... April Fool ! April Fool ! I Walter Yates Kent April Fool to all subscribers good both in letters oud telegrams. See topics agents. Not loser sent telegrams. Liverpool special and invincible wires, 10.*. the meeting.—Address, Walter Yates, Post-othce, ...

... NO APRIL FOOL PRIL is a frustrating time for cooks. Even though the weather is cheering ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. IT was Teeter 's idea really, but we were all of us in the joke. Let's make old Softleigh an April Fool, he had said. The fellows in the club crowded round him. Good idea, said I ; but how's it to be done? -I'll tell you, said Teeter ...

... April Fool. Th» a4.pnl fish, tho “poisson d’Avrfl,” tho French terra for what call au ** Apnl - The custom ©ending people on fool’s brands April Ist is probably duo to tho change ol calendar in Franco in 1564; .but there Hindu feast March 51sfc when ...

... April Fool! Imaginary errands and then laugh at them. Very interesting, said father, ladling out the porridge. I wish you'd fetch the newspaper from the hall, Herbert. Uncle Herbert, who was both polite and learned, hastened into the hall. You've ...

... April Fool. This seems an appropriate time to recall a jolly First of April story connected with Shrewsbury School. One All Fools’ Day a daring boy got up early in the morning, and put the school clock fonvard, which the chapel bell was rung an hour too ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING PO3T. . Sir,— To-day being the Ist of April, I found among my letters an important-looking document which had been forwarded to me from, my home. Stamps to the extent of Is. 811. had been affixed by my servant ...

... April Fool. The April fish, the poisson d’Avril,’* ‘ls the French term for what call April fool.” The custom sending people on fool’s errands April Ist is probably doe to the change of the calendar in France in 1564; but there is Hindu feast on March ...

... April Fool APRIL fooling is an amiable custom which should not be allowed to die out. Perhaps we are getting too sophisticated to send young girls for the History of Eve's Grandmother —a joke which made thousands of Victorian sides shake—but we have ...

... 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. ** I’ll make you one! ’’ fair Doris cries. As March makes way for April’s grace, With mischief lurking in her eyes And laughter lightening all her face. O Doris, doubt not to succeed; From Yule June, from June to Yule, Long practice has ...

... 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 ...