'Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Rec^rs & Collect^rs At the Ports proceeding the 1^st May 1707'

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/3/192-3, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Rec^rs. & Collect^rs. At the Pots proceeding the 1^st. May 1707.

March. 2^d.			Scots.
1710.			£	s	d
	By Iames Houston		1926.	6.	7
	By S^r. Ioⁿ. Swinton		1562.	10.	1
	By Arch^d. Montgomerie		1435.	11.	0
	By Iohn Bethune		925.	2.	6
	By Cap^t. William Baillie		2781.	7.	9
	By Iames Baillie		2502.	7.	–
	By S^r. 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.
	By M^r. W^m Fullarton		9.	9.	8	£	s	d
			14828.	11.	6	1235.	14.	$\frac{3}{2}$
	By M^r Will. Spance Late Rec^r. of the Bullion	}				151.	2.	2
					£	1386.	16.	$\frac{5}{2}$

|N.| The Barrons of the Excheq^r. have drawn an Order on M^r. Douglas the Rec^r. Dated y^e. 16. Feb^r. 1710. To pay £1500. Out of the Bullion Money to M^r. Scott. To Accompt of the Late M^r {Worker} of the Mint, Whereas there is only in his hands, at Present but £1254. 7. 11.

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The Totall of the Sum craved by the Master from the Goverment {sic} to his {Order} to his {sic} Accompts and the Articles thereof that are uncontraverted, And his Allowanc{e} upon the pound Weight being Stated y^e same as In
England is			£	10887.	7.	8.	Str.
	Money he is Charged with as Rec^d by him is	}		5{illeg}\|125\|.
	So the Ballance Due is		£	5762.	7.	8.
Of which the Barons of the Exchq^r. have given War^t. for paying what the Master Owes to y^e Bank			}	1500.	–	—
	Ballance still resting to the Master Vncontraverted	}	£	4262.	7.	8.
Seperate & over and above the Mony^rs. Claime

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Acco^t. of Rests of Bullion

also. A

State of the Master of the Mint In Edenburg his Acco^t.

March 2^d. 1710.

'Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Recrs & Collectrs At the Ports proceeding the 1st May 1707'

'Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Rec^rs & Collect^rs At the Ports proceeding the 1^st May 1707'