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Editor's note: Melbourne Punch
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This poem refers to a local court case where the plaintiff, Mr. Wolseley, complained about the inadequacy of his servant. After reading a report of the case in the newspaper, Mr Wolseley accosted the editor of the Southern Courier. Source: Southern Courier, Vol.1 no.33, 19 Oct. 1860, p2.
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