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transposed. The Tripe family still exists in South
Devon.
MODBUEY.
106. Obv. IONATHAN . ELLE. A full-faced bust with crowned
broad-brimmed hat and pointed beard.
Rev. OF . MODBVRY . 1662. A roll of tobacco.
This variety of Boyne, page 55, No. 133, was issued two
years before that published specimen, and four years after
it the following was issued :
107. Obv. Legend and device same as No. 106.
Rev. OF . MODBVRY . 1668. IE (filling the field) pro-
bably meaning
i. H. E.
I am indebted to George Fox, Esq., Kingsbridge, for
the two last descriptions, and for the sight of two pen-and-
ink drawings of the tokens by him.
OTTERY ST. MARY.
108. Obv, RICHARD . NESBITT. (Device not stated.)
Rev. IN . OTTERY . ST. . MARY. R. R. N.
This imperfect unpublished description was found by the
writer in a MS. list of coins and tokens, in the library of
our London Numismatic Society.
PLYMOUTH.
109. Obv. MAXEMILLIAN . BovsH. A trefoil. (Plate, No. 12.)
Rev. IN . PLYMOVTH . 1658. Three cinquefoils pierced.
The above was bought by Mr. R. N. Worth, F.G.S., of
Plymouth, at a curiosity shop in London, who kindly lent
it to the writer for engraving.
110. Obv. RALPH . GORDGE (sic.) Three fishes ? palewise.
Rev. IN . PLYMOVTH. R. M. G. (Plate, No. 8.)
This token belongs to Mr. Gill, of Tavistock, and I have