Vicar Collection (page 15)

Man performing as a vicar in a comic sketch

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Alexander Cameron
ALEXANDER CAMERON Catholic bishop in Scotland, Bishop of Maximianopolis and Vicar of the Lowland district of Scotland. Date: 1747 - 1828

William Burkitt
WILLIAM BURKITT Vicar of Dedham, commentator on the Bible. Date: 1650 - 1703

Deep Sea Scouts on board HMS Theseus, a Colossus-class light fleet aircraft carrier of the Royal Navy. 13 March 1951

Duke of Fife marries Princess Louise of Wales
Alexander William George Duff, 6th Earl and 1st Duke of Fife (1849-1912) marries Princess Louise Victoria (1867-1931), eldest daughter of Edward Prince of Wales (Later King Edward VII)

Snowy Morning Service
Not a ghost, just the village Vicar trudging through the snow for the 8 a.m. Morning Communion at Buckden, Cambridgeshire, England. Date: 1950s

Vicar remembering his youth - rowing on the river
Forty Years On A priest remembers the days of his youth, when he too partook in boating down on the river. Date: circa 1906

The Vicars Shooting Party
The Vicar, the Curate, the Organist and the Verger pop out for a spot of rabbit shooting on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by their Jack Russell terriers. Date: circa 1910

Kingham, Oxfordshire - Dedication of the Lich-Gate Date: 1913

Dollies wedding
A group of girls have a pretend wedding ceremony, playing the bride and groom, vicar and guesses. Date: 1882

The Curate who saw red by H. M. Bateman
Humorous illustration by the comic master of social satire, H. M. Bateman showing an irate curate kicking the local vicar and upsetting his cup of tea, much to the shock of polite onlookers

PORTLAND, Dorset
The remains of the Vicars House at Portland, Dorset Date: circa 1770

Village Vicar not tempted with the offer of a pint of mild
The Vicar is not tempted with the offer of a pint of mild from a village Yokel. A card from the Weather Reports series, entitled " Genial and Mild". Date: 1907

The Kings Memorial Service - Edward VII
The Kings Memorial Service - A Popular Trio of a Salvation Army Officer, a Vicar and a cheeky Schoolboy. Ordinary folk mark the death of King Edward VII in May 1910. Date: 1910

Swedish Scouts building an altar in the forest. circa 1960s

Coronation Tea Party (advertisement)
As part of an advertisement for Bowater Paper Corporation Limited, artist Illingworth previews the typical scene in British villages during Coronation week. Date: 1953

Vicar Wakefield / Rackham
Mr. Thornhill meets the family. Date: First published: 1766

Domestic Dog, Greyhound, adult, standing in aisle during blessing at church service for pets, England, october

Domestic Dog, Pug, adult, being held by vicar during blessing at church service for pets, England, october

Victorian widow, Mrs Lort Mansel
A Victorian widow, Mrs Lort Mansel, who came from an old Welsh family. Seen here in black dress and white bonnet, with a book in her hand

Edwardian vicar in head and shoulders portrait, Mid Wales
An Edwardian vicar in an oval-shaped head and shoulders portrait, Mid Wales. He is sitting at a desk with a book under his hand

Vicar and his horse, Mid Wales
A vicar and his horse in front of a stone wall, probably somewhere in Mid Wales. They don t seem to like each other very much!

The Pluralist, aided by his patron
A satirical comment on the rise of religious pluralism in the mid 19th century

Edwardian vicarage and vicar, Mid Wales
A young Edwardian vicar standing on the lawn in front of his vicarage, probably in the Mid Wales area. He has an elderly lady with him, perhaps his mother, and a small dog lies at their feet

Edwardian friends inspecting a catch of fish, Pembrokeshire
A group of Edwardian friends inspecting a catch of fish in a large Pembrokeshire garden. The two men, one of whom is a vicar, are holding fishing rods

Auto hat-raiser / W H Robinson
Post War Britain - Dress reform. The automatic hat raiser, for popular people...pure Heath Robinson! Please note: Credit must appear as (c)

Vicar, wife and car
A vicar and his wife pose alongside their soft-top moteor, possible an Austin

Vicar and Dinner Friends
A vicar has some ecclesiastical friends to dinner

Vicar of Bray 1734
The Vicar of Bray keeps his living and his perquisites despite political and economic ups and downs. The archetypal turncoat

Clipping the Yews
Clipping the famous yew trees at Painswick Church, Gloucestershire, England. Here the band, congregation and procession walk around the churchyard boundary

Rev Robert Hawker / Robert
REV ROBERT HAWKER Clergyman and writer, Vicar of Charles, Plymouth

The Bride Signs
The vicar and relatives watch as the bride signs the register, the official end to her unmarried state

Goldsmith / Vicar / Olivia
Olivia & the letter

Vicar of Wakefield
All ends happily - George weds Arabella, Sophia weds Mr Burchell (revealed as a nobleman), Olive lives & the Vicars losses are less than feared

Goldsmith / Vicar Wakefiel
The Vicar preaches to his fellow prisoners, who at first deride him but later come to respect him

Vicar Wakefield Moses
Moses recieves last-minute instructions from his family before setting out for the fair where he will be conspicuously unsuccessful

Vicar of Wakefielfd Ill
Sophia is rescued from the water

John Jortin
JOHN JORTIN English churchman, vicar of Kensington, church historian

Smart Daywear 1920S
A dapper man wearing a top hat and spats, and a lady in a long dress with a hat decorated with flowers, chat to a vicar on Speech Day at Oundle School, England

The Ufton Dole, near Aldermaston, Berkshire, England. A custom dating back to 1583, whereby two pillow slips and one blanket are distributed every 5 years

Whitehall / Banqueting Hse
The Verger - or perhaps the vicar - describes the building to two visitors

Family Group Photo C1885
Dr Welldon, vicar of Kennington, Kent, with his wife and daughter

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"Captivating and Eccentric: Unveiling the Quirky World of a Vicar" Step into the enchanting Heath Robinson Drawing Room, where imagination knows no bounds. (Heath Robinson Drawing Room 2 of 4) In William Hogarth's masterpiece, "The Sleeping Congregation, " a vicar's sermon lulls his flock into slumber, reminding us that even spiritual leaders can have their off days. (The Sleeping Congregation, William Hogarth) Enter the realm of John Kay's "The Five ALLs, " where a witty vicar humorously reminds us that life is about embracing all aspects with gusto. (The Five ALLs - John Kay) Discover the charming streets of Falkirk in Stirlingshire, where Vicar Street & Grahams Road intersect to create an atmosphere brimming with history and community spirit. (Vicar Street & Grahams Road, Falkirk, Stirlingshire) H. M. Bateman's "The Rules of Life" satirically captures a mischievous vicar who challenges societal norms while imparting wisdom through unconventional means. (The Rules of Life by H. M. Bateman) Witness the tumultuous journey depicted in "Rake's Progress 5, " as a wayward soul finds solace under the guidance of an understanding vicar amidst chaos and redemption. (Rakes Progress 5) Uncover tales from yesteryears when bloomers were scandalous attire; witness how one audacious woman was barred from attending women's lectures for her fashion choices. A humorous engraving showcases one man accidentally dribbling wine on another during an eventful gathering – proving that even clergymen are not immune to mishaps. (One man dribbles wine from a glass upon another - engraving) Celebrate love and laughter with a funny saucy wedding postcard featuring mischievous antics orchestrated by a playful vicar, reminding us that joy knows no boundaries.