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... affair that according to the Brighton papers created an excitement for a short time scarcely less than the review itself. An April fool hoax rather extensive scale has this year been pcrpretratcd on some hundreds of persons in London, and has been the subject ...
... in Shylock. —Old Impressions. By Richard Howitt. — Right of Search. To Lord Ashburton.— Les Poissons ?? ; or, the French April fool Day.— -'The City of the Dead. A Continuation of O'Donoghue's Fountain.— illustrations of Mirabeau, and of the First Three ...
... the Author of Shakspeare and his Friends * The Athenian Flower Girl * Arts aud Artists, No. 2, Wood En- ?? Opera * An April Fool * The Ghost of the Gallery, by the Author of Misleton Mordaunt * Cupid's Letter * Reviews, Exhibitions, Concerts, Literature ...
... 13. The Lover's Transformation. Days. By Mrs. Abdy. 7. Baths of Lucca in the Summer 14. The Awakening, of 1840. 15. The April Fool. By Abbott 8. Maternal Love. Lee. 16. The Old Tower. Reviews, Notices of New Works, Literary News, Works in Progress, &c ...
... The Lovei's Transforma- Days. tlon. By Mra. Abdy. 7. The Baths of Lucca in the 14. The Awakening. Summerof 1840. 15. The April Fool. By Abbott 8. Maternal Love. Lee. 16. The Old Tower. Reviews, Notices of New Works, Literary News, Works in Progress, fee ...
... performed after Saturday, May 21, on winch evening the present season will terminate.— THlS EVENING the new Farce, entitled AN APRIL FOOL. After which, at a quarter before eight, Shakspere's FIRST PART OF HENRY THE FOI RTH, the cast including the services of ...
... Fourth : Henry the Fourth and Justice Shallow, Mr. Phelps. THIS EVENING the Perforaaances will commence with the Farce of AN APRIL FOOL; Messrs. It. Roxby, G. Belmore, Barrett, and Miss Hudspeth. After which, at quarter to eight o'clock, the Second Part of ...
... ■». in consequence of the arrangements made in advance THIS EVENING the Performances will commence with the Jtrce of AN APRIL FOOL; Messrs. R. Roxby, G. Belmore, Jfarrett, and Miss Hudspeth. After which, at quarter to eight ?? th* Se co? ...
... Shakspere's Way of i II-OTJ &* F^2™idedZ£ the Fourth aud Justice Shallow, Mr- I^'elps Preceded each Evenina by the Firce of AN APRIL FOOL : Messrs. R. Roxby, On ATnnd.v Orf 1 7 Shakspere's Play of Cymbehne : Leona- ?? ?? ««*£ lachimo. Mr. Creswick; Cloten ...
... Phelps ; Hotspur, Mr. | Creswick.— THlS EVENING, and during the Week, the Per- ! formances will commence with the Farce of AN APRIL FOOL. I After which, at half-past .seven o'clock:, the First Part of Shak- j Bpere's Play of HEXRY THE FOURTH : Principal characters ...
... Conti- nent ; or, the British Lion on tiie Watch, 2s. The Supreme Bon Ton, _s. 6d. LesVisites, a Parisian Caiicature, 3s. The April Fool, 2s. 6d. Westminster Seceder ; or, Fresh Duty, .s. Farmer's Toast, zs. Family Party at Card s at the Trea- sury, 2s. Luxury ...
... Chronicle Play of HENRY THE F.iIT.'TH : sir John Falstaff. Mr. Phelps; Hotspur, Mr. Cres- wick. Pieced -.1 by the Farce of AN APRIL FOOL, and ter- minating with the Farce of BEAUTY OR THE BEAST. At the end of the j.lav the National Allthf.ll will be sung. On ...