... the Author of ' Two Old Men's Tales,' IEmilia Wyndham,' &e. Chemistry of Every-Day Life-STOVES. By Prof. SCI.rL, F.R.S. April Fool's-Day.-The Botany of Spring Flowers, with Illustrations, by Mrs LoUnoD.-Balcony Gardens-Garden Decorations.-Dress, Fashion ...

... they-have an ambition to do everything unlike the rest of the world. - E A. T C-There is ?? plausible origin given for April fooling, which can be encountered in almost every country of Europe. ?? this country 'and the last, the first of April, when t1e ...

... Muscovite 25 to1 - Valour 12 to - Vindex 25 to 1 - Babette 14 to 1 - Harieot 25 to 1 - Lucio 15 to 1 - Gossip 25 to 1 - April Fool 16 to 1 - Father Thames 25 to I - Jacqueline 20 to 60 to 1 agst others 25 to 1 - Ballinasloe - GOoDWOOD cUP. 25 to 1 - Crassus ...

... made to shame good togs-cut like a lady's muff. Too many April Fools we sec--that shun the p igeon's silts, That pay a heavy price for stugf, devoid of braid or silk. The artizan's an April Fool that Beady clothing horws, When lie from Josuicen can obtain ...

... for him who scorns the comfort of array, The Wardrobe serves a sideboard well, for fair or rainy day; B. Jaesn makes no April fools-his friends are all the wise, If men should make a stumble once his prices ope their eyes. So, as the day of folly conmes ...

... In 1804. The day following ke won ber Majeaty's Plate of 100 gulneas, far 2And 8 years old, 'en mile and a half, beating April Fool, Simpleton, Elolse, Eleaa,Polish Col, Bacchus, Surgeon.Genoral, and four others, w inning by' half a length, and S to 4 ...

... plates In 1 664. The day folios'ing b o Wonw- aesf;ty's Plate of itO ?? for 2 and 8 yeera Oldl, oi n R Nlt and a hbat, ?? April Fool, Simpletno sla, Elexia, olilhC Colt, Bacabda, Surgeou.General, and four others, wlfninu by half a length, and 5 to.4 on ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Eight o'clock each Evening. Precoded by a boone frou, TWELFTH NIGHT, aud eon. cluding each Evening with the Purce of AN APRIL FOOL. Mr G. Belmore, Miss Liczie Wilimore, Ac. Doors open at Half-past Six; Per. formancoes to communces at a Quarter before ...

... Swift, Mr W. E. Weiss, Mr J. B. Chatterton, and other distinguished artists will appear. To cenclude with tte Farce of AN APRIL FOOL, Ticket, and places to be had at the Bon-offlce from Ten till Five daily. Doors open at lelt-pant SIX, commence at Seven ...