- to
rectify this
deficit and
instead increased income tax by half, from
sevenpence to tenpence-halfpenny in the
pound (from 2.92% to 4.38%). By May another...
- been more lamented."
Berry wrote an
autobiography titled A
Three and
Sevenpence Halfpenny Man. His
other works include Dandelions (a
volume of poems)...
- and
third class respectively (or
return for one shilling,
ninepence and
sevenpence respectively), with
journey times of 15
minutes on
express trains and...
- Down Stairs, The Sentinel, 20
December 1943
Arthur Berry, A
Three and
Sevenpence Halfpenny Man,
Kermase Editions (1884) pp. 182-9 M.G. McNay, John Shelton...
- In 1855,
there were ten
newspapers published in London. The Times, at
sevenpence, was the most
expensive and had a
circulation of 10,000. Its two main...
- to
rectify this
deficit and
instead increased income tax by half, from
sevenpence to tenpence-halfpenny in the
pound (from 2.92% to 4.38%). By May another...
- and
third class respectively (or
return for one shilling,
ninepence and
sevenpence respectively), with
journey times of 15
minutes on
express trains and...
- painter,
playwright and poet
Arthur Berry in his
autobiography A
Three And
Sevenpence Half
Penny Man. "1913 MCBRYDE,
ROBERT (Statutory
registers Births 605/...
-
colour plates and
numerous black-and-white illustrations..", "Price,
sevenpence ha'penny net" (with
higher prices for
special editions), "..available...
-
station accounts showed a
deficit of
eleven pounds, one
shilling and
sevenpence,
which Watson had
probably stolen; but Brontë was dismissed, and also...