HCA 13/71 f.5r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=The 13th of ffebruary 1655.
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 Exámined upon the fore said allegation.
-'''Rp: 2'''
+'''Rp&#58; 2'''
 '''John Harford''' of Wapping in the County of Middlesex
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 at night before the said company could get aboard, albeit that
 there came severall boates to their aide and assistance. And saith the
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 To the sixth hee saith the said Mr Whitby did neglect to send, (at least
-did not send) any wine to the said shipp the friendshipp all that forenoone
+did not send) any wine to the said shipp the ''friendshipp'' all that forenoone
 and while the weather was good and callme, but about three of the
 clock in the afternoone of the same day, hee commanded thee men to

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 the ''ffriendshipp'' arlate and went to Mallega in her where shee safely
 arived and came to an anchor about three miles from the &#91;?towne&#93; out
-of command of the Artillery, according to the ord and that in the moneth
+of command of the Artillery, and that in the moneth
 of October last (the day hee doth not precisely remember) Barnaby
 Holding the master of the said shipp sent her boate ashoare about six
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 (whereof this deponent was one) to cast off his butts of wine to be
 carried aboard the ''ffriendshipp'', but the Levant breeze comming then in
-and the sea running ran very high, the said master seeing the same, sent out his
+and the sea running very high, the said master seeing the same, sent out his
 skiff with six oares, to command the men that were attending with
 their boate to come on board and not to meddle with any wines, in