[N] Savery is supposed to have died in 1715, but no particulars are on record respecting his death and burial.
[O] His address “To the Gentlemen Adventurers in the Mines of England,” is dated “London, Sep. 22, 1701.”
[P] See [Appendix G.]
[Q] On the contrary, he expressly declares he had never seen such an engine.—H. D.
[R] The Harleian MS. “Century” has for Article No. 88, “A Stamping Engine,” in lieu of the “Brazen Head.” Mr. Partington alters this to “A Coining Engine.”
[S] See [Appendix C.]
[T] The following concluding part of the MS., added as a postscript, does not appear in the 1st edition, 1663:—“Besides many omitted, and some of three sorts willingly not set down, as not fit to be divulged, least ill use may be made thereof; but to show that such things are also within my knowledge, I will here in myne owne cypher set down at least one of each, not to be concealed where duty, and affection obligeth me.”
[U] This Petition is calendared under the date “1665?” but probably belongs to 1664.
[V] Cal. State Papers, Dom. Series, 1665–6. Edited by Mary A. E. Green, 8vo. 1664, p. 153. No. 138, and No. 138, i.
