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Holograph draft memorandum dating the smith's house back to 1553, i.e. before the creation of the Ordnance Office
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Another clerical copy of MINT00802(a) (Mint 19/3/418r)
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Complaint about encroachments on Mint property
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Holograph copy of a clause in the master's indenture guaranteeing freedom of entry and exit
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Report on wardens since 1672 with commendation of Newton as the first not to treat the post as a sinecure
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Copies of English and Latin warrants and other records dating back to the reign of Richard I relating to the appointment, oaths, duties, privileges and powers of lieutenants, chief porters and wardens of the Tower
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Council orders to the Mint to supply a list of residents there not connected with the Mint, and to the Lieutenant of the Tower to hand over to the Mint the buildings claimed by it
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Indignant denial of the charges levelled in MINT00813 (Mint 19/3/409-10)
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Reply to complaints about the demolition of the smith's house
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Documents relating to the expulsion of non-Mint personnel from Mint premises
11.
Report of the demolition by the Ordnance Office of the smith's house at the Mint
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Further holograph draft of MINT00823 (Mint 19/3/407), also dated 20 July 1715
13.
Rough holograph draft, partly struck through, of MINT00825 (Mint 19/3/433)
14.
Incomplete holograph list of smiths since 1567 and legislation since 1553 granting or confirming the Mint officers' jurisdiction over Mint property
15.
Clerical copy of MINT00811 (Mint 19/3/405) with emendations by Newton and name left blank
16.
Draft report: 'An accompt of what belongs to the Warden of his Mties Mint within the Tower of London', listing the buildings regarded as the warden's property and those that used to be regarded as such
17.
Confirmation of Tower residents' privileges
18.
Extracts from earlier masters' indentures relating to Mint independence and freedom of entry and exit
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The smith's house has probably belonged to the Ordnance since the latter's creation
20.
Proposal to renovate the smith's house and convert it for use by clerks of the Ordnance
21.
Certificate exempting Christopher Priddeth, by virtue of his position as Mint clerk, from civic duties and taxation
22.
'Draught of a Memoriall by the Officers of the Mint relateing to the Mint privileges'
23.
Holograph notes on expenditure 1687-8
24.
The Irish Mint, which Lucas [Lieutenant of the Tower] now demands possession of, was transferred from the Mint to the Ordnance during the civil wars but restored to the Mint in 1662
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Further holograph draft of MINT00828 (Mint 19/3/426)
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