Pound
Mentioned in 20 documents, 37 times across the archives
Documents
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Holy Cross Ardoyne legal files
1 mention“One pound . "”
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Mount Argus archives 1707 1808
1 mention“at least what this twenty one pound were for ? I”
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Canonisation process of Charles Houben
1 mention“I'm enclosing one pound in Thanksgiving to Father”
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
2 mentions“is likely to be kept waiting . Colonel Pound sent a message to”
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June 1915(2)
1 mention“chance of winning perhaps a ten-pound note for the sake of”
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October 1916
1 mention“weighs sixteen ounces to the pound without the package , and”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVII 1936 37
3 mentions“Cairo" together . " No" one would think you had a twenty-pound-note burning”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVIII 1937 38
4 mentions“away , was her five-pound note !”
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Nov 1958
1 mention“pound or two make up for sordid surroundings”
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bod church building 953
7 mentions“I respect to receive by rest the details about the testing of the pound. We shall do work immediately but we would not be able to stop the work extending day.”
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school annals 1930 1940
1 mention“It was one of the best holidays we have ever had. On the next Friday a twenty-five pound salmon arrived at Glenstal. It had been caught in the Shannon at Castleconnell.”
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Martin toal
1 mention“(a) 1. SS-p part an host? animitime. mais in mi'e sin it.2. SS hish crie it & use up in all: & hisher tis continuish? - but least canine pound iffillent. how host at tis "minimative."3. Comais for SDe”
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Morning train
1 mention“To-day Have an appointment with Fr. Burke at 3pm - so I shall thank Lin + say it is an admirable suggestion but it is letter to do nothing till I receive an answer from P. de Fede with instructions. D”
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107313
1 mention“Sheet Complete for One Pound.”
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109541
1 mention“I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 30 Sept. and to inform you in reply that the sum of £1. (one pound) has been received and placed to the credit of your husband —”
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111505
3 mentions“And to knock out the men with the four hundred pound.”
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118835
3 mentions“Hunters, and as I with and intricates a mouse hole I have already given my heart by order for an intimate reform in the Hotel of my fances, Delaware at amities of peoples, I wish life again in my tea,”
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183181
1 mention“N.B.--More than one-half the Room will be reserved for Associates. Each member in passing through the Secretary's room, where the Books lie, will have to show that he either paid or collected One Poun”
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56849
1 mention“England is at the end of her patience. She can no longer wait for her pound of Republican flesh.”
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93693
2 mentions“Salaries were low. In 1941, they ranged from ten shillings a month for an unqualified teacher with Standard IV up to a maximum of twenty shillings (£1) a month. For a qualified teacher with Standard V”