The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.
THE parish *bun* waa most beautifully (lacerated
kw Ova Rana! festival

the meeting, oa Wodatedar,
Kr. J. Geary woe re-olsotod Mainmast and Kr. GI.
Treaohard Vloastudrema. Th• 'smarm's salary was
Iseremod ASO sad that of th• elork LSO a year.
Thou" Timm —Kt. Dowsers, of Wyk.'. Court,
ea Tuesday Molted and nobly landed • mloadld trait
jest above Kamm Warman' Boot and Shoe Manatee.
eery, soar East Brides. weighing 41th. 1 bin tho
lamest lab reartit le lb. Laker for • Wag doe.
Bannvat WATER WORKS Ooscrost.—Tho followlag
mport was promoted to Om Ithareholdas at the Int
ordisary gourd mostioi of the Complier. bald..
Tharaisy Otsubo's, at three e'elook, at 18. Ablogdos•
otreot, Wastodestor :
The Oliviers appointed ender the UM dues of tha
==..r.trt pirrisevia. eian 11171), bare to 'wort to the
ceenel maw the Mk Llama of the said Act.
to meet at the MI sewed sinalleg of the Company on Ito
17111 day of Agnil Wasiak that owing to the IJO pea of Iron
tgpee Oho, tiara sot cenaldorad thinnielvan Jul Mod in mow-
say teedor alma tot Um ceseareeteoe 04 01. works ; bat
that with the almost aerials proem* of a redaction In hot
price of Iron, daring the anent you, they have enthorteed
Ito miaow a miser to prepare the zwoessery working plane
atid.drovinin
. .

Although the wanks will wet more then wee &nth:Spend
the Directors feel Willed that white conetruoted they will
r.An.very huidscast aid lamming dividends to Use Shen.
The following Directors being el4lble, oder themselves
for re-election :—Thosew Aiexander liitobell ; John
Montagu Tallow/ Montagu. and Thomas John White,
telfr.b• report wee reed and wt.:opted, It being rw/olved
unanimously that Thomas Alexander Mlioi.lJ, J ohm
Montage Pnltesey Montage, and Thome. John White,
&qrs., be the Difeetero of the Oompeny.

