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... APRIL FOOL. Upon that merry mora When April sweet i* bora, met Eliza in the garden walk; Steeping, she nipped daisy from its stalk— A daisy tipped with red, which the melanchjly night had shed One beaded tear; and archly smiling said, Beneath yon laurels ...
... sympathetic |rl >at »«n— are w«> well can guees! What are they who Slu thn* !*»at on. ri of tat lee, ehaire. and stool* f April Fool*' April Fool®! There's ful mouthed rough, who, rai*e hi* spirit*, utter* .-ai.l.4.hy 'lull.tilched from gutter*. Eu.pt) lh» well ...
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... versatile Capt. Colomb, is, we believe, from a dramatic piece of the same Talla.nt author, called “ Davenport Done, or an April Fool,” recently produced at the Theatre Royal, Dublin. The “ Wife Adverfisement ” is * dedicated with the most profound respect ...
... and the appreciation bestowed upon the qualities of the actors. The programme on the occasion referred to embodied An April Fool, a domestic drama, The Chimney Corner, and Slasher and Crasher. In the first piece the Oldbuck of Mr. Stafford was ...
... f Zalama,’ * Goody Two Shoes,’ ‘Sindbad the Sailor,’ ‘Hop o' my ‘Little King Pippin,» ‘My Heart's in the Highlands, : * April Fool,’ * Goin, ‘The Alabama’ g tothe Dogs,, ‘The Deal Boatman, The bankrupt stated that, under the provisions of his partnership ...
... will be produced at the Birmingham Festival of 1867. Captain Colomb’a new dramatic piece called Davenport Done ; or. An April Fool, which spirit-rapping is rather lightly treated, will produced very shortly the Theatre Royal, Dublin. It is now under rehearßal ...
... of Greece have of trusting their capital in Greece. Captain Colomb's now dramatic piece, called Davtnport Dime; or. An' April Fool, in which spirit-rapping is rather lightly treated, will produced very shortly at tbo Theatre Royal, Dublin. It is now under ...
... Sinbad the Sailor, Hop o' My Thumb, and Little King Pippin—pantomimes by E. L. Blanchard; My Heart's in the Highlands, April Fool, Going to the Dogs—farces by W. Brough and A. Haliday; The Deal Boatmen, by Ilurnard ; and The Alabama, by T. Morton. As ...
... Sinbad the Sailor, Hop o' My Thumb, and Little King Pippin—pantomimes by E. L. Blanchard; My Heart's in the Highlands, April Fool, Going to the Dogs—farces by W. Brough and A. Holiday; The Deal Boatmen, by Burnand; and The Alabama, by T. Morton. As the ...
... the Sailor, Hop o’ my Thumb, and Little King Pippin (pantomimes by E. L. Blanchard) ; “My Hearts in the Highlands,” April Fool, and “Going to the Dogs (farces W. Brough and A. Hallidsy); “The Deal Boatman,” byßurnand; and “ The Alabama,” T. Morton ...
... affair that according to the Brighton papers created an excitement for a short time scarcely less than the review itself. An April fool hoax rather extensive scale has this year been pcrpretratcd on some hundreds of persons in London, and has been the subject ...