Wants to release records of Mint salaries as public documents. Discusses pensions.
Wants to release records of Mint salaries as public documents. Discusses pensions.
Final adjustments to Moneyers' claims for compensation is in progress. Expects these to be ready when Moneyers' work terminates next week.
Of JH's activities with some of the children; about an invitation to the Mansion House ball, and of the health and activities of several friends.
Anxiously awaiting reply to JH's letter of 4 July requesting [?]'s recommendation of a London firm that can quickly evaluate Moneyers' equipment.
Henry Finch and F. R. Brande declined offices of junior clerks at Mint. JH needs to fill these positions quickly with qualified young men.
Accuses JA and Moneyers of ignoring agreement by refusing to vacate rooms and relinquish tools at Mint, and of purposely slowing down Mint officers' preparation to resume coining money. [Memorandum on verso: Edward Enfield and H. D. Harness were present at time of agreement.]
Submits JH's reformed organizational plan for Mint and new personnel assignments [see JH's 1851-7-26] for approval by Treasury commissioners.
Asks WW to sign a letter to Lord John Russell being circulated on behalf of Richard Jones.
[Formal notice] Promulgation of positions and duties within reorganized Mint establishment.
Wants recommendation from WT for teacher of the 'art of Talbotyping.'