... in future, else the schools will get such a bad name that few will be inclined to send their children to the institution. April Fool.—Wednesday last being the first of April, some of our young ladies, in looking about for a fool, selected an ex-middy, who ...

... tour to give an entertainment, which, for want ot an audience, never was given, and brought no money to their purses. '' An April Fool, is the ,fm, s 0 the kind we have read this season. Ihe Merchant Princes of England, are this month represented by Richard ...

... that it the intention of her Majesty's Government to consult the wishes the congregation in filling the appointment. An April Fool.—On the first day of April, a servant girl at an adjacent farm on the north side of the town had herself made a fool of ...

... bloodless revenge—the revenge which, after the lapse of yeara, was taken in kind by a quick-witted lad who had been made April fool. The third story is also a good one. have read the tales with pleasure, and are glad to observe that they form only the ...

... bloodless revenge — the revenge which, after the lapse of years, was taken in kind by c quick-witted lad who had been made an April fool. The third story is also a good one. We have read the tales with pleasure, and are glad to observe that they form only ...

... in future, else the schools will get such bad name that few will be inclined to send their children to the institution. APRIL FOOL.—Wednesday last being the first of April, some of our young ladies, in looking about for a fool, selected an ex-middy, who ...

... went of once t tolicitor, and on his arrival letter, w to his told him to go quietly home, the letter was s been eo “an April fool” ...

... itheridara, end hi, to retreat upon Damille, the rebel Pni• dent would not believe it and chargel the =meager with playing an April fool trick upon him. A the • New York Time' tays—Me Jetting. Mei, and Emily left Richmond on Wednesday for Charlidte. North Carotins ...

... tirely out of trastin : ly be- lieved, not reading aright the deceitfal of in- terlocutor, and is no fool, not even an April Fool, for that, ut to * Excuse me, a to sy; face!” to be “ have something on what?” and with « emile of my face! where? “Your ...

... Mill, tw* muted ; dated 30th Much IDW. Thorn* Ensign. vice Service, promoted; dated 30th March 1866. OaxtU. 1 hundred April fools purchased penny tickets witness procession ...

... day. It has been arranged that a banquet to The O'Donoghue will be given in Thurles shortly after Easter. Fatal Case of April Fooling. — A melancholy occurrence, arising from the foolish habit of prac- tical jokes wbicii are played on tbe lst April, has ...

... would put to inconvenience and loss of work for a portion of the day, we mustcall attention to one of the best concocted April fools’ errands that has ever been attempted palmed off on the public of Dundee, On Saturday we had a description, taken from the ...