- The
Nimble Ninepence was a
variety store in
Adelaide in the
early days of the
colony of
South Australia, with a
branch store at Kapunda, The shop was...
- mint that
manufactured lozenge-shaped
coins — half-crowns, shillings,
ninepences, and sixpences.
Royalist noblemen and
gentlemen freely gave
their flagons...
- the
course of his
tenure as Chancellor. In 1861 the tax was
reduced to
ninepence (£0–0s–9d), in 1863 to sevenpence, in 1864 to
fivepence and in 1865 to...
- This is
baked for 30 to 45
minutes and
serves five
people at a cost of
ninepence.
Rhubarb was used
medicinally as a
purgative and this
caused it to have...
-
cinemas in his youth, for the pre-decimalization
price of 3
shillings and
ninepence. "Casanova" was
singled out for
praise by a
number of
critics as a more...
- as a
substitute for ſ ('long s')) thus '1/9'
means "one
shilling and
ninepence". A
price expressed as a
number of
shillings with no
additional pence...
-
Cliff are
reading the
Sunday papers, plus the
radical w****ly, "price
ninepence,
obtainable at any bookstall" as
Jimmy snaps,
claiming it from Cliff....
-
first bodice: a
version for
girls aged 9–13 was sold for one
shilling and
ninepence-halfpenny in 1908. The name has also been used for
products from other...
- 0334 Late 1640's
Minted under Charles I
during the
civil war briefly.
Ninepence 9d £0.0375 1645-46
Minted under Charles I
during the
civil war at Newarke...
-
October 1932 1932, John Lane (The
Bodley Head), July 1932,
Paperback (
ninepence) 1935,
Penguin Books, 30 July 1935,
Paperback (sixpence), 255 pp 1945...
