in the i
money
market to
represent
the Treasury, and advice as to
the probability of the Mint becoming hereafter
fit for profitable
use
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investigating the subjects adverted
My
enclosed Memorandum
Enclosure 8:2. to in
appointing the members.
so available
by Bankers
9.
Co
and the General Public,
to ensure it sufficient work to
cover its expenses.
8.
I had hoped the Commission would have presented its report in time for transmission by this Mail, but although that is now impossible, I have felt it right to inform your Lordship that such a commission has been appointed - and is now
In the meantime it seems
desirable that the enclosed requisition should be forwarded to the Master of the Mint for his
remarks; and I would also
suggest that
yet
if
no steps have been taken to increase the
Mint Staff by an Assistant Assayer and two additional workmen in the Melting Department, nothing further should be done in the matter till receipt of the report of the Commission of