Newton’s Mint Correspondence
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251.
Correspondence relating to Edinburgh Mint funding
252.
Proposal to renovate the smith's house and convert it for use by clerks of the Ordnance
253.
'An Inventory of the Plate and other things delivered into the Trea[su]ry of the Mint by the Honble Her Majesty's Com[missione]rs for Prizes'
254.
"Report of the Assays of Spanish Pieces"
255.
Copy of warrant to the Mint following sessions of Parliament in May 1711
256.
Copy of letter suggesting standards for the Mint in Scotland and in the Tower
257.
Copy of letter to the Chester Mint requesting money taken out of each journey to be sent to the Mint in London
258.
In view of the non-acceptability of Mint receipts post-14 May for the public loan [see MINT00548 (Mint 19/2/543)], what provision is to be made for the vendors?
259.
Recommendations for sorting out the Edinburgh Mint's expenses
260.
Covering letter from Treasury referring MINT00665 (Mint 19/2/367) to Newton
261.
Copy of letter to the Chester Mint containing order relating to the closure of that Mint and payment of its debts
262.
Application to appoint a new smith
263.
Referral of the above
264.
Copy of Newton's response to Leonard Blofield's petition for £2,497.16s.3d. allegedly owed him by Anthony Redhead on behalf of the Norwich Mint
265.
Copy of order for the attendance of the Officers of the Mint at the Trial of the Pix
266.
Letter concerning the melting of money in Scotland into ingots
267.
Certificate exempting Christopher Priddeth, by virtue of his position as Mint clerk, from civic duties and taxation
268.
Discussion of standards by which to gauge the value of gold coin (specifically pistoles)
269.
Letter from Newton to the Treasury requesting a warrant for check weights to be sent to Edinburgh
270.
Report on recent assays and preparations for a pyx trial of pre-Union coin
271.
More detailed account of the value of Mexican and Seville coins taking wear into account
272.
The Earl of Derby [Governor of the Isle of Man] has asked for Manx currency to be coined in the Mint: Mint disapprove of coining foreign money, but see no objection to allowing the moneyers and engravers to make medals for him
273.
On arrangements for transporting tin to Portsmouth prior to export
274.
Copy of letter concerning the passing of French currency in Ireland
275.
In response to queries from Allardes [MINT00391 (Mint 19/3/119), in fact drafted by Newton himself], the Mint approve the proposed allowances
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