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1. The second of November 1657.
2. <margin value="Left">The Lord Protector against}
3. Lemmon and Tuffnell.}</margin>
4. Exámined upon the Libell annexed to the
5. Commission/
6. '''Stephen Cranbrooke''' of Deale in the County of kent
7. Mariner aged 36 yeares or thereabouts, sworne and
8. exámined.
9. To the first árticle hee saith and deposeth that within the time
10. arlate, namely in the monethes of March Aprill and May last
11. past or thereabouts (as hee remembreth the time) his highness the
12. Lord Protector was in possession of the shipp arlate called the
13. Virgin Mary and of tobaccoes and other goods that were aboard
14. her, as being lately before seized by some shipp or shipps in the
15. immediate service of this Commonwealth, and brought in as
16. prize and to the Downes, which hee knoweth being put aboard her
17. there as a waiter for the Customes.
18. To the second árticle hee saith and deposeth that within the time aforesaid
19. after such bringing in of the said shipp and lading into the downes, shee
20. was sent for to be with her said lading brought up for this port; and
21. that in her passage betweene the North foreland and the River mouth
22. this deponent about twelve .... or one of the clock at night comming
23. upon the deck ˹of the said shipp which was then at ... anchor˺ espied the shipps boate lying by her side and three or
24. foure baggs like bejket baggs which were full or neere full in the said
25. boate, and some rolls of tobaccoe lying on a heape in the said boate
26. amounting in his estimation to a dozen or fourteene rolls or thereabouts,
27. and hee conceiveth that the said baggs contained some of the said shipps prize
28. wooll, and this deponent asking what was the matter there was
29. answered by the seamen that were in the boate, that there was only a
30. little wooll and tobaccoe going aboard the Eagle ketch, and therewithat
31. put off the boate and went towards the said ketch which lay there
32. not farr off, and at the same time hee saith the ............ arlate
33. mr Lemmon and another man named Tuffnell or Tufnet or some
34. such name were both (as officers of to or belonging to the prize office)
35. aboard the said shipp the Virgin Mary, and such carrying away the said
36. tobaccoes and baggs of goods from the said shipp the Virgin Mary was
37. within the ebb ebbing and flowing of and upon the high sea
38. withinn the Jurisdiction of this Court, and was donne as hee ............. ˹thinketh˺
39. ˹and imagineth˺ with the knowledge of the said Lemmon and the said other prize officer
40. for without their knowledge hee saith the same could not have bin carried
41. and conveyed away from the said shipp, ˹as hee beleeveth˺ And otherwise hee cannot depose.
42. To the third hee cannot depose, not knowing ....... the quantitie of the
43. said goods otherwise than as aforesaid, nor knowing the weight or worth
44. thereof, or of any part thereof.
45. To the fourth hee saith there was alsoe in th said prize amongst
46. the goods seized in her a Spanish sea-bedd made of cannes and stuff
47. with halfe a hundred weight (in his estimation) of wooll, which hee
48. knoweth for that hee this deponent had laine thereupon two or three
49. nights before the said Lemmon and the said other officer (that came with
50. him) came aboard the said shipp in the Downes, and that the next day
51. after their said comming aboard, this deponent missing the said bedd
52. asked what was become of it; and was informed by some of the
53. seamen (who pretended thereto as plunder belonging to them) that they
54. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">XXX</margin>
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 tobaccoes and baggs of goods from the said shipp the ''Virgin Mary'' was
 within the ebb ebbing and flowing of and upon the high sea
-withinn the Jurisdiction of this Court, and was donne as hee thinketh
+within the Jurisdiction of this Court, and was donne as hee thinketh
 and imagineth with the knowledge of the said Lemmon and the said other prize officer
 for without their knowledge hee saith the same could not have bin carried

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 thereof, or of any part thereof.
-To the fourth hee saith there was alsoe in th said prize amongst
+To the fourth hee saith there was alsoe in the said prize amongst
 the goods seized in her a Spanish sea-bedd made of cannes and stuff
 with halfe a hundred weight (in his estimation) of wooll, which hee

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-|Transcription=<document-start>
+|Transcription=The second of November 1657.
