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 |Transcription=doth beleive it to be true that the sayd shipp ''Little Mary'' was taken to
 freight by the sayd Body for the voyage arlate. And further or otherwise
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+|Status=First cut transcription started on 04/11/12 and completed on 10/11/12 by Philip Hnatkovich; edited on 16/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 18/04/14 and edited on 11/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
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-|Transcription=doth beleive it to be true that the sayd shipp Little Mary was taken to
+|Transcription=doth beleive it to be true that the sayd shipp ''Little Mary'' was taken to
 freight by the sayd Body for the voyage arlate. And further or otherwise
 he cannot depose.
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 were deere ánd sćarce, and that herrings did yeild and were ordinarily
 sold att eighty Ryalls per barrell. and beefe att one hundred and
-forty Ryalls per Kintall which is neere a Ryall and halfe per pound. and
+forty Ryalls per kintall which is neere a Ryall and halfe per pound. and
 pipe staves att a thousand Ryalls per thousand. and att such rates the
-lading of the Little Mary if they had arrived in good condition att
+lading of the ''Little Mary'' if they had arrived in good condition att
 the Canaries whilst this deponent was there might have bene sold. And
 otherwise he cannot depose.
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 To the .16th. article of the sayd Libell he saith that whilest he he was att the
 Canaries as aforesayd the price of wynes there was from three hundred
-and eighty Ryalls to four hundred twenty ˹sixty˺ XXXXX two Ryalls per pipe according
+and eighty Ryalls to four hundred sixty two Ryalls per pipe according
 to the quality of the wyne. So as he beleiveth that two hundred forty
 three barrells of herrings six thousand weight of beefe and eight
-thousand pipestaves (in case the sayd shipp Little Mary had brought so
+thousand pipestaves (in case the sayd shipp ''Little Mary'' had brought so
 many thither within the tyme aforesayd) being sold att the rates above
 specifyed might and would have produced about seventy pipes
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 To the .17.th article he saith that the sayd Mr Stephens had att the Canaries about
 fifty pipes of wynes in readines which he intended to have laden on
-board the Little Mary over and besides what the foresayd goods would
+board the ''Little Mary'' over and besides what the foresayd goods would
 have produced, which the sayd shipp not performing her voyage, are
 still there to the great preiudice of the sayd Mr Body for whom
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 damage of the sayd Mr Body neere four hundred pounds. And he
 likewise heard the sayd Mr Stephens speake of twenty pipes more which
-he did intend (as hee sayd) to lade in the sayd vessell Little Mary for the
+he did intend (as hee sayd) to lade in the sayd vessell ''Little Mary'' for the
 sayd Body.
-To the 18th article of the sayd Libell he saith that in case the sayd shipp Little Mary
+To the 18th article of the sayd Libell he saith that in case the sayd shipp ''Little Mary''
 had as was expected come to the Canaries there was license obteyned for her
-to have sold her goods and laden wynes on board her and Dutch
+to have sold her goods and laden wynes on board her and dutch
 dispatches were prepared in readines for her to that purpose which this
 deponent there saw and read within the tyme aforesayd which were so
 had and obteyned in regard of an Embargo upon English shipps and
 goods. and by vertue of the sayd License and Dutch dispatches the sayd vessell
-Little Mary (had she come thither) might have bene laden with safety
+''Little Mary'' (had she come thither) might have bene laden with safety
 the sayd Embargo notwithstanding as severall other English shipps
 were by the like meanes of the certayne knowledge and sight of this

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-|Transcription=1. doth beleive it to be true that the sayd shipp Little Mary was taken to
+|Transcription=doth beleive it to be true that the sayd shipp Little Mary was taken to
-. freight by the sayd Body for the voyage arlate. And further or otherwise
+freight by the sayd Body for the voyage arlate. And further or otherwise
-. he cannot depose.
+he cannot depose.
-. To the 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. and .14th articles of the sayd Libell he saith he cannot depose
+To the 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. and .14th articles of the sayd Libell he saith he cannot depose
-. To the 15th article of the sayd Libell he saith that during the tyme of this deponents
-. stay att the Canaries which was from the 29th of November to the
-. seventeenth of January last past, he did observe that all sorts of provisions
-. were deere ánd sćarce, and that herrings did yeild and were ordinarily
-. sold att eighty Ryalls per barrell. and beefe att one hundred and
-. forty Ryalls per Kintall which is neere a Ryall and halfe per pound. and
-. pipe staves att a thousand Ryalls per thousand. and att such rates the
-. lading of the Little Mary if they had arrived in good condition att
-. the Canaries whilst this deponent was there might have bene sold. And
-. otherwise he cannot depose.
