HCA 13/72 f.126v Annotate - Revision history

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+|First transcribed=2013/04/19
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 |Transcription=The 7th of October 1657.
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 or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-To the first árticle hee saith hee welll knoweth the producent Thomas
+To the first árticle hee saith hee well knoweth the producent Thomas
 Davies and saith hee was the time arlate owner and proprietor of
 the bales of bookes arlate and for such commonly accounted, which hee knoweth
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 inevitably sustaine by the same, And saith that all the said bookes
 cost two hundred and tenn pounds and upwards according to the
-Invoice aforesaid, and would in his estimation have yeelded 30li
+Invoice aforesaid, and would in his estimation have yeelded 30 ''li''
 per case profitt here had they come in good condition,
 howbeit hee saith they estimated the said dammage meerly in regard
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 care and diligence and cost to preserve and save
 the, in what hee could from being spoiled. And saith the
-weather was faire and good when the said bookes came over, &#91;soe GUTTER&#93;
+weather was faire and good when the said bookes came over, &#91;soe&#93;
-that the dammage was by generall estimation and report &#91;?imparted GUTTER&#93;
+that the dammage was by generall estimation and report &#91;?imparted&#93;
-to the master and company of the vessell their carelesnes in &#91;the?ir GUTTER&#93;
+to the master and company of the vessell their carelesnes in &#91;the?ir&#93;
 transportation. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
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 truth in this cause, and saith hee was at the opening of the said bookes
 which to his remembreance was the next day after their receiving from
-abroad, and saw them to bee out of the cart, and saith they were &#91;unbound GUTTER&#93;
+abroad, and saw them to bee out of the cart, and saith they were &#91;unbound&#93;
 and printed in Holland and Germany, and otherwise saving his foregoeing
 deposition hee cannot answer, saving negatively for &#91;XXX XXXXX&#93;
-Sam: Thomson. &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+Sam&#58; Thomson. &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
 Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
 |People=<u>Samuell Thompson</u>
 |Primary sources='''TNA'''
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 PROB 11/328/263 Will of Samuell Thompson, Stationer of London 09 November 1668
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 into his warehouse, and saw his invoice for the same.
-To the second, third, 4th, 5th and 6th 7 and 8th articles of the said allega libell
+To the second, third, 4th, 5th and 6th 7 and 8th articles of the said libell
 hee saith and deposeth that upon the arivall and bringing the said fower
 bales of bookes in question into Pauls church yard, hee this deponent and

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 or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-To the first árticle hee saith hee welll knowetrh the producent Thomas
+To the first árticle hee saith hee welll knoweth the producent Thomas
 Davies and saith hee was the time arlate owner and proprietor of
 the bales of bookes arlate and for such commonly accounted, which hee knoweth

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	Repeated before doctor Godolphin.		Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
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		+	\|People=<u>Samuell Thompson</u>
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		+	PROB 11/328/263 Will of Samuell Thompson, Stationer of London 09 November 1668

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 sterling, and soe much hee saith they were truely damnified
 and soe much losse the said producent must in their estimation
-inevitably sustaine by the same, And saith ˹that all˺ the said bookes
+inevitably sustaine by the same, And saith that all the said bookes
 cost two hundred and tenn pounds and upwards according to the
 Invoice aforesaid, and would in his estimation have yeelded 30li

