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891.
Offers £4,000 security against renewal of his mastership: £2,000 himself and £1,000 each from Thomas Hall [master's assistant] and John Francis Fauquier [deputy master]
892.
"Mint report about sending tin to the Straights"
893.
'Memoriall for [and apparently by] William Drummond present Warden of Her Majesties Mint att Edinburgh'
894.
'Verses at the end of B[asil] Valentine's mystery of the Microcosm'
[Normalized Text (at Chymistry of Isaac Newton)][Catalogue Entry]
895.
John Ignatius Lawson's Letter to Isaac Newton
896.
'A Scheame of the Trade as it as at p[re]sent carried on': clerical copy of 1674 table of import-export trade with France since 1668
897.
Another holograph draft of MINT00229 (Mint 19/2/8), on the reverse of part of a printed pamphlet advocating the confiscation of Roman Catholic property
898.
Preparatory notes and calculations concerning Dutch trade and English customs on it for MINT00720 (Mint 19/3/498-9)
899.
Rough holograph notes in Latin on calculating latitudes and longitudes, preceded by a list in English of the requisite mathematical, geographical and astronomical tables
900.
Clerical copy of the Privy Council's instructions to Brandshagen and Hamilton [based on Newton's suggestions in MINT00780 (Mint 19/3/231-2)]
901.
Adverse report on the tender of [John] Drummond to handle tin in Amsterdam
902.
Draft Versions of 'The Queries'
903.
Joan Evans: The Information of Joan Evans of the parish of St Giles in the Fields Spinster 6 June 1700
904.
Letter from John Collins to Newton, dated 5 July 1671
905.
Letter from Newton to an unknown recipient regarding an assay of ore
906.
Assessment of the poundage due to the Edinburgh master
907.
Mary Brannon/Booker: Untitled, 3 November 1698
908.
An account of the vicissitudes of pursuing coinage offenders
909.
Copy of letter recommending John Rollos for the newly vacant position of Assistant to the Chief Engraver
910.
Holograph accounts of three successful trials of counterfeiters, adduced as precedents to show that such crimes could be prosecuted long after they were committed, and could be accounted high treason
911.
Further holograph draft of MINT00786 (Mint 19/3/260)
912.
Three partial holograph drafts similar to MINT00457 (Mint 19/3/56) but suggesting a compromise Newton has proposed to the Treasury, raising the Edinburgh Mint's allowance to £1,450 p.a.
913.
Report on copper coinage
914.
William Butler: The Information of William Butler of Rupert Street in Piccadilly 2nd day June 1698
915.
Richard Cossens & Boniface Bywater: The Information of Richard Cossens of Stamford in the County of Lincoln Goldsmith and Boniface Bywater Clockmaker 15 August 1697
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