]> 2026-05-30T05:16:16+00:00 Ralph Thoresby - William Smith - 1722-04-05 0 en 53.797419444444,-1.5437944444444 1722-04-05Z 2350101.5 'I have enclosed not only the Weights of the Silver and Gold you desired, but have added four-score, which is my whole stock before the Imperial: And cannot but observe, that the fairest and most perfect come nearest that No. 74. inscribed ARG. PUB. (for ''Argentum Publicum'') ''viz''. two Penny Weight, ten Grains. Those which fall most short are such as have laid many centuries in a corroding Earth, as those found in the Skirts of the Moors, betwixt ''Yorkshire'' and ''Lancashire''. ... [a list of weights of coins in Thoresby's collection follows] ' (Smith 1729, pp. 34-8) 15607 English Smith 1729, pp. 34-8 Burnett 2020b, p. 503 coin weight corrosion 15607 Ralph Thoresby - William Smith - 1722-04-05 Leeds Correspondence.png 2023-10-12T10:13:09Z 2460229.9257986 2023-10-12T10:13:35Z 2460229.9260995 false Ralph Thoresby - William Smith - 1722-04-05 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Ralph Thoresby - William Smith - 1722-04-05]] Ralph Thoresby - William Smith - 1722-04-05# QUERY2958263a156ae8406c5db3b89548f938 0 0 csv 1 [[:Ralph Thoresby - William Smith - 1722-04-05]] Ralph Thoresby - William Smith - 1722-04-05# QUERYaa05bd921e82ed8614aa5a10cbc4a3dd