A large issuer of notes in Launceston was staggered by a sudden demand for payment: to maintain his credit he borrowed dollars, and gave additional notes as security.
"The History of Tasmania, Volume I (of 2)"
John West
Respecting the existing Press Laws, No. 26 of 1896, and No. 14 of 1898, it is necessary to remark that no printer, issuer, or editor of a newspaper can be prosecuted unless he has made himself guilty of criminal libel, so that the principle of the Grondwet of 1858 has in this respect been rigidly adhered to.
"A Century of Wrong"
F. W. Reitz
In 1806 he was for one thing, we find, issuer of Marriage Licences at York.
"Toronto of Old"
Henry Scadding