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51.
Extract from [previous master] Thomas Neale's indenture
52.
Offers £4,000 security against renewal of his mastership: £2,000 himself and £1,000 each from Thomas Hall [master's assistant] and John Francis Fauquier [deputy master]
53.
Copy of letter recommending John Rollos for the newly vacant position of Assistant to the Chief Engraver
54.
Appeal against the Mint's verdict rejecting his application for the post of assay master, specifically accusing Newton of favouritism
55.
Account of the indentures of the Master and Workers of the Mint in 1732
56.
Extract to the same effect from John Lonison's indenture of 1572, with note (in a different hand) that the same applied to Richard Martin under James I and to Robert Harley under Charles I
57.
Further draft of MINT00063 (Mint 19/1/170-71)
58.
The £60 p.a. allowed for a master's assay master (as distinct from the royal assay master) has for a long time been paid to the deputy master, who has authority to examine the work of the royal assay master
59.
Holograph draft of MINT00063 (Mint 19/1/170-71)
60.
Treasury certificate that Newton has taken an oath not to reveal the new method of rounding and edging coin
61.
Copy of letter concerning the petition of Thomas Silvester
62.
Holograph draft of a warrant authorising Croker and Bull to take charge of all engraving tools and machines
63.
Clerical copy of royal warrant allocating salaries to each post in the Mint
64.
Original royal indenture confirming Newton's mastership and setting out his duties
65.
Treasury referral of the petition of the Gravers of the Mint
66.
List of wardens, masters, comptrollers and other officers 1603-1692
67.
Proposal for £35 p.a. for Francis Beresford to be taken on as apprentice engraver for six years to supply the place of [Gabriel] le Clerk, whose post has been vacant for some years
68.
Receipt for weighing machines and trial pieces
69.
Royal warrant allocating the division of 14d. poundage between the Mint officers and moneyers, and fixing the formers' salaries
70.
Appointment of Hannah Briggs as keeper of the officers' diet
71.
Petition for a pay increase
72.
'The State of the Mint'
73.
Holograph list of proposed amendments to the Mint indenture, including an additional remedy of one grain for every ten quarter-guineas
74.
Letter from Lord Dorset to T. Neale
75.
Further holograph draft on the examinations of Oadham and Brattell
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