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... ngli•di equivalents. First prize, Second, to be received not lota. than July lot. COMPETITION ON THE SMARTEST EXAMPLE OF AN APRIL FOOL Three rompo,ittons have Wen received. Olberver mendy gives a brief amount of the origin of tic thsol Intent forni.hes ...
... and ran to advertise the sentinel. The sentinel thought himself toe cunning for her. April fool ! cried he— April fool ! echoed the whole guard— April fool! repeatedthegovernor, when he heard of it. He gave orders, neverthelese, that the fact ...
... First Prize. lUs. ; Second, 53. SUEtJECTS FOR COMPETITION IN APRIL Inf.—The smartest example of the ancient custom of April Fool. First prize, is. lid.; Second. Si.; Third, 2s. 6d. Min.—The best Enigma, in prose or rhyme. First prize, is. dd.; Second ...
... soldier ?—One tars his ropes, and the other pitches his tent. Brown says that a married man sometimes finds himself to be an April fool soon after the wedding March. What is the best uniform to fight in? asked George IV. of a gallant Lifegua,rdstnan after ...
... soldier ?—One tars his ropes, and the other pitches his tent. Brown says that a married man sometimes finds himself to be an April fool soon after the wedding March. What is the best uniform to fight in ? asked George IV. of a gallant Lifeguardsman after ...
... soldier ?—One tars his ropes, and the other pitches his tent. Brown says that a married man sometimes finds himself to be an April fool soon after the wedding March. What is the best uniform to figiit in? ' asked George IV. of a gallant Lifeguardstnan after ...
... the race, which was for three-year-olds bred in Italy, was as follows :—San Salva Stud's Rosenberg,l; Prince Potenziani's April Fool, 2; Count Tenon's/ Mandolino, 3. Pavo says :— The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more Strikingly manifest ...
... race, which was for three-year-olds bred in Italy; was as follows :—San Salva Stud's Rosenberg, I ; Prince Potenziani's April Fool, 2; Count Tallon's Mandolin°, 3. Pavo says :-- The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more strikingly manifest ...
... race, which was for three-year-olds bred in Italy, was as follows :— . -San Salve Stud's Rosenberg, 1; Prince Potenziam's April Fool, 2; Count Tallon's Mandolin°, 3. Pavo says :— The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more strikingly manifest ...
... race, which -was for three-year-olds bred in Italy, was as follows :—San Salva Stud's Rosenberg, 1; Prince Potenziani's April Fool, 2; Count Tallon's Mandolin°, 3. Pam says :— The perishable nature of horseflesh was never made more strikingly manifest ...
... First prize, NW ; Second, Be. SUBJECTS FOR CO 'IPF.TITION IN APRIL ant. —The snowiest ex:nook of the anciont custom of April FooL First lyiso, 7s. tid.; second, G.: Third, es. —The best F.niarna, in prose or rhyme. First prise. 7s. 61: Second, Os.: ...
... elsh was John Griffiths Glya-terrace. Tredegar. The winner of the Prise awarded for the hest illustration of the custom of April Fool was J. P. Jones, Garth Cottages, Pen,- darran. The winner of the first and wend prize 4 for the enigma was Charles Hemmings ...