Application for a licence to supply the Mint with copper, with details of how best to organise the work if this is granted

Author: Thomas Chambers

Source: MINT 19/2/384, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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Derby y^e 30^th: Decb^r 1707

S^r If my proposall for Supplying with Copper be the most reasonable And if my Lord shold {sic} accept thereof, then I am to beg a favor of you as viz

That in considderration of the trouble and charg I may be att in vending hyring a servant and house for that business I will give you foure pounds ꝑ ton to take that part from my hands

Youre moniers being many can doe that busines if you thinke itt convenient

On the 11^th: Ian^ry I designe to be at Loer {sic} Redbrooke neare Monmouth and stay there till y^e {illeg} 7^th: Feb^ry then returne to London

If any new matter arises in this busines during my absence I shall esteeme itt as an honor done mee if you will please to advise

S^r Y^r Most Fathfull {sic} Serv^tt,

Tho: Chambers
1707

Professor Rob Iliffe
Director, AHRC Newton Papers Project

Scott Mandelbrote,
Fellow & Perne librarian, Peterhouse, Cambridge

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