THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The members of the General Assembly for this province had an interview on Tuesday with the hon. Reader Wood and the hon. W. Mantell, at which the subject of an early meeting of the Assembly was discussed. We are informed that an opinion was expressed that under present circumstances it was not expedient to call an immediate meeting of the General Assembly. We believe the chief reason* urged in support of this opinion were, that as the war in Waikato had commenced, as a possibility of an outbreak here, snjjffllpginee was consequently in a state- the duty,of the,niembep#J*|^^ this information fpMjW'll- it J^aMpp. l Uli^ilV 6, pendent, J\ily 30. i 1
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1120, 5 August 1863, Page 3
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