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■ .. MELBOUIItI. - Disgraceful scenes were enacted in the - Aisembly on Wednesday night. ; Gainton » and Paterson, Minister of Works, baVing.' h«d a wordy warfare, which almost led to -: blows. Gainson called Paterson a cattle •■ duffer, and hinted he had been talked to most aererely by a Judge in a eittle : stealing case. The terms scoundrel bully, blackguard, whelp and. ear bmnj; freely used. On» promised to ios; the 1 other, and break ererr bone in His skin, ' ' but it all came to nothing, as next day ! Gainson apologised gracefully to. the^ chairman. .. ' The Budget was only earned by leara of a majority of four. - - t .
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3337, 2 September 1879, Page 2
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