Noble

(no'bl.) (Numis.) An old English gold coin, worth $1.60, struck in the reign of Edward III., and stamped with the impre ion of a ship, which emblem is supposed to have been commemorative of a naval victory obtained by that monarch over the French at Sluys, in 13410. No'ble, in Indiana, a N.E. co.; area, 430 sq. m.; C. Albion. Pop. 20,339. -In Ohio, an E.S.E. co.; area, 440 sq. m.; C. Sarahsville. Pop. 19,949. [s. 649]