... Cometh up as a Flower,' and 'Red as a Rose is She.' 2. About Charles Lamb. 3 A Night Adventure. 4. My Lords and Gentlemen. 5. April Fool. By John Sheeman. 6. Napoleon's First Campaign. 7. No Living Voice. s. The Frolics of Falsbions. 9. Super-human Dwvelling-Places ...

... BRUSSELS. (FROM OUR ONVN CORRESPONDENl.) BtI USSiL5S, Friday.-The First of April can never pass by here without the traditional April fool, or Poisson d'Avril, as the French term it, having his joke with the public, and as a rule the principal jokes are perpetrated ...

... up as a Flower, and Red as a Rose is She. 2. About Charles Lamb. 3. A Night Adventure. 4. My Lords and Gentlemen. 5. April Fool. By John Sheehan. 6. Napoleon's First Campaign. 7. No Living Voice. 8. The Frolics of Fashion. 9. Superhuman Dwelling-places ...

... Creawick. On SATUR- DAY, Sept 24, MONDAY, Sept. 2e, and during the week, the performances will commence with the farce of AN APRIL FOOL. After which, at Ball-past Seven o'clook each evening, the First Part of Shakespeare's Play of HENRY THE FOUrBT. Principal ...

... Play of HENRY THE FOURTH. Henry the Fout th and Justice Shalkawm. Mr. Phaips. Preceded each evening by the farce Of AN APRIL FOOL. Moecras. IL Norhy, G. Belmore, Fitziarrnsl, 0. 'Weston, and %t1las ludepetb. IDoere open at half-pesat six; commnce t seen ...

... Fousthb. ?? the Fourth arnd Justice Shallow, Mr. Phelps. Each evening the psrform-nucei will commence with tho farce of AN APRIL FOOL Messrs. R. Roxb7, G. Belmore, iarre t. anD iBD Vudspeth. After which, the Second Part of Shakispere's Play of iENRY THiE ...

... Combination ; Sislers Speiicer, Fin Orinonde, Ialter anld Soreo, Ba.by Ring. Brothers Bart- lett, Didie Godfrey's ?? Dogs; An April Fool,' supported by XVai Pink's Coinbiiiarioa &;c. Mlusical Director, NMr C. E Linaker. Secretary, AIr B. D. Lincoln. Doors open ...

... as George Engoibh).-.londay, April 13th, 1896. and every Even- ing, Wal Pink Comedy Conabtiation, who will appear in an April Fool, supported by Mir J. P. Russell, Mr Bert Edgar, MissNelly North, Mrs A. Dubble, anti Wal Pinsc. Varitties:- MisS Marie ...

... evening (Saturday excepted.) Preceded by a sceate frirm TVELFTH NIGHT, and concluding eacli evening with the Farce of AN APRIL FOOL. Mr G. Belmore, Miss Lizzie Wilmore, &c. Doors open at Half-past Six: Perform- ances to commence at a quarter before Seven ...

... Eight o'clock each trenig. Preceded by the Farce of MAGIC TOYS, and ?? eons evening with a new and original Farce ntriled AX APRIL FOOL.. Mir 0, Belmore, ?? Liznda Elilnore, end ris Lydia Ttlomtpson, &oe. Dusi(is open at lltpas:t Six; Petfeema~nceo to commnence ...

... before Eight o'clock each raenig. Preceded by a scene from TWELFTH NIGHT, and concluding each evening with the Farce of AN APRIL FOOL. Mr G. Belmere, Miss Lizzie Wilmore, &c. Doors open at Half-past Six; Performances to commence at a parteer before Seven ...

... Biography. 5f Belles Lattre&'. Lonsdon: EzIwVAitD ARtcOLD, 18, Warwickisquare, E.C. THE NEW REVIEW. APRIL. PRsCE NINEPENCE. An April Fool : a Poem. By Alfred Austin. i'he Labour Commission and its Duties. y Torn Mann. The Science of Fiction- I. By Paul Bourget ...