... be that Godding shall before the ruck with Carnival ; nue there be (the exception, not the rule) lame as winner Tom (not April) Fool. 'oughts as these Utopian ne'er disclose o the wind that sighs round fair Melrose, )ne of them the judge's eye shall seek ...

... s bows fell down last with aa earthquaka, aid half swallowed op. Won't yen go and see it April fool, April fool I Well, don't be angry, I'll make you April fool no more till the next time. We had sport here, because it's Sunday, and Euter San- ' day. ...

... baildtog, ieoolnit fo« bead, which wm pro. 'a oid of booki. A Ofido of raloo woo upon of meeting of iho intending worn boro in April fool, ibo elocution oppoinied fbltowo Pron'd-m : Sir Tkomoo M. Wiloon, Burl, ; Vico Preoideni-: Tbe Bor. R. Conor Smiib, ond ...

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... about the same time, and practice Me same son of practical jokes that are popular in this country. No mentin ie made of April fool* in English literature till about time of Addison and Swift; and if the custom had earlier, it is scarcely likely that ...

... hardly fail to become popular. Ml?. SOTHEUN (“Lord Dundreary”), who had hia farewell benefit at the Hay market Theatre on April fools’ Day, has, it is said, practiced with success all the attributes of spiritual mediumship; and report says that, after eliciting ...

... waliabys, paddy melons, and other bush animals, are likely to troublesome to the colonists. The army op the Potomac was April Fooled” by a report that the Confederates were making night attack. The troops hud been got under arms before the hoax whs discovered ...

... the same time, and practise the same p e t of practical jokes that are popular in this country. No mention is made of April fools in English literature till about Me time of Addison and Swift- and if the custom had earlier, it is scarcely likely that ...

... hearsay, having, of course, no personal recollection of the fact. And of all the days iu the year it was t h e Ist of April—April Fools' Day. (Laughter.) Those legeleas folks feud of occupying a spare moment by tracing causes and saws, have in this circumstance ...

... The festival of the dignity of man and of the love of our neighbours, on the Ist and 2nd of April. (Think of that, on April Fools'-day!) 3. The festival of the Divine blessings in nature, Ist and 2nd July. 4. The festival of immortality, the Ist and ...

... fail to wind himself into the innermost affections of his associates and friends ? HERALD.--Earl Russell has been making April fools of Greece and Europe. He recommended the Greeks to elect Prince William without the sanction of the father and guardian ...

... hearsay, having, of coures, no' personal recO ectson of the fact. And of an the days in the year it was the lat of April- April Fools' Day (laugh- ter). Those ingenious folks fond of Occupying a stare moment by tracing causes 'and effects av in this ci ...