HCA 13/70 f.152v Annotate - Revision history

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 ''and Thomas'' aforesaid being as predeposed laden with Merchants goods
 and bound for Englannd, were then also taken into the said service, and they
-and the said ''Thomas Bonadventure'' were forced to unlade and &#91;?there GUTTER&#93;
+and the said ''Thomas Bonadventure'' were forced to unlade and &#91;?there&#93;
 unlade their respective Cargaisons of goods at Porta ferrara of this
 deponents sight and knowledge, And this deponent verily beleeveth That the
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 To the 16th hee saith, That of this deponents sight and knowledge the whole
 Cargaison of the said shipp aken in at Scanderoone and Ciprus upon
-the Voyage in question was delivered and brought ashoare at Porta &#91;?fferrara GUTTER&#93;
+the Voyage in question was delivered and brought ashoare at Porta &#91;?fferrara&#93;
 and there putt into a place called the Lazaretta being the usuall generall storehouse
 there, being close by the place where shipps there usually discharge, and

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+|First transcribed=2014/09/08
-|Editorial history=Created 25/08/14, by CSG
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 |Transcription=then and there stay and abide in expectation of the said Convoy of
-Captaine Bodiloe for their better security under which both they and the said shipp the ''Thomas
+Captaine Bodiloe for their better security under which both they and the said shipp the ''Thomas''
-Bonadventure'', and after their departure from Ciprus, the shipp the ''William
+''Bonadventure'', and after their departure from Ciprus, the shipp the ''William''
-and Thomas'' of London from Cephalonia came together in Company
+''and Thomas'' of London from Cephalonia came together in Company
 to Porta Longone. Which hee knoweth being aboard the said shipp the
 ''Thomas Bonadventure'' and seeing and observing the premisses And
 further cannot depose./.
-To the 14th hee saith, That at such time as the said shipp the ''Thomas
+To the 14th hee saith, That at such time as the said shipp the ''Thomas''
-Bonadventure'' was at Porto Longone aforesaid taken into the service of
+''Bonadventure'' was at Porto Longone aforesaid taken into the service of
-this Commonwealth, the shipp the ''Mary Rose'' and the shipp ''William
+this Commonwealth, the shipp the ''Mary Rose'' and the shipp ''William''
-and Thomas'' aforesaid being as predeposed laden with Merchants goods
+''and Thomas'' aforesaid being as predeposed laden with Merchants goods
 and bound for Englannd, were then also taken into the said service, and they
 and the said ''Thomas Bonadventure'' were forced to unlade and &#91;?there GUTTER&#93;
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 To the 17th hee saith, That the galls and Cotton woolls laden on
 (board
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 this Commonwealth, the shipp the ''Mary Rose'' and the shipp ''William
 and Thomas'' aforesaid being as predeposed laden with Merchants goods
-and bound for Englannd, were then also taken into the said service, andthey
+and bound for Englannd, were then also taken into the said service, and they
 and the said ''Thomas Bonadventure'' were forced to unlade and &#91;?there GUTTER&#93;
 unlade their respective Cargaisons of goods at Porta ferrara of this

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 |Transcription=then and there stay and abide in expectation of the said Convoy of
 Captaine Bodiloe for their better security under which both they and the said shipp the ''Thomas
-Bonadventure'', and after their departure from iprus, the shipp the ''William
+Bonadventure'', and after their departure from Ciprus, the shipp the ''William
 and Thomas'' of London from Cephalonia came together in Company
 to Porta Longone. Which hee knoweth being aboard the said shipp the