Wordsworth Donisthorpe

I feel a special responsibility for the existence of the scheme of voluntary taxation.

It has become part of the unwritten law of the country, though it is a law which is frequently broken, that the unsupported testimony of the police should not be accepted as conclusive evidence against a citizen unless there is a strong primâ facie probability of his having committed the offence with which he is charged.

While we have a post-office, by all means let the department conduct itself on the most approved business principles, and look after the interests of its customers.