Plate 6 was registered on 17 June 1840 and 38,000 sheets were printed from it.
The earliest recorded usage is 29 June 1840.
[AC] cancelled with a red Maltese cross
[GD-GE] pair, cancelled with red Maltese crosses
[DA] cancelled with a red Maltese cross
[KC] from Durham to Hartlepool, dated 11 February 1841, cancelled with a red Maltese cross Late use of the red Maltese cross
[IE-IF] pair, cancelled with red Maltese crosses
[TG-TH] pair, cancelled with red Maltese crosses
[IL] Shrewsbury to Lillenhall, dated 13 February 1841, cancelled with a red maltese cross Late use of the red Maltese cross
[GA-GD] strip of four, cancelled with red Maltese crosses
[OH] from Carlow, County Leinster to Dublin, dated 15 February 1841, cancelled a with red Maltese cross Late use of the red Maltese cross
[PG] from Henley on Thames to London, dated 18 September 1840, cancelled with three red Maltese crosses
[BF] from Poulton to Blackburn, dated 15 February 1841, cancelled with Poulton Penny Post in black and than with a magenta Maltese cross of Preston Late use of the red Maltese cross
[ME] cancelled with a ruby Maltese cross [e]
[GF] cancelled with a black Maltese cross
[GI] cancelled with a black London numeral (Inland 6)
[RH] cancelled with a black numeral (918 Worcester)
[BJ] from Leeds to Oldham, dated 10 October 1844, cancelled with a black numeral (447 Leeds)
