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76.
Detailed report on the trial at London of Wood's copper coinage for Ireland, which was found satisfactory, with an account of the amount of Wood's coinage up to 28 March 1724
77.
Submits his design for a medal [to commemorate the proclamation of Queen Anne's Bounty, a series of measures to relieve impoverished clergy]. Suggests that in future he be given authority to approve medal designs himself, to save the Treasury time
78.
Response to a memorandum from Nicholson and Briggs
79.
Report on pyx trial of copper coins, finding them satisfactory
80.
Letter from Isaac Newton to Treasury, dated 10 June 1718
81.
'About' £39,281 worth of plate was received on 11, 12 and 14 May combined, besides some £6,000 worth yet to be assessed
82.
'To proue that a quantity of Tin cannot be had in ye East Indies'
83.
'Observations upon the state of the Coins of Gold and Silver'
84.
An account of the copper sold to Hines and Appleby since 7 March 1721 [= 1722] and the quantity delivered by them to the Tower
85.
Recommend accepting Henry Hines' tender to supply copper
86.
Copy of referral of order for a trial of the pix
87.
Detailed list of supplies to be sent to Edinburgh and their prices
88.
Covering letter for MINT00554 (Mint 19/2/516) with explanatory notes
89.
The smith's house has probably belonged to the Ordnance since the latter's creation
90.
Copy of authorisation to defray the charges of a dinner for the jury at the trial of the pix
91.
Copy of order to pay the Chief Warden of the jury of goldsmiths to defray charges relating to the trial of the pix
92.
In support of a protest by the Corporation of Moneyers against Wood's licence to coin [MINT00508 (Mint 19/2/460-61)]
93.
On a request from the East India Company to be supplied with two mills and two presses for Fort St. George [in Madras]
94.
Application for the post of weigher and teller, with details of his previous service
95.
Letter from Mint to Treasury, dated c. End of 1702
96.
Petition for a reward for informing against owners of illegal presses
97.
Excerpt of copy of minutes of meeting at Treasury Chambers concerning the proposal of Mr Essington for the coining of copper
98.
'Memoriall Concerning the Mint of Scotland', arguing for a resumption of Scottish coinage, which ceased on 4 August 1710, and an increase in the provision of £1,200 p.a. for the Edinburgh Mint
99.
Proposal for £35 p.a. for Francis Beresford to be taken on as apprentice engraver for six years to supply the place of [Gabriel] le Clerk, whose post has been vacant for some years
100.
Letter from Newton to the Treasury requesting a warrant for check weights to be sent to Edinburgh
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