text_original: A Mr. William Wood, a man who owned iron and copper mines, and iron and copper works, sent in a tender which was accepted. A patent was given to Wood permitting him to coin halfpence and farthings to the value of one hundred and eight Digiti zed by Google 316 A HISTORY OF THE FOUR GEORGES. ch. xv. thousand pounds. Walpole had not approved of the scheme himself, but for various reasons he did not ventm*e to upset it.
text_transcription: A MISTER WILLIAM WOOD A MAN WHO OWNED IRON AND COPPER MINES AND IRON AND COPPER WORKS SENT IN A TENDER WHICH WAS ACCEPTED A PATENT WAS GIVEN TO WOOD PERMITTING HIM TO COIN HAY PENCE AND FARTHINGS TO THE VALUE OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS WALPOLE HAD NOT APPROVED OF THE SCHEME HIMSELF BUT FOR VARIOUS REASONS HE DID NOT VENTURE TO UPSET IT
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