Mr. Cha:Chaloner said after that IJoana and Mr. Hunt had been with him that he would be sick at sessions if he saw reason or would be well if things went well IJoan lifted up her hand agt.against him holding his shirt by the breast saying she would murther him if he confessed any thing to the Governmt.Government he says there is no method of coyning so advantagious as his blancks cast and after plated with thin silver the truth of the experimt.experiment was daily manifested by buttons of Tin played over with silver which are frequently sold in shoe Lane this way he can make a 1000l ꝑper week Hickes's GuangGang one or other of them come every day to see him this morning Pearce the Bayliff at the Castle in the new Buildings was this evening Scott Hickes mistris and IJoanna and another woman with Hunt the solicitrsolicitor who is wthwith him every day mrs Scott is the same woman that had Hickes's Edger in Keeping and lent it to Mr Cragg twice—. mr. Cha: sayes that Tom moor had that edger of Hickes and how that one Pearce Clockmaker made it but says that he had a better way that he edged Shillings with all

Mrs. Coffee sends him word how she was taken up yt.that yethe warden was very urgturgent to have her discover something of him and how that she hath said nothing but how mr Cha: and her husband made French pistolls but nothing of the GineasGuineas and says the Warden was very angery that she would confess noe more of him but she hath sent him word that she will get out of the way at sessions Mr Ch says she is a Bitch for he sent to her when he came first into Newgate and that she sent him word she wisht she might be damned if ever she menītioned him

He says to me that he fears one Peck a Mathematician that had GineasGuineas of him Holloway the Turner Thomas Holloways wife and Taylor engraving GineaGuineastamps for him

Mr. Hunt the sollicitr.sollicitor that was with the Warden yesterday goes to day to the Recorder and the Master of the Bank concerning his pardon–. He says no way so propper as to sham himself sick at the sessions and so to throw mini prayer thus farr ias his Resoluction–. Hee was engaged with a Capt when he came into Newgate who with Mr. Abbot himself and some others were to take 2 Tunn of Copper and 8 Gallons of aqua Fortis wth.with other matters corrspondg.corresponding with those aforesd.said all these was to goe on board a shipp and the Capt. to find 4000l to carry on coyning

This day he sent Hunt the sollicitrsollicitor to the Lord ChChief IJustice yethe Recorder

This day he sent to IJustice Railton the Contents are as follow

In obedience to your order I have writt though unable to hold my pen I came by my pardon thus the Bank of England being cheated of a great many thousand pounds they promised me if I would discover the offendroffender they would get my pardon which I did and had the persons pillorydpilloryed and fined my Lord CChief IJustice and the Recorder send to me telling me that I was sencible I knew many ill practises carryd.carryed on in the Mint and till I had discovered them they would distain my pardon so I proved in parliamt.parliament of many parcells of False GineasGuineas that was stampt in the Tower and severall Dyes conveyd.conveyed away out of the Tower for these and other services the parliamtparliament protected me and the Instrumt.Instrument the Lord Chief IJustices had signed mee which was a meritorious one I got out of the DDuke of Shrewsbury hand and it was pleaded At the GenllGenerall Pleas for Newgate Gillingham's Crew prop him up every day bidding him fear nothing for no one can hurt a hair of his heard.

Hunt goes this day to the master of the Bank

He likewise says in his writing to IJustice Railton that no man in the world can ever say he saw him engrave so much as one letter

Lastly he tells me that he engraved this Mault Tickett that Mr Carter have him pistolls for doing it but how many I know not and how that he hath hid it in a private place moreover adds that his Confederates hath betrayed him in this matter of the Mault Tickets as they did of yethe Bank who after he had marbled and made as many Bank-Bills Bills that would cheque as came to 300000li + was to be put off the Thursday after before which they discovrddiscovered it partly as they do now—. Moreover adds that the Secretary told him if he did not delivr.deliver up the plate for the mault Tickets it should be worse for him + now if he thought would do him any service he hath it ready to produce