HCA 13/70 f.30r Annotate - Revision history

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 To the second hee saith and deposeth, That upon ffriday the 26th day of October
-last apast the said shipp the ''Mary'' being in her Course from Newcastle with a
+last past the said shipp the ''Mary'' being in her Course from Newcastle with a
 ladeing of Coales, bound for his Port of London, and coming up the River of
 Thames in Gallions reach, the Master and Companie thereof espied the shipp

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 a Wittnes sworne and examined./
-T o the first article of the said Allegation hee saith hee cannot depose, saving that hee
+To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith hee cannot depose, saving that hee
 hath credibly heard tha the arlate Robert Yaxley and others of Alborough
 in the County of Suffolke were and are the true and lawfull Owners of the

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 |Transcription=of a voyage to Newcastle, which in all probability shee might in that time
 have performed, and that the Owners are thereby damnified to the cleare valew, as
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 Samuel '''+''' Browne &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
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-The 25th day of November <u>1654</u>:- Examined upon the said Allegation./
+The 25th day of November <u>1654</u>&#58;- Examined upon the said Allegation./
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 the said Whitty and Companie violently and wilfully rann aboard the
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 Thames in Gallions reach, the Master and Companie thereof espied the shipp
 the ''ffreeman'' John Whitty Master, coming downe the said River in the reach
-aforesaid with a faire gale afore the same the wind then at West Southwest and habing
+aforesaid with a faire gale afore the same the wind then at West Southwest and having
 the full liberty of the Channell to passed by the said shipp ''Mary'' with
 as much convenience as could be desired, yet the said shipp the ''freeman'' bearing

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 arlate shipp the ''Mary'' and of her tackle and furniture, and so generally accompted
-To the second hee saith and deposethm That upon ffriday the 26th day of October
+To the second hee saith and deposeth, That upon ffriday the 26th day of October
 last apast the said shipp the ''Mary'' being in her Course from Newcastle with a
 ladeing of Coales, bound for his Port of London, and coming up the River of

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 |Transcription=of a voyage to Newcastle, which in all probability shee might in that time
 have performed, and that the Owners are thereby damnified to the cleare valew, as
-hee verily beleeveth of 60 ''li'' sterling or thereabouts. a shipp of that burthen as the ''mary''
+hee verily beleeveth of 60 ''li'' sterling or thereabouts. a shipp of that burthen as the ''Mary''
 is upon such a Voyage in the winter, being very able to cleare so much.
 All which hee deposeth upon the reasons aforesaid, And further cannot depose./