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shilling sentence examples

  • If any one transgresses this necessary rule, he shall each time forfeit one shilling.
  • Money the official unit of currency is the tanzanian shilling ( tsh ) and there are no smaller denominations.
  • Shilling coin dated 1642.
  • To the poore of the towne of penzance the sume of ffifty shillings.
  • Shilling in the pound land tax in 1696, for one year, at £ 86 10s.
  • Shillings per annum.
  • I earn 150 shillings a day ( just over £ 1 ), which is not enough to feed my family.
  • Sometimes she only manages to sell one fish a day â for about 35 kenyan shillings.
  • Another court called the county arrest, which does the same thing for sums under forty shillings.
  • Shillings per ton on iron, a large per centage upon its total value.
  • He was paid 20 shillings for each witch captured.
  • In birley's cotton factory 1,200 are employed, the majority girls, who earn from ten to fourteen shillings a week.
  • Shillings per acre.
  • Prices had to be posted or the miller was fined 20 shillings.
  • It had apartments for six men, who were given twelve shillings a month.
  • He had this time stolen seven shillings, all now spent in sweets.
  • William also holds one monastery in dover from the bishop; it pays him eleven shillings; the canons claim it.
  • In september 1545 tylcock was elected junior bailiff, and in october 1547 he contributed a shilling toward dame margaret northern's coffer.
  • In the old system of pounds shillings and pence all the units were used.

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