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toastmaster history | toastmasters - the guardians of etiquette for further information please call 01245 222392 / 07971 409977 home email [email protected] latest news » for all the latest news about the english toastmasters association and to contact any of our members please visit our web site.... english toastmaster pouring champagne for the bride and groom at great baddow church, essex. photograph courtesy of essex wedding photographer david court if you are getting married in or around essex and are looking for an essex wedding disco for your special day please contact - the classic nomad disco & light show experience for further details. the history of toastmasters welcome to this site and thank you for your interest the (as near as i can get it) definitive guide to the history of toastmasters from a toastmaster that cares about our work and our clients...... and some past comments from william knightsmith, the very first toastmaster to have introduced the red long tailcoat, the most famous toastmaster, that have probably not been published on the internet before now! thank you for visiting our site . i hope you find the content on this site interesting and useful. if you have any information that you think would be useful to help expand on that contained on this site, i would be pleased to hear from you. to visit the official english toastmasters association web site please visit the english toastmasters association we are bringing a new fresh insight into the history of the modern toastmaster "there is little definitive reference documentation," no longer applies in real terms, when talking about the toastmaster of today. the toastmaster of today is now dressed in the scarlet coat, which has been worn by toastmasters from 1894. this web site will be a great help to anyone that is interested in the toastmaster history relating to toastmasters dressed in the current day uniform and wearing the scarlet tailed coat. if you are looking for a presentation or an after dinner speaker relating to the history of toastmasters and our current day work please contact richard palmer toastmaster & master of ceremonies on 01245 222392 or 07971 409977 for illustrated talks and after dinner speeches please note. we are trying to piece together information from multiple sources to give an insightful look into the world of our profession as toastmasters and masters of the ceremonies. we will do our best to make this site as accurate with its content as is possible. we are already getting a reaction from some of our visitors, some of whom are able to provide further information which we will be pleased to use as time allows. thank you for your interest and please feel free to comment at any time by contacting [email protected] or phoning 01245 222392 or 07971 409977 at any time. the royal city of bath and the notable master of the ceremonies - richard nash the role of the toastmaster has been a unique position in english society for more than 300 years. its recognisable history began in bath with richard 'beau' nash, the master of the ceremonies in 1705. soon after arriving in bath, richard nash became assistant to the city's then master of the ceremonies, king webster. after websters death, richard nash was appointed master of the ceremonies, a position he held for over 56 years during the reign of 3 monarchs. richard nash wore a coloured frock coat, knee breeches, black stockings and black silver buckled shoes. he used a black cane which he would bang on the floor to gain attention, this stayed the accepted dress code until towards the end of the 19th century. thanks go to tony pul é from kent, one of our toastmasters in the english toastmasters association, for the pictures of the memorial plaque and the framed drawing of richard 'beau' nash. bath is a city that is well worth a visit as it is steeped in history. richard nash aided the development of bath and the social facilities there. spending his time between bath and royal tunbridge wells, kent, nash played a major role in the rules of social convention which were instrumental in leading if the formalities that we have come to know and love to date. if you use this information, please acknowledge that you have found it on this site and do not copy it word for word. city of london toastmaster james toole an article in the pictorial times 1847 reported that james toole was born in 1796. "by his peculiar and happy expession , and perfectly original style, he was the first who established the business of toastmaster; and the extrodinary success with which he carried it out for the last seventeen years, at the city festivals, and in fact all parts of england, has recently created several copyists, who were anxious to share the business. notwithstanding this, his engagements, up to the hour of his death, we understand, were very numerous. he always officiated to the duke of cambridge, by desire of his royal highness, with whom he was an especial favourite. as a toastmaster, his equal will never be found. he was a kind-hearted and generous man, and subscribed to a great number of charitable societies. he had been twenty-two years in the east india house, where, by his invariable activity in studying the interests of the company, and obliging disposition, his loss is severely felt and deeply lamented both by his superiors and equals." james toole distinguished himself by his 'silence, gentlemen, if you please,' and by his good and genial qualities . it is interesting to note that mr. frank toole ( the son of the james toole ) came to work in chelmsford ( my home town ) and conducted a festival at the saraccen's head hotel in the high street, chelmsford, essex during october 1876. it was reported in the chelmsford chronicle on the 20th october 1876 that a popular m.c. and toastmaster has during the last quarter of a century officiated as a master of ceremonies and toastmaster, at various ceremonials, festivals, and public dinners ( parties - from 12 to 3000 ), in london, liverpool, birmingham, chelmsford, folkstone, northampton, dover, bristol, birkenhead, and many other provincial towns: her majesty the queen, h.r.h. the prince of wales, the duke of edinburgh, the duke of cambridge etc. all as per the article shown on ther left of this passage. with grateful thanks to mr. cai thomas for this copy of the news article shown left . james toole resided in devonshire street, bishopsgate and was succeeded by his son frank toole. frank was educated at the city of london school. he was a very quiet man, but like his brother john lawrence toole, loved a joke, and never failed to put in an appearance on "first nights" at the folly theatre, king william street, strand. this theatre was opened by his brother (james) in 1879 and renamed toole's theatre in 1882, which he ran until 1895. james lawrence toole also opened the globe theatre, london in 1877. frederick toole was referred to in an article in the 'times' social investigation/journalism - twice round the clock, or the hours of the day and night in london, by george augustus sala, 1859 . four o'clock a.m. - billinsgate market an interesting article with a final line referring to the london toastmaster billingsgate market : the fish sold at auction “o ‘tis my delight on a friday night, when sprats they isn’t dear, to fry a couple of score or so upon a fire clear. “they eats so well, they bears the bell from all the fish i knows: then let us eat them while we can, before the price is rose.” (chorus—ad libitum) “o ‘tis my delight,” &c. you must have three pennyworth of sprats, a large tablecloth is indispensable for finger-wiping purposes—for he who would eat sprats with a knife and fork is unworthy the name of an epicure—and after the banquet i should recommend, for purely hygienic and antibilious reasons, the absorption of a petit verre of the best hollands. to return. as regards salmon, nine-tenths of the aristocratic fish are brought

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