A Joke on Disraeli.
In ,i i-t-v.ly published lifo of the first Lord L\Uon'- wite thoie is an account of a joke tn.f'iL 1 y Roger?, the poefc, at the expense of !'>-• a h the younger. Airs Buhver was sitti'v^ i<\ iKe side of Rogers in the drawing- • hip, ;.rrer a dinner party, whenDiftraeli,vrho h nl ))cm lounsrins: in a cane-seated chair, 10-- j'l tho room, with his coat-tails atu^ual, o\ (. » imc!i arm, leaA ing hib daik-green velvet ;\<u -.u ie- marks of the chair on hun. tidily "visible. Rogers asked : "Who i- tb .r ' "Oh, young Disraeli, the Jew," , ( n^> \ul ~Nys Bulwer. "Rather the \\ . .<.• :ing Jew, with the brand of ' Cane ' oo 1 ' biiii -aid Rogeis.
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 211, 16 July 1887, Page 3 (Supplement)
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118A Joke on Disraeli. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 211, 16 July 1887, Page 3 (Supplement)
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