HCA 13/70 f.683v Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 22:35, January 14, 2022

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 To the 5th and 6th articles hee saith that ever since hee hath bin a seaman which is
-for these 16 yeares last hee hath observed that shipps doe usually in the River of
+for these 15 yeares last hee hath observed that shipps doe usually in the River of
 Thames ride with their Cables crosse the river and not alonge the streame and
 hath heard and beleeveth they sought soe to doe, And saith hee well remembreth

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 that at such tyme as the ''Imployment'' receaved the damage in question by sitting upon
 the Anchor of the ''James and Martin'', the ''James and Martin'' did not ride with her
-cables a thwart as shee ought to doe, but laye moored part;ly watershott
+cables a thwart as shee ought to doe, but laye moored partly watershott
 and with the current of the streane And further referring him selfe to
 the rules and orders arlate hee cannot depose./

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+|First transcribed=2015/01/24
-|Editorial history=Created 31/08/14, by CSG
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 |Transcription=To the second article of the sayd libell hee saith hee this deponent hath bin one of the
 Company of the ''Imployment'' for these sixe or eight moneths last past during which
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 convenient place and free from danger and a place where shee had (for ought appeared)
 a good
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 did soe alsoe) that the arlate shipp the ''James and Martin'' rode there alsoe at Anchor
 during the sayd tyme and longer, and during that tyme before
-the sammage in question happened and alsoe the next day after the damage in
+the dammage in question happened and alsoe the next day after the damage in
 question happened had noe boye fastned to her Anchor that hee this deponent could or did discover although hee looked &#91;?XXXX&#93; about to discover what boyes were neere the ''Imployment'' on every side
 and did in the ''Imployments'' boate helpe to underrunne the cable

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 Thames ride with their Cables crosse the river and not alonge the streame and
 hath heard and beleeveth they sought soe to doe, And saith hee well remembreth
-that at such tyme as the ''Imployment'' receaved the dsamage in question by sitting upon
+that at such tyme as the ''Imployment'' receaved the damage in question by sitting upon
-the Anchor of the ''James and Martin'', the ''James and martin'' did not ride with her
+the Anchor of the ''James and Martin'', the ''James and Martin'' did not ride with her
 cables a thwart as shee ought to doe, but laye moored part;ly watershott
 and with the current of the streane And further referring him selfe to

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 deponent being one of the Company of the ''Imployment'' well knoweth that
 upon Satterday the 29th of September last (which was the tyme othe ''Imployment''
-came first to moore neere Exeecution dock) her Master and Company did moore
+came first to moore neere Execution dock) her Master and Company did moore
 her there neere the middle of the River betweene two other shipps there lying
 and the same appeared to them, and was in all likelyhood and appearance a

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 a sixteenth and two and thirtith part of her And further to this article hee cannot depose./
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+To the 3 hee saith hee hath often heard that shipps rideing at Anchor
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