Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, August 8, 1891 by Various
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have weekly theatrical performances, with parts found for all local
Authorities? I feel convinced that _Hamlet_, played by our Vestry, would be worth going miles to see. The Dust Contractor could play the _Ghost_, while minor characters could be sustained by the Medical Officer of Health, the Chaplain of the Workhouse, and others; the Chairman, of course, would figure in the title _rôle_. A topical comic song, by the Board of Guardians, with breakdown, might serve as a pleasing interlude; breakdowns in local matters are, I believe, not unknown already. The idea is worth considering. I think the Vestrymen owe something to the ratepayers in return for the votes we give them. Yours, MERRY ANDREW. * * * * * BRUISERS AND BOLUSES.--A "Champion" pugilist is even more presumptuous than a popular Pill. He claims to be "Worth a Thousand Guineas a 'Box.'" * * * * * AFTER THE SEASON. _A PROPOSAL FIN DE SIÈCLE._ [Illustration] Farewell! since the Season is over, Ah me, but its moments were sweet! You are oft', _viâ_ Folkestone or Dover, |
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