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... baving 3 knowledge of their persons ran to the guard to give notice to the sentry. “ April Fool” cried the soldier, and all the guards to a man shouted out April fool, beginning with the sergeant in charge of the post. The governor to whom the story was ...
... he French bave their All Fools Day, and oy the person imposed upon an April Fish, « Poissop, @’ Avril,” whom we term an April Fool, B, lingen in his etymology of French Pproverbg gives the following explanation of thig custom, ho contends that * Poisson” ...
... oil’ were blew (blue) on. Why does at: ill-shaped girl resemble architectti* adornment ?—Because she’s a gal-a-wry. Con. April Fool Why wet weather more pleasant than dry ? Because it is more in-doorable. Snooks rays the reason he dives not get married ...
... throe will he of • iaterrsting character, be DRAB. gathered from the aonnuncom nt that. by meat I'M.—Master maid match an april fool of we this with Mr. Ilya of the It:slims Opera. Covent think, and never wog. to:lii ate to go to the lie shop for too pen'ortli ...
... about Flora— The Laird's Daughter: Aj Page of Persecution — Letters fiom Dear Old Granny : I V. Din- I tier Partie — An April Fool— The Fashions — Loveliest Words— i April— The Yung Englishwoman's Recipe By ok— Our Drawing- ! room. London : Ward, Lock ...
... Seasons, and a Little almut Flora The Eiiini. Daughter: a Piute of Persecu- ?? from Dear did (ban ny: IV. Dinner Parties— An April Fool— The Fashions - Loveliest Words— April -The Young English- woman's Recipe Book— Our Draw h :r -room. London: Want, Lock ...
... Con. - an April Fool.—Why is wet weather more pleasant than dry ?—Because it is more in-doorable.—Fun. The Search for Dr. Livingstone.—The steel boat which has been built Chatham Dockyard, to used in exploring the shore along Lake N'yassa,in the interior ...
... wagoner like the moon When he's on the wain. Heraldic.—What is the crest of the waves ?—Don't sea it—ask Calleton. By an April Fool.—Why is wet weather more pleasant than dry ?—Because it is more in-door-able. ...
... wagoner like the moon When he's on the wain. Heraldic.—What is the crest of the waves ?—Don't sea it—ask Culleton. By an April Fool.—Why is wet weather more pleasant than dry ?--Because it is more in-door-able. ...
... Corry. M P. Daniel Maclise. COMPLETE TALES. Lottie Brown's Mistake. Sister Thereto. David Matson. Paul. Troubled Waters. April Fool's Day. Aurelia. Adele. A Mid-Winter Journey. Paul Vaco's Prize. Willie's Earmugs. Miss Evelyn, PICfCRESQUE CUES. Sherborne ...
... himself well pleased with the building and its accessories, and convinced that all will ready for the great inauguration on April Fools’-day. The new Press law has been most appropriately described as a mousetrap. Should M. Bonher’s suggestions be adopted ...
... taken place at Brooklyn, and at one or two towns in New England. In Lawrence, Massachusetts, the mule-spinners struck on April Fool's Day ; in Manchester, New Hampshire, a similar strike was arranged, but abandoned. In New York the agitation was more general ...