Copy of letter concerning bill and warrants relating to several public seals Isaac Newton c. 284 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 19 Feb 1717/8, c. 284 words.

Printed in NC, 6: 432-3. Treasury referral copied in Mint 1/7.102, MINT01157.

 Draft of a report on Brandshagen's and the Hamiltons' expense claims, specifying which of the expenses Newton considers justified [MINT 19/3/261] MINT 1/7/102, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 1/7/102 19 Feb 1717/8 England English Clerical Hand Mint Economic Theory and Legislation Accounts and Expenses Correspondence Transcribed by Will Scott Catalogued by Will Scott
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To the Rt.Right Honble:Honourable the Lords Comrs:Commissioners of his MajtiesMajesties Treasury

May it please your Lordships

In obedience to your Lordships Order of Reference of the 26th. of Iuly last past upon the Bill hereunto Annexed of the Administratrix of Mr. IJohn Ross deceased late Engraver of his Majties.Majesties seal, We humbly report to your Lordships that We have considered and Examined the same, and do find by the perusal of the several Warrants she has produced to us, that his Majty.Majesty had directed the making of of the several seals in the said Bill mentioned before the death of her husband and by seaveral Certificates and Receipts it appears that they were delivered to the respective Offices, or Officers of state they were ordered for, and as they have been Weighed in the Mint, that they are of the Weight expressed in /r:the said bill.

We further humbly certifie your LordpsLordships that we have examined the prices of the said seales, Which we find to be the same with those allowed to the said Mr. Ross in his life time for the like seals engraved in her late MajtiesMajesties Reign, and with those paid to his Predecessors; And as it appears to us upon Examining the Impressions of the said seales, and upon comparing them with the former remaining with us, That the work now performed by Mr. Rooses administratrix is good, We are humbly of opinion he may deserve the prices sett down in the Bill amounting to one thousand two hundred twenty six pounds give shillings and seven pence.

All which is most humbly submitted to Your Lordships

great Wisdom

Rich Sandford Isaac Newton

Mint Office the 19th. February.

1717/8