... AN APRIL FOOL. ‘Who he was is not Hs had bought a new of any iinporiance, and as nobody will to attempt to this story, it is excusable, bogin it as I do. He had bought a new povket-book, and having put bis into it, had some doubts as to the best way of ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. Hz bad bought a new pocket-book. Who be was is not of any importance, and as nobody will attempt to parse this story, it is excusable, perhaps, ta begtn it as I do. He had bought a new poctet-book, and naring put his money into it, bad ...

... sustained interest. The Fani:ly Circle Edition of the Christian World for Tuesday, April ES:LA/VIED TO COLUMNS, contains:— An April Fool. A CoMPLLTB TALI. by Tho Old Abbot.. slid Tale by Lizzie Abtesioes, author of By Loy. suit law, Ac.— A Way that bitty ...

... and the only effect of his puny attempt to injure a valuable securi , y will be that he has fai!ed to make so great an April fool of one of your readers as he has of bimself. Lincoln, April ii. H. G. [Oar correspondent has evidently filed to see that ...

... are now perpetrated, although in a bungling sort of way, which is in itself suggestive the anachronism. Guy Fawkes Day and April Fool Day are two of the most notable of these occasions, and to these must be added Ascension Day, when the beating of the bounds ...

... Coquette, the first prize winner in a similar class at Islington, was placed second, being beaten by Mr. l George Stratton's April Fool. ...

... behold! something neatly folded. Could 1t be only paper again? Daniel Gordon :pread it out upon his knee and read : “ April Fool April Fool! The whole truth flashed upon him at once. He remembered that it was the first of April, He recalled the tricks he ...

... It is more than | good fellow rly forwa rd to gs sick as Pam pe ing days and uttel they Not be attached to the pr of an April fool, © put because the rate, and its mo and in man again, What cares chedly small wret! with moody brow hole, di gnitied by ...

... altogether. The farce even, which seemed something insane in dumb show, became exceedingly amusing when the dialogue of An April Fool could be heard, and Sergi, Turner, R.A., who wee only an object of derision to the eye, became quite enjoyable and admirable ...

... that he had got hold of the wrong man. Try again and be a little more careful in future is our advice. Rather an ex pensive April fool joke, we should say, this. Aberdeen is possessed of a spiteful paper, curiously misnamed the Bim-Am/rd, which burns to ...

... Wide-Awake for April con- Macs: • Joyous Little Held, with PAO' ILLUSTRATION.- 11. airy, with I LLC TTTTT fol.—A Little April fool, with IL' LOOT Los.-1 he Bandit's Ca re. th PLOY I lATION —lle Rain and 11l Flowers: A Poem.—To-day.—A Sonsease Charade ...

... LEETAT.. THZ CHRISTIAN WORLD FAMILY CIRCLE EDITION. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING. No. lin. for APRIL S. contains— An April Fool. • Co, ORIGIVAL TARR, by Pstarrr. The Old Abbot' s Road: • Tale by Limn author of By Love and Law, to. — A Way that they ...