HCA 13/70 f.703r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=and her boate (which the master had bought instead of the former that was
 soe lost) beaten to peeces; After all which adversities,
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 aforesaid. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-To the fifth article hee saith and deposeth that the said shipp the ''Saint
+To the fifth article hee saith and deposeth that the said shipp the ''Saint''
-Jacob'' at the time of her entrance upon the said voyage was a tight
+''Jacob'' at the time of her entrance upon the said voyage was a tight
 strong and staunch shipp and fit for the performance thereof; and
 saith that in and during the said stormes and the whole terme of the
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 Cooke and Purser aboard the said shipp the said voyage, and that in case the
 dammage could be made to appeare to have happened through the companies default
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 To the first Interrogatorie hee answereth that hee this deponent performed the office both of
 Cooke and Purser aboard the said shipp the said voyage, and that in case the
-dammage could be made to appeare to have happened through the companies defalt
+dammage could be made to appeare to have happened through the companies default
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 To the sixth hee saith that the linnens or &#91;?clothes ?canvass&#93; arlate which were
 brought in the said shipp to this port of London, came aboard her
-at Lisboa aforesaid in an open boate in fowle and rainie
+at Lieba aforesaid in an open boate in fowle and rainie
 weather, and had received very much wett by raine and stormie weather
 in the said boates passage from shoare to bring them aboard whcih was

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 and befell them by reason of the said stormes and tempests, and
 not by any insufficiencie of the said shipp or default or neglect of
-the master and company or any of the,. And this hee saith was and
+the master and company or any of them. And this hee saith was and
 is true and notorious, And hee yeeldeth a reason of his knowledge as
 aforesaid.

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 soe lost) beaten to peeces; After all which adversities,
 hee saith the said shipp arived at or under the foreland and soe to this
-port in this her last voyage. All which hee lnoweth for the reasons
+port in this her last voyage. All which hee knoweth for the reasons
 aforesaid. And otherwise hee cannot depose.

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 or default or negligence of or in the master or any of his company
 which hee knoweth seeing the said linnen come aboard in such
-conditiomn as aforesaid, and being aboard and out of teh said shipps
+conditiomn as aforesaid, and being aboard and out of the said shipps
 company all the said voyages And otherwise hee cannot depose.