Mayfair And Montmartre
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His Puritanical activities were unpopular, and a satirical paper pictured him in cap and gown ejecting a couple of flashily-dressed ladies from the resort he wished to close. The comic Press, then far more outspoken than it is to-day, made fun of petitions organized against the Gardens, speaking of them as being signed by babies and children under ten. A burlesque set of " Cremorne Regulations " prohibited fireworks, dancing, smoking, laughing, alcohol or flirting. For a time the crusade agains...t Cremorne received little serious support.
At the end of 1876, however, a rhymed pamphlet en- titled " The Trial of John Fox, " or " Fox John, " or the " Horrors of Cremorne, " attracted some attention. It branded the Gardens as being the " nursery of every kind of vice " and its manager, John Fox, as a callous money-grubber.
In May 1877, the lessee, John Baum, brought an action against the author, who was a Mr Alfred Brandon, a tailor by trade and minister of the Chelsea Baptist Chapel.
9 130 MAYFAIR AND MONTMARTRE Baum was eventually awarded a farthing damages, each side having to pay its own costs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His Puritanical activities were unpopular, and a satirical paper pictured him in cap and gown ejecting a couple of flashily-dressed ladies from the resort he wished to close. The comic Press, then far more outspoken than it is to-day, made fun of petitions organized against the Gardens, speaking of them as being signed by babies and children under ten. A burlesque set of " Cremorne Regulations " prohibited fireworks, dancing, smoking, laughing, alcohol or flirting. For a time the crusade agains...t Cremorne received little serious support.
At the end of 1876, however, a rhymed pamphlet en- titled " The Trial of John Fox, " or " Fox John, " or the " Horrors of Cremorne, " attracted some attention. It branded the Gardens as being the " nursery of every kind of vice " and its manager, John Fox, as a callous money-grubber.
In May 1877, the lessee, John Baum, brought an action against the author, who was a Mr Alfred Brandon, a tailor by trade and minister of the Chelsea Baptist Chapel.
9 130 MAYFAIR AND MONTMARTRE Baum was eventually awarded a farthing damages, each side having to pay its own costs.
What to read after Mayfair And Montmartre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Nevill to read onlineMoreLess
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