J. M.

Oxford.

_Scotch Grievance_ (Vol. ix., p. 160.).--Your correspondents refer to coins

of a period when the Scotch do not complain. Their grievance, as alleged,

is as to the mode of bearing the lion _since_ the Union in 1707; to which

the instances quoted, between the time of James I. and William III., have

no reference.

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