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 : Cartoon, Dizzy's K'rect Card for the Derby (?)


Cartoon, Dizzy's K'rect Card for the Derby (?)

Cartoon, Dizzy's K'rect Card for the Derby (?) -- Benjamin Disraeli was stirring up his Buckinghamshire constituents in the run-up to a General Election, declaring that the Anglican Church was under threat, and promoting the safe concept of lateral reform (a selective, non-radical extension of the franchise, rather than something more wide-ranging). He is portrayed here at the Epsom Derby (with Lord Palmerston and Mr Punch looking on in the background), as an urchin with bare feet and ragged clothes, calling out the names of the favourite horses

Picture No
14101462
Media ID
45478442
Size
3346px x 4158px (2.9MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Cartoon by John Tenniel in Punch', 3 June 1865
Date
1865

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Anglican Betting Buckinghamshire Calling Constituents Correct Disraeli Disreputable Dizzy Electoral Epsom Extension Franchise Horseracing Lateral Palmerston Promoting Radical Reform Selective Stakes Stirring Threat Tory Urchin Urchins


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