Clerical copy of Treasury warrant dated 3 August 1680, requiring securities of £2,000 each from the three commissioners appointed on 15 July 1680, John Buckworth, Charles Duncomb [Duncombe] and comptroller James Hoare

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/1/192, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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Iohn Buckworth, Charles Duncomb, Iames Hoare Esq^rs. being Appoynted Com^rs. to exercise + execute the office of Master + Worker of the Mint attending the Lords Com^rs. of his Ma^ts. treary on the 27 day of Iuly 1680 were by them required to enter security to the King at the Remembrancer's Office according to what M^r. Slingsby had done or had been accustomed formerly in the like Case

In Pursueance of that direccon the following Warr^t. was made {Witness}

Whereas his Ma^ty. by his Lrds Patents und^r. y^e great seale of England bearing the date the 15 day of Iuly last past hath Constituted and Appointed Iohn Buckworth, Charles Duncomb of London Esq^r. + Iames Hoar Esq^r. Compt^r. of the Mint to be Com^rs. to exercise and execute the Office of Master + Worker of his Ma^ts. Mint + to do performe + Cause to be done + performed all such matters + things as to that Office appertaineth dureing his Ma^ts. pleasure, These are to pray + require You forthwith according to the Course of the Excheq^r. in his Ma^ts. Name + for his Ma^ts. use to take security of each of the s^d. Com^rs. in three severall Bonds or obligacons in the penalty of two thousand <192v> Pounds each w^th. respective Condicons that they respectively shall well + truely Accompt to his Ma^ty. his Heires + Successours for all sum̄ + sum̄es of Mony which they have rec^d. or shall Come to their hands by reason of the Comicon aforesaid + answ^r. + pay to His Ma^ty. his Heires + successours what shall app^r. at any time or time to be due upon such acc^t. or Acc^ts. as afores^d. + in all respect duely + lawfully exercise + execute the Office afores^d. both with respect to the King's Ma^ty. as also to his Ma^ts. subjects, And further Wee direct you to take for fees of the said Bonds only six shillings + Eight pence + of each of the s^d. Com^rs. only twenty shillings in all four Pounds for takeing the securityes afores^d. + for so doeing this shall be yo^r. Warr^t. Whitehall Treasury Chamb^s.

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^[1] Whitehall treary Chambers the 3^d. day of Aug^t. 1680

^[2] To Our very Lo: friend Henry Ayloffe Esq^r. the Kings Remembrancer or his Deputy