... AN APRIL FOOL It we, in a private boardiniphoase WI, were • ion) , crowd, Who had with talents for rick jokes Bien libevally endowed ; Bat wary now sad thew the Ewa Weald get the ninny ha at. that the girls with owe aimed Declared they avoid stead ; Bo ...

... APRIL FOOL Toe origin at the joke* played under this saw is east*tared to with the French, who term the object el their mockery me pima efeevi—a name they sleeve o to artaisael, a bay caught In great quantity at this 110101111. It in oil dot we have borrowed ...

... •• APRIL FOOL. The Central News Is authorised to .be letter published m the newspapers purporting to written by Mr. Gladstone to Tuam Herald, is impudent forgery. Roy Gooldines' Specisl Manure rPo, f'.T Address 108, Patrick street, Cork. I»K3.—Sold ...

... THE APRIL FOOL. I fuun(La letter lying upon my table. I picked it and gazed nervously at the prescription. ‘lt is from some one my numerous lady frirnds,’ I inwardly mused, hastening get into its contents. ’April fool!' were tin* only words that met my ...

... APRIL FOOL It was in a private boarding-house We were a jolly crowd, Who had with talents for rich jokes Been liberally endowed ; But every now and then the men Would get the upper band, And that the girla with one accord Declared they could not stand ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. Hs had bought a new pocket-book. Who ho was is not of any importance, and nobody will attempt to parse this story, it is excusable, perhaps, to begin it as I do. He bad bought a new pocket-book, and having put his money into it, bad some ...

... APRIL FOOL. The custom of ri;;Litin:,4 — AP - ril - f;;Is is kept op by Italians with greater energy than by other people. the newspapers are boated freely, and this year they seem to have proved themselves even more than guillible. Some Roman journals ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. Weras in a private boarding•ltoess We were a jolly crowd, WM, bad with talents for rich jokes Been liberally endowed But every now and then the men Would get the upper hand, And that the girls with one accord Declared they could not stand; ...

... APRIL FOOL. Jamea Barret and I were eery good friend* about year ao **'»• We were bAh bookkeeper* in the name town, and ahared the tame kidgiuga. Janara waa an Mrt fellow, and when off hi* holiday* waa eery fond pUyiaf (tick*, and, a* expreaaed bimarlf ...

... APRIL FOOL TRICKS. I had jnst dropped in to s-.-e friend Harris, and found him enjoying a late break fast ml jtancakes and honey. •- sit down and have some, he said eagerly. •* But not these; they're cold. have some hot ones brought up.” needed no second ...

... DAVENPORT DONE ; or, April Fool. Thursdav, RICHELTEt?. Box-offlce open dally from Eleven till Four o Clock, under the direction Mr. Guy. Doors open at a Quarter to Seven. Pcrtoriiiance to commence at Quarter-past Seven o Clock. Private Boxes £l 65.. £1 ...

... (To e costipsyfixd). AN APRIL FOOL. He had bought a new pocketbook. Who he is not of any importance, and as nobody will attempt to parse this story, it is excusable, perhaps, to begin it as I do. He had bought a new pocket-book, and having put his money ...