... gammon, and Shanklin Chine. Larks, coxcombs, and fair game. Magpie, piebald, and madcap pudding. Hot codling, gooseberry and April fool, puffs and flummery. Swee.s of office. Vegetable ivory and evergreens. Brawn and muscle. Greenwich rolls and Peckham Rye ...

... gammon, and Shanklin Chine. Larks, coxcombs, and fair game. Magpie, piebald, and madcap pudding. Hot codlins, gooseberry and April fool, puifs and llummery. Sweets of oflice. Vegetable ivory and evergreens. Brawn and muscles. Creenwich rolls and Peckham Rye ...

... Tonsley and Powell, and a farce, called in the bills The Archery Meeting, but known in theatrical parlance as The April Fool. With the exception of the hitches incidental to amateurs, the performance went off well. We may mention that the playing ...

... *• He merry end wle#- The farce which followed was called in the hill. “The Archary Meeting.” the proper name being The April Fool. are sorry we c.noot •peak in terra, of praiae of any of tba character., if wa except Mr. J. K»ane. who, a. •• Poddla. ...

... succesof the next, and that neither audience nor meuibrts will have cause to regret being made, purely bymistake however, April fools in the month January. Mitch.-— The annual ploughing match of the Camhusnethan Parish Society took ulaee on Tuesday, 12th ...

... audacity go thus far, and thus successful, the Plenipotentiaries of the chief States would look uncommonly like a group April fools,” and the crowned dignities represented by diplomacy would made the laughing stocks of Europe. No doubt it was always, and ...