We're lucky the BNC (British National Corpus) allows one to search for the period.
I was able this way to make this search:
Only 24 solutions found for this query
ACE 791 ‘Hitler's pact with Stalin — worrying. Very.’
BNC 832 Phillis was a prudent shopper. Very.
C8S 1706 ‘Yes, Monsieur de Chavigny. Very.’
CDE 786 ‘Yes. Very.’
CDE 2331 ‘Yes. Very.
CKC 1343 Favourably impressed. Very.
CKE 2373 ‘Unfortunate. Very.
FRJ 601 Very soon. Very.
GUD 101 ‘Well, it was. Very.
H4C 437 She was very good. Very .
H9Y 1619 The journey was long. Very.
JT3 711 Would it be competitive, though. Very.
JY7 409 …and it had been disconcerting. Very.
K5A 1961 And it is big on sport. Very.
K8R 1599 She was. Very.
KB7 2238 It's ever so nice. Very.
KBC 3847 Yes. Very.
KBF 7182 Yeah. Very.
KBG 2023 Yeah. Very.
KCH 6276 Cos she's very generous. Very.
KCT 11791 Yeah. Very .
KCV 4967 You seem very happy. Very.
KCV 4997 Yes. Very.
KD5 4468 Fo four door but there's some problem because it's their . Very .
which allows me to say that the British are using this fragment (for this is what it is called), "Very." too. I doubt the Irish could have a different take on this one, but ....