... AN APRIL FOOL. • TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINO POST. Sin,— History, whether of gieat things or small, is ever a repetition of itself, to wuich the Preacher, the son of David, beats witness as follows :— The thing that hath been, it is that which shall ...

... An April Fool N L,..v- Ms. Deidre Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kelly, 49 Fergleen Park, Derry, who qualified as an R.G.N. at the Southside College of Nursing, Belfast. means that they accept that violence is a mistake. Do they still see the ...

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... AN APRIL FOOL. The Liverpool Poet says :—The follow* a tory, illustrative of the dangers of Aped foabol. • taken from • daily paper of the yes. al? A gay young Pompoms. bent on bowel friend on poimon &Anil, took worn° , po•session of • jewelled watch ...

... THE APRIL FOOL. I fuun(La letter lying upon my table. I picked it and gazed nervously at the prescription. ‘lt is from some one my numerous lady frirnds,’ I inwardly mused, hastening get into its contents. ’April fool!' were tin* only words that met my ...

... April Fool. The following story, illustrative of the dangers of April fooling, taken from a daily paper of the year 1817 : —A gay young Parisienne, bent on making her bosom friend poisson d’Avril, look temporary possession of jewelled watch. Her friend ...

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... AN APRIL FOOL. Mr. Olilbtick (» fiuc old English gentleman) Mr. Crozier. I,’ - f(a fast young man) Mr. R. Cook, y'’-* ‘l'Mcs {a mild young man) Mr. H. A. Hose. nnilios (a charity bo?) Master Rison. ' , J?Whttck (daughter of Oldhuck). ...

... APRIL, FOOLS. NO BODY, we suppose, can really be a wise man who has not been a fool at some time in his life. Some people make fools of themselves. In the case of uthers, nature saves them the trouble of doing it, inasmuch as she has done it for them ...

... 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 ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. A> Helen was the cause Troy’s 'trnrtion, ao Miss Bomer-tl wan the eaase of many heurtburningH and much tribulation our tillage. It may necessary, for the proper understand* of this veritable history, that I should give a brief description ...

... APRIL FOOL! The origin of All Fools’ Day has been hotly disputed by antiquarians without any definite conclusion being reached beyond = conviction that the custom of April fooling hailed from France, where an April “fool” is called a “fish.” The lol:{ ...