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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 233, 22 August 1873, Page 7

The appointment of J.P's by the Government does not -facilitate public business much. In fact, the gentlemen in the Commission of Her Majesty's Peace are more noted for their antipathy to take a seat on the bench than their appearance on it. They grace the Court with their presence, but their modesty does not allow them to fill, the Magisterial chair. The honor, therefore; appears to be covetted ; the , duties and .responsibilities shirked. The subject is.-worthy of; attention at the hands of the Government, so that Her Majesty's Commissioners may render some account of their labors. The Court of Petty Sessions had/.failed because attendance of J.P's was not 1 inade compulsory!. s ' • ■C t; Conjugal Perseverance.—An Italian was accused of marrying five wives. When carried before the judge, and being asked why he had married so many, he answered, ■" In.-order, to meet with a good one,, if possible." - A sluttish housemaid exclaimed, when scolded for the untidiness of her chambers, "I'm sure the rooms would; be clean enough if it were not = for.-. the nasty sun, which is always showing the dirty corners !"

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