-. To the .16th. article of the sayd Libell he saith that whilest he he was att the
+To the 15th article of the sayd Libell he saith that during the tyme of this deponents
-. Canaries as aforesayd the price of wynes there was from three hundred
+stay att the Canaries which was from the 29th of November to the
-. and eighty Ryalls to four hundred twenty ˹sixty˺ XXXXX two Ryalls per pipe according
+seventeenth of January last past, he did observe that all sorts of provisions
-. to the quality of the wyne. So as he beleiveth that two hundred forty
+were deere ánd sćarce, and that herrings did yeild and were ordinarily
-. three barrells of herrings six thousand weight of beefe and eight
+sold att eighty Ryalls per barrell. and beefe att one hundred and
-. thousand pipestaves (in case the sayd shipp Little Mary had brought so
+forty Ryalls per Kintall which is neere a Ryall and halfe per pound. and
-. many thither within the tyme aforesayd) being sold att the rates above
+pipe staves att a thousand Ryalls per thousand. and att such rates the
-. specifyed might and would have produced about seventy pipes
+lading of the Little Mary if they had arrived in good condition att
-. of Canary wynes or rather more. And otherwise he cannot depose
+the Canaries whilst this deponent was there might have bene sold. And
-. saving that he bought wynes att the Canaries the tyme aforesayd some att
+otherwise he cannot depose.
-. 340. some att. 360. some att four hundred. Some att 462. Ryalls per
-. pipe and that att his returne to this Port he found the price of wynes
-. of the Canaries here some att six and twenty some att four and thirty
-. some att thirty seven pound sterling per pipe.
-. To the .17.th article he saith that the sayd Mr Stephens had att the Canaries about
+To the .16th. article of the sayd Libell he saith that whilest he he was att the
-. fifty pipes of wynes in readines which he intended to have laden on
+Canaries as aforesayd the price of wynes there was from three hundred
-. board the Little Mary over and besides what the foresayd goods would
+and eighty Ryalls to four hundred twenty ˹sixty˺ XXXXX two Ryalls per pipe according
-. have produced, which the sayd shipp not performing her voyage, are
+to the quality of the wyne. So as he beleiveth that two hundred forty
-. still there to the great preiudice of the sayd Mr Body for whom
+three barrells of herrings six thousand weight of beefe and eight
-. they were intended, of some of which this deponent tasted, and saith
+thousand pipestaves (in case the sayd shipp Little Mary had brought so
-. they are in danger to be utterly lost by reason of the sayd shipps not
+many thither within the tyme aforesayd) being sold att the rates above
-. comeing according to expectation, which if they be lost it will be to the
+specifyed might and would have produced about seventy pipes
-. damage of the sayd Mr Body neere four hundred pounds. And he
+of Canary wynes or rather more. And otherwise he cannot depose
-. likewise heard the sayd Mr Stephens speake of twenty pipes more which
+saving that he bought wynes att the Canaries the tyme aforesayd some att
-. he did intend (as hee sayd) to lade in the sayd vessell Little Mary for the
+. some att. 360. some att four hundred. Some att 462. Ryalls per
-. sayd Body.
+pipe and that att his returne to this Port he found the price of wynes
-. To the 18th article of the sayd Libell he saith that in case the sayd shipp Little Mary
+To the .17.th article he saith that the sayd Mr Stephens had att the Canaries about
-. had as was expected come to the Canaries there was license obteyned for her
+fifty pipes of wynes in readines which he intended to have laden on
-. to have sold her goods and laden wynes on board her and Dutch
+board the Little Mary over and besides what the foresayd goods would
-. dispatches were prepared in readines for her to that purpose which this
+have produced, which the sayd shipp not performing her voyage, are
-. deponent there saw and read within the tyme aforesayd which were so
+still there to the great preiudice of the sayd Mr Body for whom
-. had and obteyned in regard of an Embargo upon English shipps and
+they were intended, of some of which this deponent tasted, and saith
-. goods. and by vertue of the sayd License and Dutch dispatches the sayd vessell
+they are in danger to be utterly lost by reason of the sayd shipps not
-. Little Mary (had she come thither) might have bene laden with safety
+comeing according to expectation, which if they be lost it will be to the
-. the sayd Embargo notwithstanding as severall other English shipps
+damage of the sayd Mr Body neere four hundred pounds. And he
-. were by the like meanes of the certayne knowledge and sight of this
+likewise heard the sayd Mr Stephens speake of twenty pipes more which
-. deponent. And otherwise he cannot depose.
+he did intend (as hee sayd) to lade in the sayd vessell Little Mary for the
 To

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 . deponent. And otherwise he cannot depose.
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as link to next page">To</margin>
+To
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