05 Jun 1895
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Newspaper
Man Of The World
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 05, 1895
Page
1
A fragment quotes a line praising a man as a good gentleman who never harms others, from Macklin's Comedy, noting his integrity in public and private life. The line frames virtue as steady conduct toward family and peers.
A mixed bag of notes includes the Comedie Fran caise sending Sir Henry Irving a congratulatory address on his knighthood. The column then recaps anecdotes from Sarah Bernhardt’s South American ragout tale, Patel era humor, and various social and theatre remarks from London to Johannesburg.
In London the Derby crowd complains the Shahzada wore a grey tweed suit with only a diamond star, contrasting with a scarlet coat. The two races were won by the Prince and the Prime Minister, prompting inquires about whether the money is kept.
The Derby has repeated a Pentecost date linked victory pattern with Sir Bavys Sir Hugo and Sir Vista named as winners. A Derby day crash occurred when a coach departed from the hill, yielding a bad smash up.
Amid Derby day chaos Le Var and Morny Cannon bumped by a cyclist leaving Le Var badly hurt and Morny Cannon stretchered off while the cyclist is said killed. The scene includes wagers, gate troubles and a rapid procession of officials and spectators.
Derby week recollections note Dorling shelving a resting place for the razzle dazzle while Derby goers miss engine roars and tunes. Tattersall attends Epsom. St Serf and Carbine cited as rising sires amid shifting stakes. Bookmakers face police at Hurst Park. Dick Dunn handbag seized. Tos Cannon seeks soda baths for rheumatism. crowds at Hurst Park praised for order.
A Victorian Tory sportsman critiques penny press practice describing a rumor that travels through five editions. The first spreads it, the second confirms, the third details, the fourth expands, and the fifth denounces it as a lie.
The report describes Mza Brown Porter in the role of Charlotte Corday delivering a stabbing to Mr. Curly Bellew in a bath scene. It notes Mr. Hullonballoo bleeding more than Mrs. Potter in a prior vampire bat bout and promises further dramatic deeds from the company.
The captioned image shows The Artist's Model souvenir depicting George Edwardes' mother nude, hidden behind a palette in the style of a Julius Pride poster. The note mentions Toit Rostinson, linked to the author buried last week, known locally for touring with his father's comedies and editing plays including Caste.
The Viceroy yearns to ride and Lord Hylinéitg sits steady while aiming for a fine display this season. A royal interruption is noted as a humorous exchange, with remarks about riding and the beast’s temperament.
The Aevox Derby opens as a new attraction at Olyzoping drawing visitors and local interest. Organizers promote speedy races, live commentary, and planned future events to boost tourism and community engagement.
A quirky printed note on the label proclaims the product tastes better than it looks, reflecting a playful marketing stance tied to the soup’s packaging. The statement underscores a confident, humorous branding approach.
The Quorn Hunt scenes at the Goupil Gallery showcase realistic depictions. Notable works include Full Cry and Twyford Brook, which concentrate on the field and practical actions rather than heroic fox-hunting theatrics. Lord Lonsdale reportedly purchased the pictures and they will be engraved.
An illustrated plate depicts Oscar Wilde in the act of receiving a mock “Pentonvilla Crop” from a prison barber. The caption notes the barber’s swagger and shop touts toilet goods in Strand or Fleet Street, with Wilde’s worried expression and the Derby tip hint.
The Derby ball at the Prince of Wales Club drew a cheerful crowd for the season. A smoking concert next Sunday will be run by Walter Pallant and Arthur Roberts and is expected to be very popular.
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