Hampshire D&H 30 Emsworth England Reverse cud and traces of

Reverse cud and traces of gilt

JACOBS along left rim

who were often falsely accused

Known as having one of the most important botanic gardens since the 16th century

Handel donated an organ to the hospital

Hampshire D&H 30 Emsworth England Reverse cud and traces ofObv: Bust of Earl Howe, EARL HOWE & THE FIRST OF JUNE 1794 around, 1795 HALFPENNY below. Rev: A ship sailing, THE WOODEN WALLS OF OLD ENGLAND around. Edge: PAYABLE IN LANCASTER LONDON OR BRISTOL. Extremely Fine. Obverse flan flaw at bottom and stain along left rim. Some original lustre remains. Admiral Howe was a celebrated naval officer. He used an ingenious new system of signaling other ships at sea, which enabled him to sail his fleet past the