• SHOWMAN'S COMPLAINT.
• To the istiter ra, may Nem
•
81r,—I thrived • sewers shook last Good Friday. I
row shows isn't what they woo; and that times hoes
been growing wage an' truss with 'an for years, but I
thought there were a limit. I was (server, S r—a Halt
there air I'd bra lookia' forma to this Good Fi4.
day, too. We'd had a plagay aid flea, of it iii the
winter, ..10 if my othals—rehe were a female Borealis
when in luir prime, Sir, art' o Arst-ease one of the sort
—eoaldn't have turned her 'arid to selling bill, at the
Lambeth Theorize, owing to being grimier in a woy
with the muter carpenter, why the carry wan roast
have gone afore Chrisrow. Howeoniever, it didn't in
we pollr through somehow, an' this fad o' March we
*WWI on our travels with a tip-top botYlkikiok, so
you'd soy, Sir, If you weld see Is. Th. hulk was agia
as from the commsociemor Tho worry fist plass as
we make. for. Hootapill-ia-the.Dyke, wean the fair's
bar 'old tho fiat Wadoesday in Meer ever ethos the
Crooners by Byte Charter, woes dolomitic as' estate ,
We was gob' opt. the Sold Si Bohai when who should •
ruse alorg with bL van bat Bill Starer—Brummagem
Sill w•osna him, Sr. ea he's a Cheap Jack with as
earionton gift o' patter. "Whet I onlie tbn ,17004
way Willyuni," say. I • "Alit it good oimar r ' wino
roil?' says ho in a askerie way; ' Good rail why
blow.. Nloky, if thoy alit a gone an' abolished the
NW by Hoeg of Parlynagat." At that loosest, WU. say
Living lik.llingtoo **aid have harked is. down if he'd
• some out o' the carryout ea' tried, I was ill la a
'imp, not 'arias riff o' the needful to pay the pikes
on to the art town. Bill was right, l'be fair woes
babolisbed so' all I oould do was to tell the minis to
drive on the ,bow slowly, while I stayed behind and
eared a few bob =pelf that goring by gobs' about
this town soisalog potatoes on my torrid, whir Is
dangerous work if not done spriest. This is a reel-
moot of 'ow the kaniper hero, ma' everythink Met
oontrairy up to the Good Ihiday I was talkies about.
Now. I've never mimed bathe a Orb on Clapham-
eramon these twenty year Bare as Salter some
rotted there'd you And me in the old spot. It wee
always good briar. there. The people sever wsatod
meth maim'; an' there was uo at there is in gesso
towns, to show 'om meet of the boxybitiera I
oateldo
retie, afore they'd step up. Well, this Baster
wanted • good turn reosamoo, as foolish.liko I miss,
built oh pullia' of • good Wog on tbri Cornea Well,
I'd better make 'ere along with my story. About
three o'clock as Good Friday artarnoos we resod the
"Plough" in good time as I Uttar to get all comfort
ahlri over night, W. was all doe tire 4 err "Ily the
'owe, having eosins from Bernet that day. 'Other
op kkkl•tb," I says. "aue get no a Peeling them
bunnions," beta' • treat for rip?... SS we'd promised
ourselves. I woo Vet lambs' the 'ogees 'sad@ ea to the
gram whoa up media mounted "Bobby." "Hu11.,"
says be. "you're mother of 'em are yer "Me,"
says I. "r. • painted on the van I ant, all reglar.
Its ales day sint It?' This I say• meanie' lob. '
barrio. "Look year." seys he, " Arai you beard?' ,
"Heard what r says I all in • triable. "Why the. '
got no fair this Utter, its put down. You must
move on I" sap he. "Put down ?" eiders I. "Put
down?" rye my minds, droppla' the hearaloo she
woes porn. "Yee," he says. "pat down." "Whir.'.
lbs ores r I asks, "Orr was It. know r "It's is
Ski Orate I" goys he. "It Lint is Lloyd's," I rowan,
"or I should have seen it" Bat what'. Ow good.
, gain on with what we said All I oould say Goulds%
ear it ; Lad' I koowed it, and only jawed be give the :
• 'ogees $ bit o' reel. In course I don't blame the
gasohol., bet it was 'earibreaklag, that It were. Am'
slob • oonip'ny as I 'ad, tr, AA I says to the bobby,
" Taint to say my boxylottion is bliassaral, or IMIP
thiok o' that. Thors's the Livia' Skelliagtos,
mis.k.fo.r hasisselwel.do! d.oZabiee. to miz doe's get molb. tahici, tet
'arm Is there in the Haantydelavlaa Man, as 11e8 in a
glass ore, an' fresh ea a auk Than my Frei.
Blooding. Rhe's my own darter, an 'or purfonnanse Is
pliantly safe; as its a low rop. ea' lots o' sawdust
nader it. The turned Posy is MUMMA. ISSAII, and as
, to the was works what have boss added oohs resent,
three a moral to 'ern all.
I will say this, that the peelers listea'd attteativs to
all I had to say. "I moat do my duty," says he.
, "That's right rod," eays I, "but shams us thee.
that pat ye t , dolt an' bad eons to 'en for roandin' on
the poor showmaa Ilk* this." This, Sir I whip. up
the ore 'asses sad en we ger ; aimat lems. If It
'adn't bra for a hit o' waste lead 'deb there to the
Queen'. flood, Battersea Park, I don't know what we
should hays done. There we piteied for the night, so'
was able to get on. Streal'ent Bons the nix' manila',
whir they alit opt. mask
Now. Kr, my oar* la wide' to you is to know If
notblok gen be don. for me end tho Ilk.. o' mw I
beset mesh of a pollytiahan, bet It seems to me I've
read in Lloyds about oompecestlon being given to
people when they're rounded on by thrine• 101(e. They
tell me there's a new lee shout fairy what was passed a
few years ago an' that soon there won't be • fair let.
What.. Ito dot I dide't make the fairs isat rwo go.
toy Main' out of 'em aloft I was a kid, Afore they
take away the o' mores of as, 'as have bee. as
'ard work' AA any of Her Majesty's subjeoks, shouldn't
they think about ooreperating of at for tho loos of it
Tr feet Is, Sir, we showmeo art got nobody to look
atter our interim. Nobody over thinks of °savoring
us Morse, I suppose, welives in team I sever
hoed toll of • member what troubled biased( about
tho °wryer intorest. Why shouldn't we be
represeated as well og the other working was f
Then we shouldn't be mama without any or
inking arcs. An' Ike starve we Asa, pretty MOIL •
oor won't live on the Dorby-day, end ofew slob ernes'
as that. We want the round o' fairs near like they
ref to be. Arley bath' at it so longs. I 'aye I sr%
lako op no dallier Hos Ives soppoda' I was to toko
op
• "Parr sad Jody," whir is •Lo a deolialag lay
of badness, whores the wind to raw from for the
pipes end drum, or 'ow am I to do the potter as' the
Libation at my age! An' tire-eatio', which I'm good
at, Mot allowed by tic, per. in the paUio thorough-
fires. No, Sir, its the workbag, or gosnothiok room.
moo like it. I roust break up my eatery. I mut
'tad 'oar the Skelliagtoo to he • burden to his friends
in the &MD Sistore.rood. I most pus the Female
Blooding out to earwig, and hadwertise the Darryl.=
au' the learned posy in the Bra. An' who will want
to buy 'em now.a-Jays? I write to you, Sir, r a Lot
'ope. ramps you know who 'tit abolishing the fairs
all over the entstry, an' or pat In a word for me. At
say rate. they ought to take my bezyblshun at •
vallystion. The wax works is in fine sonditioa, an'
works lovely, and the learned pony will go in 'raw
like a lamb. If you should see your way to piiiat lb
Sir, you will make me mush obligated to you. an' I
am, your bombe' sanest to °onward,
NIIIODIIIIIB JINXING%
Proprietor of Ur Boma Violator
Boxybitio. of Wooden as'
Wag Works, Mahan. Id.
Quosn'e.road, Bottoms-park, Beater Monday, 1813.