pence

"Another suitor may break cover now that GE has laid its cards on the table and indicated that 750 pence is the upper end of its price range," Mr. Morris said.

GE to Buy Energy-Infrastructure Firm Dresser

If pence is so stupid to think if Obama speaks out about the election in Iran it will help the opposition, he has no business in congress.

Pence: US needs to show support for Iranian protesters

George I. granted a patent to William Wood in 1737 for coining pence and halfpence for Ireland, but he coined them of smaller size than was stipulated in the patent.

The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No. 6, December 1864 Devoted To Literature And National Policy

‘To be sure,’ said Mrs Nickleby, crying bitterly, ‘he is a brute, a monster; and the walls are very bare, and want painting too, and I have had this ceiling whitewashed at the expense of eighteen – pence, which is a very distressing thing, considering that it is so much gone into your uncle’s pocket.

Nicholas Nickleby

In this place their money is made of a kind of siluer round and thicke, to the value of twentie pence, which is very good siluer.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation

But now a penny and zuz are the same: "They call pence, in the language of the Gemara, zuzim."

From the Talmud and Hebraica

Jerusalem, at Rome, is to be seene one of those thirtie pence, which is wholly like to that in the Church of the Temple, in the citty of

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 20, No. 563, August 25, 1832

A breezy disregard for the preservation of the pence was a family trait.

Uneasy Money

Before the cable was laid, the rates were five and tu'pence a word.

A State-Owned Atlantic Cable

'You ought to be informed that the forfeits began with the year, and that every night of non-attendance incurs the mulct of three-pence, that is, nine pence a week.'

Life Of Johnson