'Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Rec<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi> & Collect<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi> At the Ports proceeding the 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> May 1707' Isaac Newton c. 280 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 2 March 1710, c. 280 words.

Account of the balances held by various Scottish customs officers, and computation of the amount outstanding to the Edinburgh master.

 MINT 19/3/192-3, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 19/3/192-3 2 March 1710 England English Unknown Hand MintEdinburgh Mint Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo & John Young Catalogue exported to teiHeader by Michael Hawkins Transcribed by Will Scott
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Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Recrs.Receivers & Collectrs.ors At the Pots proceeding the 1st. May 1707.

March. 2d. Scots. 1710. £sd By IJames Houston 1926.6.7 By Sr.Sir Ion. Swinton 1562.10.1 By Archd. Montgomerie 1435.11.0 By IJohn Bethune 925.2.6 By Capt. William Baillie 2781.7.9 By IJames Baillie 2502.7.– By Sr.Sir Robrt Anstrother 65.19.0 By David Sutherland 1495.0.2 By Mex Seton 43.10.– By Ion. Elliot 36.4.6 By Kenneth Vrquart 33.11.4 By Dundass of Breastmilne 217.10.6 By Provost Muire 1576.15.7 By Provost Cunninghame 217.5.10 Ster.Sterling By Mr. Wm Fullarton 9.9.8 £sd 14828.11.6 1235.14.32 By Mr Will. Spance Late Recr.Receiver of the Bullion } 151.2.2 £ 1386.16.52
N. The Barrons of the Excheqr.Exchequer have drawn an Order on Mr. Douglas the Recr.Receiver Dated ye.the 16. Febr. 1710. To pay £1500. Out of the Bullion Money to Mr. Scott. To Accompt of the Late MrMaster Worker of the Mint, Whereas there is only in his hands, at Present but £1254. 7. 11. The Totall of the Sum craved by the Master from the GovermentGovernment to his Order to his Accompts and the Articles thereof that are uncontraverted, And his Allowance upon the pound Weight being Stated yethe same as Iin England is £10887.7.8.StrSterling. Money he is Charged with as RecdReceived by him is } 5125. So the Ballance Due is £ 5762.7.8. Of which the Barons of the Exchqr.Exchequer have given Wart.Warrant for paying what the Master Owes to yethe Bank } 1500.–— Ballance still resting to the Master Vncontraverted } £ 4262.7.8. Seperate & over and above the Monyrs.Moneyers Claime Accot.Account of Rests of Bullion also. A State of the Master of the Mint In Edenburg his AccotAccount. March 2d. 1710.