twopenny उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Twopenny was secretary to the South Australian Commissions to the Paris, Sydney, and Melbourne Exhibitions of 1878, 1879 and 1880 respectively; one of the commissioners from New Zealand to the Melbourne Centennial Exhibition of 1888, and Executive Commissioner for the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition in 1890.
2. Every three years this land was put up for rental on Easter Monday, yielding around ?1 6s a year in 1827 . The money was paid to the Overseer of the Poor who then commissioned a village baker to provide two shillings worth of bread every Sunday, to be given out as penny and twopenny loaves at the Church.
3. His exact title varied over the years because in the early 19th century there were three separate services with separate corps of letter-carriers : twopenny-post ( for mail within London; renamed the London District Post Office in 1844 ); inland ( for domestic mail outside London ); and foreign ( for overseas mail ).
4. These began with " The Lady of Lyons, or Twopenny Pride and Pennytence; " " Fra Diavolo Travestie, or The Prince, the Pirate and the Pearl; " " The Maid and the Magpie, or The Fatal Spoon " ( an early play to include a dance at the end of a song ); and " The Babes in the Wood and the Good Little Fairy Birds ".
5. Burke stated later that he and Hare were " generally in a state of intoxication " when the murders were carried out, and that he " could not sleep at night without a bottle of whisky by his bedside, and a twopenny candle to burn all night beside him; when he awoke he would take a drink from the bottle sometimes half a bottle at a draught and that would make him sleep . " He also took opium to ease his conscience.
6. Mr . Twopenny, who was married at Sydney on 4 December 1879, to Mary, daughter of Rev . A . H . Wratislaw, was editor of the " Otago Daily Times " from 1882 to 1890, is author of " Town Life in Australia " and of " L'Australie M�ridionale ", and was the proprietor and editor of the " Australian Pastoralist's Review ", which he founded in Melbourne in March 1891.
7. In such works as the " Twopenny Post-bag " and, to a lesser degree, " The Fudge Family in Paris ", Moore's " light, agreeable, polished style pierces through the body of the court . . . weighs the vanity of fashion in tremulous scales, mimics the grimace of affectation and folly, shows up the littleness of the great, and spears a phalanx of statemen with its glittering point as with a diamond brooch ."