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... parties, but as now believed the information to have been bad, lie requested the cases struck out. Mr. they were making an “April fool of the Constable. Mr. Brown —Ho would smart fellow would that Mr. Brown and Mr. Murphy appeared for the parties summoned ...
... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. W. S. T.—We cannot interfere in other people’s business. O. (Liverpool).—We decline to be made April fool. Charles H.—The numbers are in print. All letters to be addressed to the Editor, 13, Catherine-street, Strand.) Illustrate ...
... APRIL. ApriF’ makes life from seeming deadneas burst-2d.—“ A fool (perverse) is, of life’s plagues, the worst— Whole. An April Fool is found only in April /rsf. Z Z. TELL IT NOT. Tell it not, ye tufted grasses, Tangled half across the pool. Where the ...
... gammon, aud Shanklin Chine, Larks, coxcombs, and fair game. Magpie, piebaid, and madeap pudding. Hot codlins, gooseberry and April fool, pufls avd flammery. Sweets of office. Vegetabla ivory and evergreens, Brawn and mnscles, Greenwich rolls and Peckham Rye ...
... owls. pan.mot,, and Shanl lm hme. l.arK-s, coxcombs, and fa r gaoie. Magpie, piehald, and madcap pudding. Hot codlins, and April fool, pnlfs and fiummery. Sweets otiice. Vegetable ivory and evergreens. Brawn and inumles. t.reenwi h rolls and Peckhsra Bye ...
... ; applause and encores testified how much it was appreciated by the company. The piece of the evening was tbe farce, An April Fool, the characters being Squire Oldbnck, Mr. Batchelor; Mr. Sparks, Mr. Fowle; Mr. Poddies, Mr. Biroh; Muffins, Mr. F. Foster; ...
... gammon, and Shanklin Chine. Larks, coxoombs, and fair game. Msgpie, piebald, and madcap pudiling. Hot codlins, gooseberry and April fool, puffs and flummery. Sweet* of office. Vegetable ivory and evergreens. Brawn and muscles. Greenwich rolls and Peckham Rye ...
... bearty greeting: for everybody. A young nobleman, whom hi 3 Highness the Prince of Wales had succeeded that day making an April fool, came for very fair share roasting from the cousins of the heir apparent. The toilettes were very pretty indeed. Peplums ...
... Shanldin Chine . • Larks ,, coxcombs ,, and fair game . Magpie , piebald ,, and madcap puddiBsr ; Mot codlins , gooseberry and April fool , puffs and flummery . •• Sweets'of office . ' Vegetable ivory and . evergreens . Brawn and muscles . . Greenwich rolls ...
... gammon, and Shanklin Chine. Larks, coxcombs, and fair game. Magpie, piebald, and madcap padding. Hot codiins, gooseberry and April fool, puffs and flummery. Sweets of office. Vegetable irory and erergreens. Brawn muscle*. Greenwich rolls and Peckham Rye bread ...
... arms, and for an hour and a half remained in anxious expectation, but finally learnt that General Mitre hail been making an April fool of General Polydoro in honour of the day. At last dates the fleet and army were reported to be making a heavy bombardment ...
... illard,. for shorthorned roan bull ca'f. Second Henry Richardson, Rossfad, Ballycassidy, for sbortborued roan bull calf April Fool. Section 6. For the best cow, in calf or in milk, calved previous to Ist January, 1865, ten sovereigns ; for the second ...