STRONG LANGUAGE ABOUT PARLIAMENT.
Sntived July 2,10.30 p.m. Adeuide, July 2. It is understood that Mr Honeywell, a business man, and Mr Bonython, proprietor of the Advertiser, are to be summoned to the Bar of the House in connection with an interview with Mr Honeywell with regard to the Early Closing Bill, in which the latter said that he considored|mauy members of Parliament were rogues, and that the House generally was a refuge for tho destitute,
Cortain language used last Sunday by tho. Rev. Piatt may also claim consideration. Ho said that we aro making our Parliamentary institutions a hissing byeword, and bringing things to that pass when men shrug their shoulders at the name of Parliament; also that thers are some men in Parliament who plainly show that they are fitted for 'nothing so much as it, an(lshat some of the language i used in debate would come trippingly from a Billingsgate oysfcerw.oman the time of Bplingbpjke,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5067, 3 July 1895, Page 2
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158STRONG LANGUAGE ABOUT PARLIAMENT. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5067, 3 July 1895, Page 2
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