... APRIL FOOLS He who mouraeth day day That his youth doth pass away, Like the blossoms on the tree, Sore an April fool must be ; For the blossoms fade and die, That the tree may fruit supply; So, youth fled, we e’er should flod Truthful wisdom left behind ...

... Oliver Plunkct, Archbishop Armagh, and Primate all Ireland, who suffered Death lor the Catholic Faith the year 1681 Varieties April Fool Fashions for April Patrick's Ba'l Fash ion able Intelligence Madame Florence Lancia Lunacy ia Parin Page 7. Letters to the ...

... either, not even a mother-in-law, darn lay a finger on him. Not if he be mad? No, if as mad as a March hare, or two March an April fool, a Michaelmas goose, and a aoney'aloonomaniac rolled into one.—Atbion. ...

... they gained their purpose, the result was that he was not neard on Monday. He was invited down to Sheffield to be made an April fool, and the refined populace of that borough heard some rough music instead of a speech by an accomplished orator, well good ...

... till they gained their porpose, the result was that was not heard on Monday. He was Invited down to Sheffield to made an April fool, and the refined populace of that borough heard some rough music instead of speech by an accomplished orator, well as good ...

... not even a mother-in-law, dare lay a finger on him. Not if be mad ? No, not if as mad a March hare, or two March hares April fool, a Michaelmas goose, and a honey-moouomaniac rolled into one. Albion. “A Return to Blususd For”—by the “Revival” Mongers ...

... SATORDAY, APRIL 6. WL AI'HI- KOOI-S. who muuroeUi day day '('Hat Ida ydtltll dolll paaa away, l.ike the Dlo«8onw the tne, Sure April fool most be; i.'or th- blo*!W)n>s* lade and die. That the tree may youth fled, e should find, Truthtol wisdom behind, lie who ...

... not if as m ad am a March kare, or two time of naming 4 yis : 3 yrs. Mr C P Leslie's b h Bamboron g h, March hares, an April fool, a lfacimalmas and a to be . Earl el Howth's gr e Froa bit, rolled in be sold for £109: 3 yrs. Captain I) W Pack Beredord's ...

... did not she sail on the 26th, or at all events on the Ist of April, a most appropriate epoch if the line intended make April fools of their passengers. The Galwag Vindicator says that there are great numbers now in Galway at hotels and lodging houses ...

... laughter). He said be would let the bill run up to £60. I introduced Mrs. Cannon to the defendant. He came to England on April Fools' Day—(laughter)—and I met him, seven or eight days after, at Ridley's Hotel, in Holborn. Cross-examined by Mr. Serjeant ...

... behind the hill, out of sight of the thousands that had come far and wide great expense to see the fight, but were made April fools of. THE Paris. A number of the calico printers employed at Pnteaux and Snresoee struck work three days ago, and the majority ...