Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... penny is worth so little . The penny started life twelve centuries ago as a silver coin and became gradually smaller until the large and heavy copper penny made its appearance in 1797. With the introduction of the bronze penny in 1860 ...
... penny is worth so little . The penny started life twelve centuries ago as a silver coin and became gradually smaller until the large and heavy copper penny made its appearance in 1797. With the introduction of the bronze penny in 1860 ...
Page 109
... penny " , which would also enable us to retain the abbreviation " d " . The penny is our oldest coin and unit of account , and it would be a pity if it fell from prominence . The name “ penny ” , like the name " pound " , has a firm ...
... penny " , which would also enable us to retain the abbreviation " d " . The penny is our oldest coin and unit of account , and it would be a pity if it fell from prominence . The name “ penny ” , like the name " pound " , has a firm ...
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... penny other than a halfpenny , in other cases where the rates are expressed as weekly amounts the conversion of these to hourly rates might result in odd fractions of a penny since the divisors are numbers ranging from as low as 35 to ...
... penny other than a halfpenny , in other cases where the rates are expressed as weekly amounts the conversion of these to hourly rates might result in odd fractions of a penny since the divisors are numbers ranging from as low as 35 to ...
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE REVENUE | 7 |
Tobacco | 26 |
Constitution of the Board | 3 |
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