Letter from the Mint Board to The Lord High Treasurer regarding the state of the house of the surveyor of meltings

Author: John Stanley, Isaac Newton, John Ellis

Source: MINT 19/2/497, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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To the Right Honourable the Lord high Treasurer

May it please your Lordship

We humbly take leave to represent to your Lordship that the house in the Mint belonging to the Surveyer of the Meltings is so decayd that it cannot be repair'd

The Money Allow'd by Act of Parliament for repairs and Buildings in the Mint is not Sufficient to keep all the Houses in the Mint in good repair, most of which are very old, and to build new ones

That Your Lordship being Impowr'd by an Act of Parliament anno 1705 to dispose of 500^li a Year for Salaries and other Service's of the Mint out of which Your Lordship has been pleas'd to allow 400^li a year to the Monyers for their Maintenance, We humbly pray Your Lordship will please to grant us an Order for the remaining 100^li a Year for two Years to Commence from Christmas last to enable Us to build a new house for the Surveyer of the Meltings.

All which is humbly Submitted to your Lordships great Wisdome

I Stanley
Is. Newton.
In Ellis.

^[1]

^[1] Mint Office
Iuly 1707