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<dd>Caption title. Dated (p. 4): Jan. 16th. 1659</dd></dl><p>[Part 2] has caption: An order of Mr. Atturny and Mr. Solicitor general, directed to several justices of the peace for London, and Middlesex ... Dated (p. 7): Febr. 19, 1659
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<dl><dd>[Part 3] has caption: To the Parliament of England, and Councel of state. The humble petition of Tho. Violet of London goldsmith. Dated (p. 8): 16. of Febr. 1659</dd>
<dd>All three parts are concerned with Violet's action to bring one Richard Pight of the mint, and "clerk of the coyning irons", and other counterfeiters to justice</dd>
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<dl><dd>Violet, Thomas, active 1634-1662</dd>
<dd>Pight, Richard</dd>
<dd>England and Wales. Parliament (1659)</dd>
<dd>City of London (England). Lord Mayor's Court</dd></dl></div>
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