The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

64 NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE.
Observe also I am not asserting that the " lion " is
proved to be an Irish mark, nor even of the " lis," the
"
rose," and the " harp," that all coins so marked were
minted at Dublin. That some were minted there I enter-
tain no doubt, the very strongest probability attaching
to those with the " harp " mint mark.
Such are the facts and such are the arguments which
occur to me in this case. If I seem drawn irresistibly to
the conclusion that in these coins we possess the Irish
money of King Edward VI., I wish not to forget how
the decision rather belongs to numismatists on the other
side of St. George's Channel, of such eminence as Dr.
Aquilla Smith enjoys amongst us.
ASSHETON POWNALL.