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 |Transcription=23th Februarij 1655 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 videlicet  as followeth
-To the first Article of the sayd allegation he saith, That the sayd shipp the ''Tho=
+To the first Article of the sayd allegation he saith, That the sayd shipp the ''Tho=''
-mas Bonadventure'' arrived the last tyme att Cyprus the voyage in question
+''mas Bonadventure'' arrived the last tyme att Cyprus the voyage in question
 about the first day of May 1652. and att that tyme she had on board
 her in Cotton Woolls one hundred baggs or thereabouts, and four
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 To the second Article of the sayd allegation he saith that over and besides
 the sayd 100 baggs of wooll, there were laden on board the sayd shipp
-during her stay att Cyprus after her last coming thither, two hundred & eight
+during her stay att Cyprus after her last coming thither, two hundred and eight
 baggs of wooll by Roger ffooke factor of the sayd Mr Alderman
 ffrederick and Company fraighters of the sayd shipp, that is to say one
-hundred and sixty bags for the sayd ffreighters owne Accompt <note>INSERTION1</note> and allso
+hundred and sixty bags for the sayd ffreighters owne Accompt &#91;INSERTION1&#93; and allso
 thirty baggs more consigned to Mr Thomas Rich here in London
 the freight of which sayd thirty baggs was to be made good to the
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 To
-&#91;INSERTION1 IN LH MARGIN&#93; as freighters of the sayd a
+&#91;INSERTION 1 IN LH MARGIN&#93; as freighters of the sayd a
 shipp ''Thomas Bonad=
 venture'' and fourty
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 of the ''dart frigate''
 HHUGHES &#91;SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN&#93;&#93;
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 &#91;INSERTION1 IN LH MARGIN&#93; as freighters of the sayd a
-shipp Thomas Bonad=
+shipp ''Thomas Bonad=
-venture and fourty
+venture'' and fourty
 eight baggs for the
 sayd ffrederick and

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 had receyved the first 100 baggs of wooll and galls aforesayd on board
 her. And saith that in his Judgement. forty four men in a shipp of
-the burthen of the Thomas Bonadventure (there being 100 baggs of
+the burthen of the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' (there being 100 baggs of
 wooll and 400 and odd baggs of galls on board before,) cannot receive
 and steive above eight baggs a day one day with another, for hee saith

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 sayd ffrederick and
 Company as Owners
-of the dart frigate
+of the ''dart frigate''
 HHUGHES &#91;SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN&#93;&#93;

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 To
-<margin value="Left; see insertion mark in main body of text">&#91;INSERTION1 IN LH MARGIN&#93; as freighters of the sayd a
+&#91;INSERTION1 IN LH MARGIN&#93; as freighters of the sayd a
 shipp Thomas Bonad=
 venture and fourty

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 and Chownes sayd woolls were not brought on board and steived till
 about the two and twentyeth day of May 1652, And that assoone as the
-same were steived the Company of the Thomas Bonadventure ćarryed
+same were steived the Company of the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' carryed
 their steeving Instruments on shoare, and applyed themselves to
 fitt their shipp for her homewards voyage for London, and shee

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 her. And saith that in his Judgement. forty four men in a shipp of
 the burthen of the Thomas Bonadventure (there being 100 baggs of
-wooll and 400 and odd baggs of galls on board before,) ćannot receive
+wooll and 400 and odd baggs of galls on board before,) cannot receive
 and steive above eight baggs a day one day with another, for hee saith
-that the Company of the sayd Thomas Bonadventure the sayd tyme
+that the Company of the sayd ''Thomas Bonadventure'' the sayd tyme
 att Cyprus did not receyve on board and steive above eight baggs of wooll
 eaćh day and day with another during such tyme as the sayd ffrederickes Chownes
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 of this deponents sight and observation. neyther could they have taken in
 more than eight baggs a day one day with another as he beleiveth, referring
-himselfe to the Reasons afores<i>ay</i>d. And otherwise he ćannot depose.
+himselfe to the Reasons aforesayd. And otherwise he cannot depose.
 To the 5th. Article of the sayd allegation, he saith, That the the last of the sayd ffrederickes

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 thirty baggs more consigned to Mr Thomas Rich here in London
 the freight of which sayd thirty baggs was to be made good to the
-sayd ffrederick Chowne & Company and they were to have the benefitt
+sayd ffrederick Chowne and Company and they were to have the benefitt
 thereof, All which hee deposeth being Purser the voyage aforesayd

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 thereof, All which hee deposeth being Purser the voyage aforesayd
-To the third Artićle of the sayd allegation hee saith That the sayd shipp
+To the third Article of the sayd allegation hee saith That the sayd shipp
-Thomas Bonadventure was and is a shipp of the burthen of two hundred
+''Thomas Bonadventure'' was and is a shipp of the burthen of two hundred
 and eighty tonnes or thereabouts, and had in her the sayd voyage the
 number of forty four men and noe more. which he knoweth