1725-1849 Jokes about Clergymen and Religious Figures |
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1725-1774 The Clergyman is Tricked |
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1725 | | The foolish parson in the trunk |
1730 | | The entrapped suitors |
1731 | | The Youth and the Pretty Shoes |
1735 | | 'Who gives his own goods shall receive it back tenfold' |
1736 | | The stingy parson |
1737 | | Trading Places with the Trickster in a Sack |
1738 | | The Dream: All Parsons in Hell |
1739 | | The parson and the calf |
1740 | | Candles on the Crayfish |
1741 | | Trickster Wives and Maids |
1745 | | Three words at the grave |
1750 | | The Parson's Stupid Wife |
1775-1799 Clergyman and Sexton |
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1775 | | The hungry parson |
1776 | | The sexton falls into the brewing-vat |
1781 | | Sexton's Own Wife Brings her Offering |
1786 | | The Parson in the Church on the Ox |
1790 | | The Parson and Sexton Steal a Cow |
1791 | | The sexton carries the parson |
1792 | | The stingy parson and the slaughtered pig |
1800-1849 Other Jokes about Religious Figures |
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1800 | | Stealing Only a Small Amount |
1804 | | Imagined penance for imagined sin |
1804 | | The eel filled with sand |
1805 | | Confessions of a Pious Woman |
1806 | | Will Lunch with Christ |
1807 | | The Equivocal Confession |
1810 | | Jokes about catechism |
1812 | | Wager: to Dance with Nun |
1820 | | Bride and Groom at Wedding Ceremony |
1824 | | Parody sermon |
1826 | | The Parson has no Need to Preach |
1827 | | You shall see me a little while longer |
1829 | | Living Person Acts as Image of Saint |
1830 | | In trial sermon the parson promises the laymen the kind of weather they want |
1831 | | The Parson and Sexton at Mass |
1832 | | The sermon about the rich man |
1832 | | Boy answers the priest |
1833 | | Application of the sermon |
1833 | | Other anecdotes of sermons |
1834 | | The clergyman with the fine voice |
1835 | | Not to turn round |
1837 | | The Parson to Let a Dove Fly in the Church |
1838 | | The hog in church |
1840 | | At the blessing of the grave the parson's ox breaks loose |
1841 | | Grace before meat |
1842 | | The Testament of the Dog |
1843 | | Parson visits the dying |
1844 | | The Parson Visits the Sick |
1845 | | The student as healer |