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 A deposition taken concerning moneyes and goods&#125;
 plundered out of the shipp called the ''Armes of''&#125;
-Nimwegen'' belonging to the Port of Euckhinysen&#125;
+''Nimwegen'' belonging to the Port of Euckhinysen&#125;
 in Holland (Riccard ffrieson Master) lately&#125;
 seized and taken by a private man of Warr&#125;

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+|Editorial history=Edited on 01/11/2014 by Jill Wilcox and on 15/11/2015 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=The thirteenth day of the moneth of July 1655
-A deposition taken concerning moneyes and goods
+A deposition taken concerning moneyes and goods&#125;
-plundered out of the shipp called the ''Armes of
+plundered out of the shipp called the ''Armes of''&#125;
-Nimegen'' belonging to the Port of Euckhinysen
+Nimwegen'' belonging to the Port of Euckhinysen&#125;
-in Holland (Riccard ffrieson Master) lately
+in Holland (Riccard ffrieson Master) lately&#125;
-seized and taken by a private man of Warr
+seized and taken by a private man of Warr&#125;
-whereof one Golding was Commander
+whereof one Golding was Commander&#125;
 '''Riccard ffrieson''' of Euckhuysen in
 Holland Mariner Master of the said
-shipp the ''Armes of Nimegon''
+shipp the ''Armes of Nimwegen''
 aged 35 years or thereabouts
 sworne before the right Worshipful
-Charles George Cork Esquer one of the judges
+Charles George Cork Esquire one of the Judges
 of the high Court of the Admiraltie saith and
 deposeth as followeth videlicet/
-That this deponent said shipp called the ''Armes of Nimuegen'' was upon the 2/12
+That this deponent said shipp called the ''Armes of Nimwegen'' was upon the 2/12
 of May Last past surprised and taken at sea by a private man of war
-commissionated as he beleeveth by and from this Commonwealth (one Captaine
+Commissionated as he beleeveth by and from this Commonwealth (one Captaine
 Golding, as hee remembreth his name, being then Commander of the said private
-man of warr) and saith That upon the same day, the said ship the ''Armes of
+man of warr) and saith That upon the same day, the said ship the ''Armes of''
-Nimnigon'' being by the said seized designed and in her Course for England
+''Nimwegen'' being by the said seized designed and in her Course for England
 mett with three ships or men of warr in the immediate service of this
 Commonwealth who commanded the said Captaine Golding and this deponent and
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 up to the Port of Poole on the West of England, where after ten daies remained
 hee came  to speak with his steeresman, who informed him, That the
-Commander: of the said three English shipps or their Companie or some of them
+Commander&#58; of the said three English shipps or their Companie or some of them
 had a taken away and plundered out of the said shipp three hogshead of
-brandewine and sixe Cheefes, the said brandewine belonging to the Merchants
+brandewine and sixe Cheeses, the said brandewine belonging to the Merchants
-Laders? of the said shipp, and the said cheefes being part of the said shipps provisions
+laders of the said shipp, and the said cheeses being part of the said shipps provisions
 And saith that since the said ships bringeing up to Poole, this deponent hath
-received advise from Pastor Garretson his steeresman, That the said
+received advise from Peter Garretson his Steeresman, That the said
 Golding and Companie had plundered out of the said shipp
-sixtie Guilders in readie money belonging to the said shipp, which this deponent
+sixtie Gilders in readie money belonging to the said shipp, which this deponent
 had disposed of in a private place in the said ship for the preservation thereof
-as alsoe two ?fatts of Cider which cost 3g guilders and belonging to and being part of the ship provisions one hogshead of brandiewine
+as alsoe two fatts of Cider which cost 39 gilders and belonging to and being part of the ship provisions one hogshead of brandiewine
-belonging to this deponent which cost him fiftie guilders Hee further saith, That after
+belonging to this deponent which cost him fiftie gilders Hee further saith, That after
 the said seizure this deponent being permitted to come aboard his said shipp for
 a cleane shirt did there observe that there were taken out of his cabbins
-the value of 24 guilders in nuttmeggs, a new table cloath of the value of
+the value of 24 gilders in nuttmeggs, a new table cloath of the value of
-guilders ten styvers, the valew of foure guild: and 5 slyvers in Spanish soape
+gilders ten styvers, the valew of foure gilders and 5 stvers in Spanish soape
-a dowery of knives of the value of three guilders And further cannot
+a dowery of knives of the value of three gilders And further cannot
 depose, for that this deponent hath not being aboard his said shipp nor
 seene how or in what manner the Lading thereof hath bin disposed of
 by the seizers otherwise then as predeposed; Onely hee saith That hee
 }}

