Harrington

(har’ing-ton), m. [So called be- eause the patent for i uing it was first granted (in 1613) to Lord Harrington.] A copper farthing-token current in England under James I. and Obverse. Reverse. Charles I. Harrington of James I., British Museum. (Size of the original.) I have lost four or five friends, and not gotten the value of one Ha on. Sir H. Wotton, Letters, p. 558. I will not bate a Harrington of the sum. B. Jonson, Devil is an A , ii. 1.