLions; and .ill it be- crediti` -that BoNATaAiLtE: h will -allow. him6f to .be Ina ean.April-fool, and Cent , on a fleevelefs errand like the- DL'tch ? . Indeed who . knows the real .force of thex , ion to' 'the' E4a Indies ...
... the news would not tranfpire before>his day. The hoax waj not found out. news Aas or been received -this morning—but it is April fool day ; Tie Funds were better this morning than they were yefierday at the clofe the market. are concerned to his Majefty’s ...
... proportion they ever beheld. A London newspaper of Friday referred its readers for an explanation of the expres- sion, April Fool, to the 4th chapter of Joel, and 6th verse. Died.— Miss Siddons, the eldest daughter of the great actress of that name ...
... round the the Artillery were preparing batteries immediate service supposed to have been very lest barren jests all the April fool-days the fifty years messenger came Addinon was dismissed did to make uuable o take-gull With the exception of a few schocd-boy ...
... themselves on the eve of a war with the power—the tivmer Treaty not executed—and .have just found out that they have been made April •Fools by the Doctor. In the House of Commons, Mr. ADDII4GTON pledged himself, that in case of any 'alarm, .fifty Sail of the ...
... the foe was well beaten by Admiral Hun's; While the very fame day Rot/IVEY open'd a fchool, To prove ev'ry Frenchman an April fool. BOSCAWEN,.CORNIVALLIS, and BRIDP.OII.Ti in .710 tee Taught our cap i ring neig,hbours to frig: to fore tun: ; Arid tho' ...
... Acre of ten plagues in brie. was pleas'd at the news beaten by Admiral von zs ; • day RoDNEY open'd a fchool, ehman an .April fool. wALLts, and BRIDP.O2T, in Yunt,. neighbours to fore tune; got thralh'd, yet that wagn't the e latheed at on the fir& 11749 ...