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fourpenny
fourpenny, a. (ˈfɔəpənɪ) [f. four a. + penny.] 1. a. That costs or is valued at four pence. fourpenny ale, ale sold at four pence a quart; fourpenny bit or fourpenny piece, a silver coin of the value of four pence; so fourpenny-halfpenny piece.1597 1st Pt. Return fr. Parnass. ii. i. 517 Simple plain... Oxford English Dictionary
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Uniform fourpenny post
The uniform fourpenny post was a short-lived uniform pre-paid letter rate in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland that lasted for 36 days from 5 The Uniform Fourpenny Post was the first component of the comprehensive reform to the Royal Mail postal service that took place in the 19th century. wikipedia.org
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Groat (coin)
reverse, including the silver fourpenny Maundy money coins of the present. In A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett, Sara Crewe picks up a fourpenny piece from the street and uses it to buy buns. wikipedia.org
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groat
groat (grəʊt, grɔːt) Forms: 4–6 groot(e, grote, 5–6 grott(e, 6 grot, groate, grootte, Sc. and north. groit, groyt, 6– groat. [a. MDu. groot, properly an elliptical use of the adj. etymologically = great (in the sense ‘thick’); cf. MHG. grôȥe pfenninge ‘thick pennies’, groschen. The equivalent med.L.... Oxford English Dictionary
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John L. Wimbush
His grandfather John Wimbush (also spelt Winbush and born circa 1791), was the Licensed Victualler (from 1849) of the Old Fourpenny Shop hotel, Warwick the Warwick Tavern before being renamed as the Old Fourpenny Shop hotel, being the only hotel of this set still operating. wikipedia.org
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Joey
▪ I. Joey1 (ˈdʒəʊɪ) Also joey. [Diminutive from Joe n.2: see -y.] 1. A fourpenny piece: see quot. 1876. Obs. slang or colloq.1865 H. Kingsley Hillyars & B. xlii, A young man as has owed me a Joey. 1876 E. Hawkins Silver Coins Eng. 421 In 1836 it was resolved to issue groats for general circulation..... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Cleave
The law was gradually reformed and the fourpenny tax on newspapers was reduced to one-penny and pamphlets had their tax removed altogether. wikipedia.org
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Cheap Magazine
The Cheap Magazine, subtitled "The Poor Man's Fireside Companion", was a fourpenny Haddington monthly published from 1813 to 1815 by George Miller (1771 wikipedia.org
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H. M. Bateman
His first contract was in 1904, for ten drawings and two illustrations in a fourpenny monthly magazine called The Royal. wikipedia.org
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Elizabeth Anna Hart
s Wedding-Dress (1875) Tiny Houses and Their Builders (1876) Harry (1877) Silver wings and golden scales (1877) Freda (1878) Very Genteel (1880) Two fourpenny wikipedia.org
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James Johnstone (publisher)
On the same date he also started a high-priced Evening Herald and continued to print the Morning Herald as a fourpenny paper. wikipedia.org
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Penny Post
Uniform Fourpenny Post On 5 December 1839 the Uniform Fourpenny Post was introduced by the General Post Office but lasted only 36 days until 9 January wikipedia.org
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British Guianan guilder
This year also saw the first production of fourpenny coins by the British Royal Mint for use in British Guiana (worth ¼ guilder) which did not bear any wikipedia.org
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1839 in Ireland
foundation stone for the Palm House in Belfast Botanic Gardens. 12 August – the Ulster Railway is opened between Belfast and Lisburn. 5 December – Uniform Fourpenny wikipedia.org
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Cooley Fillies Stakes
Records Most successful horse (2 wins): Surrounding – 2018, 2019 Leading jockey (2 wins): Johnny Murtagh – Fourpenny Lane (2009), Pearl Of Africa wikipedia.org
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