Newton’s Mint Correspondence
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426.
Declaration that Edward Carter, a waterman and servant to the Mint, is exempt from parish duties
427.
Approves James Girard's bill for engraving seals
428.
"Report of the Officers of the Mint upon the Proposals of Mr Holt and Mr Williams for rising the Price of her Majesty's Tin"
429.
Copy of proposal to take on Beresford as apprentice
430.
Copy of order to produce coin bearing particular arms
431.
"A Memorial of the Warden of the Mint about his Expences in prosecuting Coyners"
432.
Copy of report concerning the weight and value of the tools and utensils made for the late great coinage
433.
High praise of MINT00322 (Mint 19/2/111-16) following its publication in the previous day's Daily Courant, though with certain reservations about the risk of a drain on gold reserves following the devaluation
434.
Letter concerning the exchange of currency with Sweden, with an extract from a relevant treaty
435.
"Report of the Officers of the Mint upon Sir Theodore Janssen's proposal to carry 150 tuns of Tin to the Streights"
436.
Oppose [Gabriel] le Clerk's petition to succeed Harris as engraver: would like to take him on as third engraver under Croker and Bull, but not until summer 1705, due to the cost of repairs occasioned by last year's storms [see MINT00063 (Mint 19/1/170-71)]
437.
Copy of a note to the Mint notifying them of a claim regarding a potential discovery of false coining
438.
Copy of referral of order for a trial of the pix
439.
Copy of order from Oxford to pay the provost and moneyers of the Mint in the Tower
440.
Copy of order to pay the Chief Warden of the jury of goldsmiths to defray charges relating to the trial of the pix
441.
Report on samples of ore sent to the Mint by Townshend for testing: it is rich in silver, but Newton does not know where it comes from
442.
Letter concerning a potential raise to the salaries of the clerks of the Mint
443.
Letter from Newton to Theodore Janssen asking that Charles Gregory may take part in the next South Sea subscription
444.
Letter from John Stanley concerning two proposals related to the tin trade
445.
Petition of Francis Moore to the Treasury for a share of the estate of the convicted counterfeiter William Hawkins (executed on 26 July), as a reward for ascertaining the extent of this estate
446.
Copy of a report of the Officers of the Mint upon the Bill of Mr James Gerard, chief engraver of his Majesty's Seals
447.
Copy of letter to the Mint concerning the transportation of the pix from the Edinburgh Mint
448.
Copy of order to produce account of the Mint following the death of the assaymaster
449.
Copy of letter concerning covering the costs of coinage at the Mint in Scotland
450.
Response to the applications at MINT00062 (Mint 19/1/140-45) and others
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