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+|Transcription=The 7th of October 1657.
-. The 7th of October 1657.
-. Davies against Johnson&#125;
+Davies against Johnson&#125;
-. Exámined upon the foresaid Libell.
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 3.</margin>
+Exámined upon the foresaid Libell.
-. '''Samuell Thomson''' of London Bookseller, aged 40 yeeres
-. or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
+'''Rp. 3.'''
-. To the first árticle hee saith hee welll knowetrh the producent Thomas
-. Davies and saith hee was the time arlate owner and proprietor of
+'''Samuell Thomson''' of London Bookseller, aged 40 yeeres
-. the bales of bookes arlate and for such commonly accounted, which hee knoweth
+or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-. for that hee saw him tooke receive them as his owne and saw them put
-. into his warehouse, and saw his invoice for the same.
+To the first árticle hee saith hee welll knowetrh the producent Thomas
-. To the second, third, 4th, 5th and 6th ˹7 and 8th˺ articles of the said allega libell
+Davies and saith hee was the time arlate owner and proprietor of
-. hee saith and deposeth that upon the arivall and bringing the said fower
+the bales of bookes arlate and for such commonly accounted, which hee knoweth
-. bales of bookes in question into Pauls church yard, hee this deponent and
+for that hee saw him tooke receive them as his owne and saw them put
-. his contest John Crooke (also Bookeseller) were spoken to and
+into his warehouse, and saw his invoice for the same.
-. desired to view them in regard of the dammage received, whereupon
-. they in or about June last did diligently view the same and alsoe
+To the second, third, 4th, 5th and 6th 7 and 8th articles of the said allega libell
-. the said producents Invoice wherein the particulars and cost of
+hee saith and deposeth that upon the arivall and bringing the said fower
-. the said bookes were mentioned, And saith they found ˹three bales of˺ the said bookes
+bales of bookes in question into Pauls church yard, hee this deponent and
-. ˹namely those marked numbers 3. 4. 7.˺ exceedinglay damaged with sea water which they had received
+his contest John Crooke (also Bookeseller) were spoken to and
-. in their transportation the voyage in question, in soe much that they
+desired to view them in regard of the dammage received, whereupon
-. stanke exceedingly, and were soe deteriortaed, that this deponent
+they in or about June last did diligently view the same and alsoe
-. and his said contest estimated the damage which the said producent
+the said producents Invoice wherein the particulars and cost of
-. received by the said sea wet to the summe of foure score pounds
+the said bookes were mentioned, And saith they found three bales of the said bookes
-. sterling, and soe much hee saith they were truely damnified
+namely those marked numbers 3. 4. 7. exceedinglay damaged with sea water which they had received
-. and soe much losse the said producent must in their estimation
+in their transportation the voyage in question, in soe much that they
-. inevitably sustaine by the same, And saith ˹that all˺ the said bookes
+stanke exceedingly, and were soe deteriorated, that this deponent
-. cost two hundred and tenn pounds and upwards according to the
+and his said contest estimated the damage which the said producent
-. Invoice aforesaid, and would in his estimation have yeelded 30li
+received by the said sea wet to the summe of foure score pounds
-. per case profitt here had they come in good condition,
+sterling, and soe much hee saith they were truely damnified
-. howbeit hee saith they estimated the said dammage meerly in regard
+and soe much losse the said producent must in their estimation
-. of their said first prise and cost, and the said fower score pounds to be
+inevitably sustaine by the same, And saith ˹that all˺ the said bookes
-. lost thereupon by the said dammage received; And this damage
+cost two hundred and tenn pounds and upwards according to the
-. they had, not withstanding that the said producent used much
+Invoice aforesaid, and would in his estimation have yeelded 30li
-. care and diligence and cost to preserve and save
+per case profitt here had they come in good condition,
-. the, in what hee could from being spoiled. And saith the
+howbeit hee saith they estimated the said dammage meerly in regard
-. weather was faire and good when the said bookes came over, soe GUTTER
+of their said first prise and cost, and the said fower score pounds to be
-. that the dammage was by generall estimation and report XXXXX GUTTER
+lost thereupon by the said dammage received; And this damage
-. to the master and company of the vessell their carelesnes in the GUTTER
+they had, not withstanding that the said producent used much
-. transportation. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
+care and diligence and cost to preserve and save
-.
+the, in what hee could from being spoiled. And saith the
-.
+weather was faire and good when the said bookes came over, &#91;soe GUTTER&#93;
-.
+that the dammage was by generall estimation and report &#91;XXXXX GUTTER&#93;
-.
+to the master and company of the vessell their carelesnes in &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
-.
+transportation. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-.
-. To the Interrrogatories. CENTRE HEADING
+To the Interrrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the first and second hee cometh required by the producent to testifie the
-. turth in this cause, and saith hee was at the opening of the said bookes
+To the first and second hee cometh required by the producent to testifie the
-. which to his remembreance was the next day after their receiving from
+truth in this cause, and saith hee was at the opening of the said bookes
-. abroad, and saw them to bee out of the cart, and saith they were unbound GUTTER
+which to his remembreance was the next day after their receiving from
-. and printed in Holland and Germany, and otherwise saving his foregoeing
+abroad, and saw them to bee out of the cart, and saith they were &#91;unbound GUTTER&#93;
-. deposition hee cannot answer, saving negatively for XXX XXXXX
+and printed in Holland and Germany, and otherwise saving his foregoeing
-. Sam: Thomson. SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+deposition hee cannot answer, saving negatively for XXX XXXXX
-. Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
-</document-end>
+Sam: Thomson. &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
 }}