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amonighte them the goodes articulate | amongste them the goodes articulate |
And th hee saith is true | And this hee saith is true |
by tresse of weather | by stresse of weather |
of the befence of yt | of the defence of yt |
righte worshipfull hard Zouch | righte worshipfull Richard Zouch |
saieth and depose as afolloweth | saieth and deposeth as followeth |
sawe the said shippe comaged and searched | sawe the said shippe romaged and searched |
sawe the comageinge of the said shippe after all her goodes were take out of her | sawe the romageinge of the said shippe after all her goodes were take out of her |
the articulate shippe the Mary ffse | the articulate shippe the Mary Rose |
the barrells of Anthones and Capers | the barrells of Anchovies and Capers |
the rese of the sd goodes | the reste of the said goodes |
the take of the Blessinge | the takeinge of the Blessinge |
he usuall and ordinant fraighte prices | the usuall and ordinary fraighte prices |
the yeare of on bord 1636 or 1637 | the yeare of our Lord 1636 or 1637 |
this examats beefe remembrance | this examinats beste remembrance |
to Mashforde | to Washforde |
to Mashforde in Ireland | to Washforde in Ireland |
to Pishforde | to Washforde |
viselicet | videlicet |
to Wishford in Ireland | to Washford in Ireland |
ilver and gild | silver and gold |
hee saieth hee disterste excepte what hee disburste for | hee saieth hee disburste excepte what hee disburste for' |
layen and redd at Anchor | layen and rodd at Anchor |
safe and free either from doeinge or receiveing suite for all the tyme aforesd | safe and free either from doeinge or receiveing hurte for all the tyme aforesaid |
the shippe to f which the damage in question happened | the shippe to which the damage in question happened |
saveinge this to his beste remembrance | saveinge that to his beste remembrance |
the shippe that rece the damage in question | the shippe that received the damage in question |
noe other writeinges or bills that incerned the said shipp | noe other writeinges or bills that concerned the said shipp |
That by th reporte of Seamen | That by the reporte of Seamen |
Santa Dominge is in the fattende of 17s degres to the Southwarde | Santa Domingo is in the latitude of 17s degres to the Southwarde |
Ad 20uj de rendet | Ad 20uj respondet |
the shippe the Sta Cara | the shippe the Santa Clara |
which shee broughte her to Southton | which shee broughte in her to Southampton |
laden aboard the Sta Chary | laden aboard the Santa Clara |
at Sta Dominge | at Santa Domingo |
but what her diculer quants each man had hee knoweth to not | but what particuler quantityes each man had hee knoweth not |
but saieth the same was have bine transported in the said shippe | but saieth the same was to have bine transported in the said shippe |
concerninge the take of the Blessinge and the goodes in her | concerninge the takeinge of the Blessinge and the goodes in her |
the interrogate Mr Drunckwater | the interrogate Mr Drinckwater |
the sd Duncke water | the said Drinckewater |
one of the servoyers of the Customehouse | one of the surveyers of the Customehouse |
the other fower put into Wheringe to bee carried to Chesters Key | the other fower put into Wherryes to bee carried to Chesters Key |
there to bee is upp in a warehouse | there to bee put upp in a warehouse |
saveinge that the sd interrte Haman did signe | saveinge that the interrogate Haman did signe |
the order which was given to the said haman to concerneinge the foresaid goodes | the order which was given to the said Haman concerneinge the foresaid goodes |
there were letters in the said shippe broughte to London which concerned the said fformander by vertue of which or foure of which as hee conceiveth the said ffernandes demannded the goodes in question | there were letters in the said shippe broughte to London which concerned the said ffernandes by vertue of which or foure of which as hee conceiveth the said ffernandes demannded the goodes in question |
which hee knoweth to bee true living in these with the said Mann | which hee knoweth to bee true living in house with the said Mann' |
to bee entred in their borne | to bee entred in their booke' |
the articulate shipp the fflowersence | the articulate shipp the fflowerdelice |
Ament de Grote was principall factor | Arent de Grote was principall factor |
at Sta Dominge | at Santa Domingo |
hee knoweth or remembreth not for th not regardinge or lookeinge after the same | hee knoweth or remembreth not for that not regardinge or lookeinge after the same |
