A Very Greasy Pole Product:Postcard But the customers were not

But the customers were not slow in instructing him in the art

possibly Essex House

Equestrian portrait of Charles I

View of the remains of London Wall

'Ancient tablet

A Very Greasy Pole Product:Postcard But the customers were not'A Very Greasy Pole', 1859. John Bright climbs the greasy pole of the Reform Bill, topped by the ham of popularity. Bright was an outspoken advocate reform and peppered his numerous speeches with attacks on British aristocracy and the need for parliamentary reform. Initially popular, he became so impassioned that many of those leaning towards reform became alarmed and tried to distance themselves from Bright's radical views. From Punch, or the London