Calverney Pinckney informing Newton of the visit of Justice Tracy

Author: Calverley Pinckney (Deputy to the Warden of the Mint)

Source: Ms. 361(2), f. 54r-v, New College Library, Oxford, UK

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S^r. Isaac 5:^o Sept. 1719.

MR Justice Tracy will be in Towne at his Chambers on Wen’day next And towards the latter end next Week designes for Dorsett:Shire Therefore on Wen’day Morn. or before I will take y^e freedome to D|L|eave for or Deliver to you M^r. Tates Letter out of Leicestershire you gave me the other day that if you please you may discourse with y^e Judge on wen’sday upon the contents therein I p^resume to Subscribe my Selfe Hon.^d S^r. Yo^r. most Obed.^t humble Serv^t Calverley Pinckney

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For S^r. Isaac Newton att his House In S.^t Martins Street on South Side of Lester Feilds / These

Professor Rob Iliffe
Director, AHRC Newton Papers Project

Scott Mandelbrote,
Fellow & Perne librarian, Peterhouse, Cambridge

Faculty of History, George Street, Oxford, OX1 2RL - newtonproject@history.ox.ac.uk

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