they could have hundred the same | they could have hindred the same |
unfitted and p unprovided for the sea | unfitted and unprovided for the sea |
to saile all alongste the sheare | to saile all alongste the shoare |
there was ste his beste remembrance | there was to his beste remembrance |
in hac cause | in hac causa |
the lighter of Coppray in question | the lighter of Coppras in question' |
to the said ipp side | to the said shipp side |
and for his letter safelye to returne to the shoare | and for his better safelye to returne to the shoare |
yt was not onelye darke and Daske ut predeposuit, but the weather was alsoe verye stormye and tempestuous | yt was not onelye darke and Duske ut predeposuit, but the weather was alsoe verye stormye and tempestuous |
like to be dacker before they could have unladen | like to be darcker before they could have unladen |
before they could have unladen the said lighte | before they could have unladen the said lighter |
but wished the lightermen to goe and come againe th on the morrowe | but wished the lightermen to goe and come againe on the morrowe |
the same mighte in which hee lighter of goodes in question came to the side of the arlate shippe the Roberte | the same nighte in which hee lighter of goodes in question came to the side of the arlate shippe the Roberte' |
goodes in her throughte extreamitye of the weather | goodes in her through extreamitye of the weather |
is shippe the Richard and Anne of which hee was muster | his shippe the Richard and Anne of which hee was master |
to goe the Isle of Kent | to goe to the Isle of Kent |
fortye thousand pipestanes | fortye thousand pipestaves |
of the said prestaves | of the said pipestaves |
hee beene then there and understandinge Spanished | hee beene then there and understandinge Spanishe |
a voyce Roye Governor | a vyce Roye Governor |
Ad 4uj pro partes alvis praedepoitis | Ad 4uj pro parte salvis praedepoitis |
the company some of them did complaine of badoes and want of victualls | the company some of them did complaine of badnes and want of victualls |
they maste have the said shippe | they muste have the said shippe |
laded the sd singer | laded the said ginger |
demanndeinge a dispatch of him for the said ginge | demanndeinge a dispatch of him for the said ginger' |
have the said gunger on shoare againe | have the said ginger on shoare againe |
at vales hee would under take to turne upp within said shippe to Loritata | at Vales hee would under take to turne upp with the said shippe to Loratava |
And this hee affirmet uppon his oath to bee true | And this hee affirmeth uppon his oath to bee true |
depre | die praedicta |
sworne and examined as aforesd saye and deposeth as followeth vizt | sworne and examined as aforesaid sayeth and deposeth as followeth videlicet |
laded the said ginge to the interrte Thope | laded the said ginger to the interrogate Thope |
exceedinge violent stormye foule and tempestuours weather | exceedinge violent stormye foule and tempestuous weather |
could scarce tell well whether the said shippe did sincke or swyne | could scarce tell well whether the said shippe did sincke or swyme |
all the damage which happened or came to the gunger interrte | all the damage which happened or came to the ginger interrogate' |
and saieth that aboute the beginginge beginninge of December laste paste | and saieth that aboute the beginninge of December laste paste |
put the said 59 parcells of stocking into the sd Newtons bagge | put the said 59 parcells of stockings into the said Newtons bagge |
sent and shipped aboard the foresd she the Seaflower | sent and shipped aboard the foresaid shipp the Seaflower |
the righte worshipfull Richard Zouth | the righte worshipfull Richard Zouch |
fifty nyne dozen of Childrens waillen horse | fifty nyne dozen of Childrens woollen hoose |
in hac caa | in hac causa |
to the said Newtont accounte for the foresd Capps | to the said Newtons accounte for the foresaid Capps' |
accounteinge the princould and all did and doth amounte unto sixtye and poundes | accounteinge the principall and all did and doth amounte unto sixtye and poundes |
directed to the said aforesaid Newton at Midds | directed to the aforesaid Newton at Middleburroughe |
in Comitati Midd | in Comitatus Middlesex |
aveinge bine in staverye under the Portugalls | aveinge bine in slaverye under the Portugalls |
At alr nes | Ac aliter nescit |
some of the Saint Marty men | some of the Saint Martyns men |
at Sto Domingo | at Santo Domingo |