<500r>

London 26th. Aprill 1701.

Honoured Sir

Some of our Bank Tellers have had a Petition before your Lordshipps a considerable time for their service in telling money att the Tower when the money was recoind. It has been refer'd to the Master and the rest of the Officers of the Mint, who have severall times attended and bin ready to make their report, but could not gett the Petition cal'd for, Wee intreat Sir your favour as well to call for the Petition as also in behalfe of the Persons concern'd And are

Sir Your most Obedient humble Servants

[1]

{Saml. Baly}

Gilbert Hallnote

Saml. Lethieullier

James Bateman

<501r>

To

The Right Honourable Richard Hill Esqr.

These

[1] The Petition is Minitted to be read when the Officers of the Mint are here and they being now attending your Lordshipp is desired to call for itt

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