81-93)

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/3/80, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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  Draft indenture for the Edinburgh Mint, requiring conformity with London practice and allowing apprentices to be sent to London for training [MINT 19/3/82-93]

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pag. 2. lin 2, 3. dele with alterations & additions if any shall be thought fit & directed by her Majesty for the better management & carrying on of that service.

× pag 5 lin 2, 17 add General.] Ib. l. 16, add or otherwise imprested to him by the Lord High Treasurer or Commissioners of the Treasury of the time being.

× pag. 12. l. 13. read, four keys, whereof one key shall remain with the sa>id General & one other of the keys shall &c see pag 16 l. 3.

× p. 16. l 11 read, said General Warden &c

p 19. l. 3. qu? p. 21 lin ult? o, 23. The oath of secresy may be omitted?

× p. 26 l 16 r. respective pieces of

× p. 28. l. 14. Dele

pag. 9 Consider the trial pieces

pag. 24 None to vend pay or distribute money unpixed

If neither the Master & Worker nor any person or persons acting under him do or shall – – – to prison, & further