The numbers of five new penny pieces and one shilling pieces estimated to be in circulation are 90 million and 1,100 million, respectively.
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One shilling a week is the suggestion that is being made.
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There is no general shortage of shilling pieces.
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They gave one shilling more than ought to have been given.
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Would not we all like to get back to the shilling a year?
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The shilling all-day tickets on trams and trolley-buses and the cheap day return tickets on railways have been withdrawn in order to reduce unnecessary travel.
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The three shilling registration fee has to be paid on top of the ordinary postage.
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Is he not aware that the charge is sometimes as much as a shilling a mile, which is a heavy burden on these invalids?
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Let us take the case of a chapel leased to trustees at the nominal rent, say, of a shilling a year.
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The reservists' pay was a shilling a day and now it is only nine-pence.
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A fully-trained man, after four years' service, is drawing one shilling a day more than the recruit.
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I am talking about the shilling extra impost which we are now proposing.
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Secondly, enormous profits are being made out of pool betting—and not by those who send in half-a-crown or five shilling postal orders.
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Everyone must pay his gate shilling every year to have the latest upgrade of software, in order to remain competitive.
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We do not want to collect sixpence or one shilling from them now and not have anything to show for fifteen or twenty years.
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