The Lyttelton Times. Wednesday, November 25.
The elections have passed,.and have left "behind them only a pleasing quietness and indolence in respect of all public matters. We are bound reflect the quietness of the period through which we are passing; and approaching summer gives us a desire to adopt its indolence. With no mysteries that need our explanation, no suffering cause requiring our support, and nothing particularly and pressingly objectionable that demands our opposition; we are without a subject to write upon or the skill to construct an, essay from nothing. Hence we leave our editorial space vacant to-day.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 528, 25 November 1857, Page 5
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99The Lyttelton Times. Wednesday, November 25. Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 528, 25 November 1857, Page 5
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