Musgrave was then Comptroller of the London Twopenny Post until 1833, when it was taken over by the General Post Office.
12.
Jacob then learns of Templar banker Philip Twopenny's plot to rob the Bank of England and steal its gold reserve.
13.
He is in love with an Aborigine woman named Twopenny Sal, who also happens to be the mistress of the prison commandant.
14.
Both the Suffolk latch and Norfolk latch are thought to have been named by architectural draughtsman William Twopenny ( 1797-1873 ).
15.
The Maundy money consists of silver coins, in ancient pennies, twopennies, threepennies and fourpennies to total the age of the monarch.
16.
It begins " We couldn't remember, any of us at the Club, who it was that first invented the twopenny stamp on cheques.
17.
The coins were nicknamed " cartwheels ", both because of the size of the twopenny coin and in reference to the broad rims of both denominations.
18.
In 1797 the first, and only, copper twopenny and the first penny coins were produced under contract although the smaller denominations did not follow until later.
19.
Increasing usage of the pier led the council to introduce a twopenny toll ( free after 6pm ) in 1936, which included the price of a deckchair and listening to the band.
20.
The twopenny value of the 1949 health stamp features a notable, though not particularly rare, flaw, with some stamps issued with no dot below the " d " of the value.
