Jokes from the Victorian Era

[Madam Red]

What would be some jokes told at parties or gatherings during the 1880's?

[cappuccina]

http://www.morticom.com/jokesvictorian.htm

[Madam Red]

http://www.morticom.com/jokesvictorian.htm

Thanks for the link, I appreciate your help.
But it wouldn't load for me.

[The Grave Maurice]

Q: Wot's the biggest mammal on earth and lives in a palace?
A: The Prince of Whales.

[Madam Red]

Q: Wot's the biggest mammal on earth and lives in a palace?
A: The Prince of Whales.

Haha, I like this one. Thanks, Maurice.

Q: What's the difference between Joan of Arc and a canoe?
A: One is Maid of Orleans and one is Made of Wood.

[Bob Hinton]

Victorian Jokes

What I find frightening is how some comedians are still telling them! The one about filling the pepper shaker through the holes I heard not so long ago!

[Stephen Thomas]

Two drunk men on a train in London

1st Man: Is this Wembley?

2nd Man: No, it's Thursday

1st Man: So am I, lets have another drink

[Madam Red]

haha cool

[Robert]

ABBERLINE : Still no luck with the Ripper, sir. He got away and showed us a clean pair of heels.

SWANSON : Look on the bright side, Abberline. We can now rule out a one-legged man.

[Suzi]

ABBERLINE : Still no luck with the Ripper, sir. He got away and showed us a clean pair of heels.

SWANSON : Look on the bright side, Abberline. We can now rule out a one-legged man.

Ho Ho Ho heeeee Good one Mr Q x

[Bob Hinton]

Abberline addressing party of police constables about to take up their beats.

" Right I'm looking for a vicious criminal"

Anderson stage left:

"You find your own it took me ages to collect this lot"

[Observer]

Here's a terrible one.

A hungry Sergeant Thicke

"Ah, You're just the man I'm looking for"

to the Pizer delivery man.

all the best

Observer

[Madam Red]

Ha ha ha, thanks everyone.
I'll certainly make good use of these.