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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 239, 9 June 1874, Page 7

During the debate on the running of Sunday trains in the Provincial Council on Wednesday," Mr M'Dermid made a somewhat good retort on Mr Stout, who was glibly twisting texts of Scripture. Mr M'Dermid Raid that it has often been remarked that anybody could drive a coach and four through laws human, but ho began to think that that had got so common that lawyers, in the person of his friend Mr Stout, jnst'throngh sheer desire to elevate themselves above the ordinary run of their fellow-mnrtals, and to make it appear that they were wise above what was written, were trying to find a loophole a? an excuse for driving a coach and four through laws divine.

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