... Inquisition and A chill's statements. Why has net even protended to describe what fie saw in February, instead of wailing till April-fool’s dsy, to answer the invitation of the government ? It is plain that bad every opportunity; but preferred looking the place ...

... Me)ford, fh Biiiish Yeoman. Agis, Bajazet. Skipper, Matia Day. Mulligan, Daly, Half an-l half, hr Greysteel Peter Simple, April Fool, b lon, Sam IDrod, Carving, Vainhope. the Victim, Come Ilgam (lute Mahomed) Ahd-cI-Kader, Tidings. Farnliam. Raurap. I/ittl* ...

... defence remarkable at once for its plausibility and its verisimilitude, and which may chalice to convert Lord Turrington's April fool demonstration lute an escape, if his lordship shall have the grace to avail Meta& of the explaaatiou put forward by the ...

... are in tho habit of expecting that these will paid a few days after they are doe. I wosdar was our friend of TAo making April fools of the public?— Your obedient servant, N’ewtownards, 2d April, 1801. Robert Kei.lv. The following is the notice served on ...

... his late and eirmilm. In this explanation. Mr. Rob. K.•lly a little With u. a. if we Rat widest, our ominto. to make April fools - of our mailer*, when w.• the nuns.• in question as heel. addressed to upon the noble Marquis's ••estste. Altlsouch the ...

... have but one rule guide roe in taking likenesses, and that, to candid, is, * Handsome who handsome does.’” —lb'd. What an April Fool.—A young correspondent, who writes on the Ist of April, says he has been directed by bis friends to inquire of us, “ What ...

... She laughed in his face, and said,''lt was the first of April !’* Now. what life and Jollity was here—to make her heir an April fool in hundredth year 1 Thk Census —We would nofaaaind laying wager, before seeing the result of the dliisus, that the ages ...

... near. She laughed iu his face and said, It was the first of April !*’ Now, what life and j'M'y wus here—to make her heir April fool iu her hundredth year! Popular Medical Errors.— That? man has o rib h-$t than ip/iman. —We should scarcely have imagined ...

... terminated the farce, happy coincidence, on the fi;*st day of tria., leaving not on'y Mr. A mstrong and his party complete April fools, but the assemblage sadly disappointed. fear was turned into joy, according to Mr. Armstrong ; and, perhaps, with very good ...

... minated the farce, by a happy coincidence on the first day of April, leaving not only Mr. Armstrong and his patty complete April fools, but the whole assemblage sadly disappointed. My fear was turned into joy according to Mr. Armstrong; and perhaps with very ...

... of Q f ti»tir idi-as. Terry, iu right of his wealthier station, took two loaded pistols from his pocket, and presenting April fools, holiday rambles, and frantic dogs with Tuts or Life. —From dO to 00. man who has |»iragus to force, and also plots of seakule ...

... the public at large, it was natural to t'xpect that he would explain himself a little more clearly. That has not yet done. April Fool’s »ay, disappointed unusual muster in the Lords being altogether absent; and, last night, when a still larger attendance ...