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1376.
Draft of MINT00137 (Mint 19/1/330)
1377.
John Fenton Kistell: The Information of John Fenton Kistell of the parish of St Margarets Westminster Coffeeman 5 January 1699
1378.
'A short Schem of the true Religion'
1379.
Miscellaneous fragmentary alchemical notes
1380.
Copy of note concerning Mr Bond's petition
1381.
Short extracts from an assortment of alchemical writers (early to mid-1670s).
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1382.
A Short Chronicle from the First Memory of Things in Europe, to the Conquest of Persia by Alexander the Great
1383.
Newton's observations on the Synopsis given in the Leipzig Acts of Jones's "Analysis per quantiatum Series" (London, 1711)
1384.
Letter to Henry Oldenburg, dated 13 April 1672
1385.
'Irenicum, or Ecclesiastical Polyty tending to Peace'
1386.
Observations of the sun and moon at the spring equinox
1387.
Copy of letter to the Chester Mint with instructions concerning a levy on the salary of the deputy porter there
1388.
Henry Atherton: The Information of Henry Atherton of the parish of St Martins in the Fields in the county of Middlesex Cordwainer 27 August 1699
1389.
Treasury minute to Mint to advance £100 to Brandshagen and his party
1390.
Julian Tuffin: The Information of Julian Tuffin of the parish of St James Westminster 19 August 1699
1391.
'Pearce the black Monck upon ye Elixir': an alchemical verse allegory, 226 lines.
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1392.
Variant copy of the 'Letter of ye Rnd ffather Peter Iesuite' which constituted the rest of SL293 and is now in Trinity College Cambridge (R.16.38 f. 442).
1393.
Holograph copy of the master's oath, with draft certificate in Latin that Newton took it in 1700
1394.
Memorandum by Newton specifying the uses to which the money allocated to the Mint by Parliament can be put, breaking it down into specific sums for specific purposes, and stating which Mint officers are responsible for allocating which funds
1395.
Royal warrant approving the Mint's proposed designs of gold and silver coin subject to certain alterations
1396.
'Liber Mercurioum [sic: leg. 'Mercuriorum'] Corporum' (1668-75).
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1397.
Fragment on the Epistles to the Seven Churches (section 7.3h)
1398.
Personal letter
1399.
Memoranda on accounting, checking and packing
1400.
Notes for 'Theologiæ Gentilis Origines Philosophicæ
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