The three commissioners invite tenders for melting from [Thomas] Thornton, the present melter, and Edward Robinson Unknown c. 266 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 9 August 1680, c. 266 words. MINT 19/1/193, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 19/1/193 9 August 1680 England English Unknown Hand MintPersonnel and Administration Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo & John Young Catalogue exported to teiHeader by Michael Hawkins Transcribed by Will Scott

Augst. the 9th. 1680.

The Comrs.Commissioners being this day met at the office of the Mint by tenn of the Clock in the forenoone agreed to goe to Mr. Hall of the Excheqr.Exchequer Office being the King's Remembrancer's Deputy Wednesday next in the Morning to give security according to the Warrt.Warrant of the Lds.Lords Comrs:Commissioners of his Mats.Majestys trearytreasury Dated the 3d. day of this Instant Augt. & from thence to my Lord Chancellours to be sworne.

The Comrs. this day orderd Mr. Thenton the pr.sent Metler to deliver to them Proposalls in Writeing at wt. Rates he will undertake the Melting of the Gold + silver + Cast the same into Clean Barre fitt to be made into the Money He bearing all the Waste + Charge there of + provide all Tooles Vtensills + Materialls used in the sd. Worke agt. Wedndesday next in the afternoone wch.which he promises to doe.

Mr. Edwd. Robinson is likewise order'd by the Comrs. to deliver to them Proposalls in Writeing at wt. rates he will undertake the Melting of the Gold + silver + cast yethe same into Clean Barrs fitt to be made into Money + bear all the Waste + Charge thereof + pay all Labourers Moulders + others + provide all tooles utensills + Materialls used in the sd. Worke agt. Wednesday next in yethe afternoone wch.which he likewise promises to doe.

This day the Comrs. tooke an Inventory of the tooles + utensills belonging to the Mint that were then remaining in the hands of the Gravers wch.which is expressed before for 27