... AN APRIL FOOL fished bought • Neu poeket-book. Who ho wae is rug of say importance sod as aohod) Ind to this it a perhaps, to hells it as I do. Be bed bought a new pootet-buolc, sad put be money n. had some doubts as to the ot disposing or the other. ...

... •• APRIL FOOL. The Central News Is authorised to .be letter published m the newspapers purporting to written by Mr. Gladstone to Tuam Herald, is impudent forgery. Roy Gooldines' Specisl Manure rPo, f'.T Address 108, Patrick street, Cork. I»K3.—Sold ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. Hs had bought a new pocket-book. Who ho was is not of any importance, and nobody will attempt to parse this story, it is excusable, perhaps, to begin it as I do. He bad bought a new pocket-book, and having put his money into it, bad some ...

... APRIL FOOL. The custom of ri;;Litin:,4 — AP - ril - f;;Is is kept op by Italians with greater energy than by other people. the newspapers are boated freely, and this year they seem to have proved themselves even more than guillible. Some Roman journals ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. Tax spirit of practical joking appears to be still rife in the West End, and there are very good grounds for thinking that tbe Haymarket hoax and the other trifling ebullitions of animal spirits are the work of one hand. It is whispered ...

... AN APRIL FOOL TRICK. It was on the evening of the last day of March, that young men were seated in a comfortable apartment in the Hotel, Manchester, with a bottle of champagne before them, and cigars in their mouths. “To-morrow the first of April,” spoke ...

... APRIL FOOL TRICKS. I had jnst dropped in to s-.-e friend Harris, and found him enjoying a late break fast ml jtancakes and honey. •- sit down and have some, he said eagerly. •* But not these; they're cold. have some hot ones brought up.” needed no second ...

... (To e costipsyfixd). AN APRIL FOOL. He had bought a new pocketbook. Who he is not of any importance, and as nobody will attempt to parse this story, it is excusable, perhaps, to begin it as I do. He had bought a new pocket-book, and having put his money ...

... (To 6* 4 AN APRIL FOOL. Hs bad bought a new pocket-book. Who be was is not of any iinpori once, and as nobody will attempt to parse this story, it is excusable, perhaps, to begin it as I do. He bad bought a new pootet-book, and having put his money into ...

... -ossietillinill II 1 MD— AN APRIL FOOL BT PATRICK BARDAN . At an early hour on the first day of April, in the year 18—, Constable Kilhundreds was seated before the day-room fire in the police barrack of Judging from the peculiar motions of his features ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. A DRAMATIC STORY FOR ALL SEA SONS OF THE YEAR. IN THREM PARTS. Mr, Napoleon Bonaparte Brown, an eccentrie elderly millionaire, has taken his nephew, Mr. Horace White (whom he kmows to be hopelossly in love with a Miss Jane Gray, a bright ...

... Brown snys that • married tau lade Moult to Le an April fool after the wedding march. TIDOS'. A /FICTIONS soffering from irritation of the throat and hoaressees will be agreebly surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by the used Brown's Bronchia' ...