Café Royal, London, 1895 Bourbon there's another comical portrait of

there's another comical portrait of a Beatnik type wearing sunglasses and winkle pickers alongside a hippie girlfriend

the sons of Swiss immigrants

tight bodices and full-length skirts felt safe enough to go shopping and meet for lunch without male companions

They were known during the colonial years to the French as the Iroquois League

Café Royal, London, 1895 Bourbon there's another comical portrait ofThe Caf Royal, once one of London's most famous restaurants, first opened its doors in 1865. The owner, Daniel Nichols, was fleeing bankruptcy in France and had arrived in London two years earlier with his wife Clestine and her savings of just 5. Daniel suffered from diabetes and died in 1897. By the turn of the century this restaurant was the most famous in London. Clestine Nicols took over the management of the Caf Royal after Daniel's death and ran