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Response to MINT00017 (Mint 19/1/198-9).
2.
Draft of MINT00044 (Mint 19/1/121)
3.
Holograph copy extract from Robert Brackenbury's indenture of 20 July 1483 showing that the master found securities before the indenture was signed, with notes on ten other precedents for this order of procedure dating back to the fourteenth century
4.
Petition to succeed his late brother Daniel as assay master, having been his assistant for fifteen years
5.
Recommends the appointment of Robert Lowe as porter at £20 p.a. by a constitution instead of by a patent, which would cost the appointee too much
6.
'The Names of the Corporation of Moniers'
7.
"Dr Newton's Oath as Warden of the Mint"
8.
Copy of note concerning the petition of Mr Oadham and the place of assay master
9.
Appointment of Edward Harley as keeper of the officers' diet [ie. caterer], succeeding Richard Millard
10.
Clerical copy of the master's oath
11.
List of indentures and warrants relating to coinage made under Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI and Elizabeth
12.
'A Proposal for regulating the Gravers Office'
13.
Bond for Newton's £2,000 security for the mastership
14.
Robert Lowe (porter) and James Whitacre (clerk and assayer's fireman) to Treasury
15.
Variant holograph draft of MINT00087 (Mint 19/1/98-9)
16.
Copy of letter concerning the position of third Graver of the Mint
17.
Further draft of MINT00063 (Mint 19/1/170-71)
18.
Account of the indentures of the Master and Workers of the Mint in 1702 and 1718
19.
A list of various Masters of the Mint from the reign of King Edward III to Henry VIII in whose indentures there is no mention made of the Warden having oversight in melting
20.
Petition for a salary increase
21.
Extracts to the same effect from earlier masters' (Robert Brackenbury's, John Lonison's and Henry Slingsby's) indentures
22.
'To Sr. Isaac Newton Master and Worker of his Maj. Mint in ye Tower/ The Humble Memorial of Sam: Bull 2d. Engraver &c'
23.
Affidavit of Thomas Clenton supporting the claim that the Warden has no right to oversee the Master's melting
24.
Certificate of Newton's securities given [somewhat belatedly] on 12 May 1719 subsequent to his re-appointment as master [on 1 January 1715]: £2,000 from Newton himself, £1,000 from Francis Hall and £1,000 from John Francis Fauquier
25.
Articles establishing that Warden of the Mint did not have any oversight of the Master's melting
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