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 That this deponent said shipp called the ''Armes of Nimuegen'' was upon the 2/12
-of may Last past surprised and taken at sea by a private man of war
+of May Last past surprised and taken at sea by a private man of war
-commissionated  that he beleeveth by and from this Commonwealth (one Captaine
+commissionated as he beleeveth by and from this Commonwealth (one Captaine
-Golding, as hee remembered his name, being then Commander of the said private
+Golding, as hee remembreth his name, being then Commander of the said private
 man of warr) and saith That upon the same day, the said ship the ''Armes of
 Nimnigon'' being by the said seized designed and in her Course for England
-mett with three ships of men of warr in the immediate service of this
+mett with three ships or men of warr in the immediate service of this
 Commonwealth who commanded the said Captaine Golding and this deponent and
 eight of his said ships Companie aboard, and after examination of this deponent and
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 hee came  to speak with his steeresman, who informed him, That the
 Commander: of the said three English shipps or their Companie or some of them
-had a taken away and plundered out of the said shipp three hogshead of ?XXX
+had a taken away and plundered out of the said shipp three hogshead of
-brandywine and five sheepes, the said brandywine belonging to this Merchants
+brandewine and sixe Cheefes, the said brandewine belonging to the Merchants
 Laders? of the said shipp, and the said cheefes being part of the said shipps provisions
 And saith that since the said ships bringeing up to Poole, this deponent hath
-received advise from Pastor Garretson his steeresman , That the said
+received advise from Pastor Garretson his steeresman, That the said
 Golding and Companie had plundered out of the said shipp
 sixtie Guilders in readie money belonging to the said shipp, which this deponent
 had disposed of in a private place in the said ship for the preservation thereof
 as alsoe two ?fatts of Cider which cost 3g guilders and belonging to and being part of the ship provisions one hogshead of brandiewine
-belonging to this deponent which cost him fiftie guilders hee further saith, That after
+belonging to this deponent which cost him fiftie guilders Hee further saith, That after
 the said seizure this deponent being permitted to come aboard his said shipp for
 a cleane shirt did there observe that there were taken out of his cabbins
 the value of 24 guilders in nuttmeggs, a new table cloath of the value of
-guilders ten styvers, the ?Xaleai of foure guild: and 5 ?slyboxs in Spanish soape
+guilders ten styvers, the valew of foure guild: and 5 slyvers in Spanish soape
-a dowery of ?XXXXXX Of the value of three guilders And further cannot
+a dowery of knives of the value of three guilders And further cannot
 depose, for that this deponent hath not being aboard his said shipp nor
-seene how or in what manner the Lading thereof hath bin disposed  of
+seene how or in what manner the Lading thereof hath bin disposed of
-by the seizers otherwise then as predeposed; Only hee saith That hee
+by the seizers otherwise then as predeposed; Onely hee saith That hee
 }}

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 hee came  to speak with his steeresman, who informed him, That the
 Commander: of the said three English shipps or their Companie or some of them
-had a taken away and plundered out of the said shipp three hogshead of XXX
+had a taken away and plundered out of the said shipp three hogshead of ?XXX
 brandywine and five sheepes, the said brandywine belonging to this Merchants
 Laders? of the said shipp, and the said cheefes being part of the said shipps provisions
@@ Line 57: / Line 57: @@
 a cleane shirt did there observe that there were taken out of his cabbins
 the value of 24 guilders in nuttmeggs, a new table cloath of the value of
-guilders ten styvers, the Xaleai of foure guild: and 5 slyboxs in Spanish soape
+guilders ten styvers, the ?Xaleai of foure guild: and 5 ?slyboxs in Spanish soape
-a dowery of XXXXXX Of the value of three guilders And further cannot
+a dowery of ?XXXXXX Of the value of three guilders And further cannot
 depose, for that this deponent hath not being aboard his said shipp nor
 seene how or in what manner the Lading thereof hath bin disposed  of

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 A deposition taken concerning moneyes and goods
-plundered out of the shipp called the Armes of
+plundered out of the shipp called the ''Armes of
-Nimegen belonging to the Port of curkhinypen
+Nimegen'' belonging to the Port of Euckhinysen
-in Holland (Riccard ffrieson Manor) lately
+in Holland (Riccard ffrieson Master) lately
 seized and taken by a private man of Warr
 whereof one Golding was Commander

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 seized and taken by a private man of Warr
 whereof one Golding was commanded
 Riccard frieson of Cursheyson in
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 of the high court of the Admiralty party and
 deposeth as followeth with
 that this deponent: said shipp called the Armes of Nimuegon was upon of 2/12
 of may last past surprised and taken at sea by a private man of war
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 seene how or in what manner the lading thereof hath gin disposed  of
 by the serzo: Otherwise then at predisposed; Only he saith that hee
 }}