... aPrtsatCnri. ncoluoth rev. gesntlenman ?? oiaeainfrwl.T patronsage of the liinisith adofrses C- loge, Oxford. ~ Stra n fte~aes' APRIL FOOL D),k ?? uepl br3 Aiirdrie. Scopaid sblislhed the following advertisaoani Agemitlemait (a niitive of Airdrie) havinw lateY ...

... G., Mr -,1A Mr -~1, NX, and a lot of otheri ; ad so he wrote down Mr Van Cof, A4., d.-Jndy. tel WAS SEE MAK{ING Hili AN APRIL FOOL ?-The ad Captain-1 That's a handsome woman I Is she un- h Warried I1 The iLelle-1 Oh, yeas (Capttai indulges in pleasingi ...

... MISOELLAsXOUB. Brown says that a married man sometimes finds him- self to be an April fool 8oon after the wedding match. Ila a class of little girls one was asked What is a fort? A place to put men in, was the reply. What ;B a fortress ? The answer ...

... fresh chapters are given of the illustrated novel, Lady Beauty, and there is a good Etory under the title of Bones, the April Fool of Havvey's Sluice. In Pictures of Dutch Life there is a specimen from the latest work of Mrs. Bosboom-TonEsaint, who ...

... of F 1r ?? famous sire Atheistane) and 7. Meditation were purchased from M~r Famvcett. ^ . These bulls were followed by April Fool, bred by Mr t a Bcttridge, of Wantage, which alse oi ?? prizes, s Iand by Lord Somerset 8th and Lord Somerset 10th, bothl ...

... LSORD DUNDREALRY. r Edward Askew Sothern came of good family, and was born in Liverpool in the year 1830, on 'April Fool day, to which he used humorously to attribute l that love of practical jokes to which he was so much addicted. Sotbern was intended ...

... thc Prodigal.-Pictore by the Chancellor of the E-r making his financial statement, Artist, the Marvuis of E-rt-ngt-n. An April Fool.-A pictoire representing Mr. John B-l1 contemplating a surplus. Artist, Sir Staffordl N-rtlc-te I'goigh Lost to Sight ...

... had alsociroulated a report that he was seen one Sundady afternoon coming out of a public-houso drurk (Mr. Parry-It was April fools' day. Laughter), but thoese who kcnew him would not believe it (cheers). Be trusted that they would return both Mr. Davis ...

... widow of the late clerk, and the other promised, in the event of his election, to marry the widow. -New York Herald. AN APRIL FOOL.-Equestrian. Here, boy I Come and hold my horse. Boy. Does he kick ? Equestrian. Rick! No I Boy. Does he bite ? ...

... blt il' they wiched to ask sr.Gt ?? be would be willing to answer It (beav, hear, fla a voice, I should think this an April fool's day pugl'chrj. The tUNAIBOAN said he ehaid ark for some Informa. iioD, Un warnteed to hSour, if the statemlent maued ...

... Ball- We willsettleitnow), Apollhowever, was demanded, and the CHAmarM&r isslwalted that le would be fixed for April 1st-April fools day (loud laughter). Mr. J. LOVELL again asked if it were not possible for a compromise to be effested ( No, no ), Ilhe ...

... Ob, get out, replied Lincoln, go home, and don't bring any morn such nonsensical despatches. I see how it is. It is April Fool's Day, and you are trying it on. A LEssox FO, Woasirsr'muEts or POPULAR PREACIEF.RS, I-A devout follower of a popular clergyman ...