... bed in the dark with an aking void I never shall forget. Ail the same it was a reel good april Fool; we put A. F. in i the corner of the nutis (meaning april fool.) I am sorry ant Alice cride till her eyes were read this morning. I never meant to fool ...

... didn't think of that before ! What of it ? ast my ant. Nothing in particular, he replide, only there mus be some april fool about the german. Woo did it, an what did they do 7 she inkwired urnestly. it np—ask something easier, he said, giving ...

... ridiculous emnde. In the “(ilossiry of words used in the neighbourhood of Whitby.” April diy is Uilidiy”—fools’ holiday, ind iu April fool in neighbourhood Whitby is Apnl. oowk.” The custom is not iudigenal, hat subsists other countries. ancient Rome Plutarch ...

... Editor.) A Old SpriDp Flowers and Lospoape. Vow ol Sileoca .nd in History. Subterruioai. Fish. The Polka. Becnt for the Dead. April Fool, MB CHILES BEADE’S “LOVE AXD MONEY.” The Puller Ride of Belts. UliUnDjr Tidal Power, of O 1 from Iron Chips, To Tan Skins ...

... the pocm.. of Jean Bigelow last of all Hannah More's, The Lady and the Pie by Annie Goss— Then f iilowcel the fare', An April Fool characters were well represented by six children Martin Ceeks, Charles How. s, Harry Plaice, Horace Darems, Agnes Howes ...

... who knows, kindly enlighten ns whether among toe privileges policemen and coroners is included unlimited licence to make “April Fools the public on any day toe year?—Yours, etc. W. Blbazov. Ballinactirra, Kinsale, June llth, 1884. LABOURERS' COTTAGES ON ...

... plot is somewhat intricate, but bright and amusing. The umbrella is found at last, and the bullies promise reformation. O.—APRIL FOOLS. By W. F. Chapman. Three Maw Mr. Donbrowne, a gentleman with several daughters en his hands, receives a note from Mr. John ...

... is somewhkt intricate, but bright and amusing. The umbrella is found at last, and the bullies promise reformation. 44.— APRIL FOOLS. By W. F. Chapman. Three Males, Mr. Dunbrovrns, • gentleman with several daughters on his hands, receives a note from Mr ...

... sun at Drown'a. And Brown's young lass-you know the girl! says she. Ay. ay,” grunts Giles, she made a gowk of me, Last April-fool day.*’ Then the buxom dame Lifts her sweet eyebrows and says, What a shame, To make a fool of you, Giles f* And she smiles ...

... and wrote out the cheque for the. aunt she had hint. As he was about to date it, she Sat quietly: • The lit of April.' 'April fool's Day.' She was folding the cheque as neatly as she could for her clumsy gloves, and had risen to go, while Merkland reached ...