TEN GOOD REASONS

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1815, 25 July 1891, Page 4

TEN GOOD REASONS

WHT TOU SHOULD TAKE WARNER'S SAFE CURE.

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Fob nearly eighty years the House of Commons has, says the "Weekly Register, "been accustomed to vote a pension of £10 a year, to a person who appears in the Estimates as the "Daughter of a Toulonese emigrant." What her name is, and why her father's emigration established a claim on the British taxpayer, are questions frequently asked in the House of Commons, but never answered. The general, vague impression is that the unknown father of this anonymous daughter emigrated at the time that Napoleon was "a captain in the French Artillery and began to distinguish himself at Toulon, which is nearly a hundred years ago. The Treasury recently discovered that the lady is dead, and this year, for the first time within the memory of living man this sum of £10 will not be asked for in Committee of Supply.