-. The second of November 1657.
-. <margin value="Left">The Lord Protector against&#125;
+The Lord Protector against&#125;
-. Lemmon and Tuffnell.&#125;</margin>
+Lemmon and Tuffnell.&#125;
-. Exámined upon the Libell annexed to the
-. Commission/
+Exámined upon the Libell annexed to the
-. '''Stephen Cranbrooke''' of Deale in the County of kent
+Commission/
-. Mariner aged 36 yeares or thereabouts, sworne and
-. exámined.
+'''Stephen Cranbrooke''' of Deale in the County of kent
-. To the first árticle hee saith and deposeth that within the time
+Mariner aged 36 yeares or thereabouts, sworne and
-. arlate, namely in the monethes of March Aprill and May last
+exámined.
-. past or thereabouts (as hee remembreth the time) his highness the
-. Lord Protector was in possession of the shipp arlate called the
+To the first árticle hee saith and deposeth that within the time
-. Virgin Mary and of tobaccoes and other goods that were aboard
+arlate, namely in the monethes of March Aprill and May last
-. her, as being lately before seized by some shipp or shipps in the
+past or thereabouts (as hee remembreth the time) his highness the
-. immediate service of this Commonwealth, and brought in as
+Lord Protector was in possession of the shipp arlate called the
-. prize and to the Downes, which hee knoweth being put aboard her
+''Virgin Mary'' and of tobaccoes and other goods that were aboard
-. there as a waiter for the Customes.
+her, as being lately before seized by some shipp or shipps in the
-. To the second árticle hee saith and deposeth that within the time aforesaid
+immediate service of this Commonwealth, and brought in as
-. after such bringing in of the said shipp and lading into the downes, shee
+prize and to the Downes, which hee knoweth being put aboard her
-. was sent for to be with her said lading brought up for this port; and
+there as a waiter for the Customes.
-. that in her passage betweene the North foreland and the River mouth
-. this deponent about twelve or one of the clock at night comming
+To the second árticle hee saith and deposeth that within the time aforesaid
-. upon the deck ˹of the said shipp which was then at anchor˺ espied the shipps boate lying by her side and three or
+after such bringing in of the said shipp and lading into the downes, shee
-. foure baggs like bejket baggs which were full or neere full in the said
+was sent for to be with her said lading brought up for this port; and
-. boate, and some rolls of tobaccoe lying on a heape in the said boate
+that in her passage betweene the North foreland and the River mouth
-. amounting in his estimation to a dozen or fourteene rolls or thereabouts,
+this deponent about twelve or one of the clock at night comming
-. and hee conceiveth that the said baggs contained some of the said shipps prize
+upon the deck of the said shipp which was then at anchor espied the shipps boate lying by her side and three or
-. wooll, and this deponent asking what was the matter there was
+foure baggs like bejket baggs which were full or neere full in the said
-. answered by the seamen that were in the boate, that there was only a
+boate, and some rolls of tobaccoe lying on a heape in the said boate
-. little wooll and tobaccoe going aboard the Eagle ketch, and therewithat
+amounting in his estimation to a dozen or fourteene rolls or thereabouts,
-. put off the boate and went towards the said ketch which lay there
+and hee conceiveth that the said baggs contained some of the said shipps prize
-. not farr off, and at the same time hee saith the arlate
+wooll, and this deponent asking what was the matter there was
-. mr Lemmon and another man named Tuffnell or Tufnet or some
+answered by the seamen that were in the boate, that there was only a
-. such name were both (as officers of to or belonging to the prize office)
+little wooll and tobaccoe going aboard the ''Eagle ketch'', and therewithat
-. aboard the said shipp the Virgin Mary, and such carrying away the said
+put off the boate and went towards the said ketch which lay there
-. tobaccoes and baggs of goods from the said shipp the Virgin Mary was
+not farr off, and at the same time hee saith the arlate
-. within the ebb ebbing and flowing of and upon the high sea
+mr Lemmon and another man named Tuffnell or Tufnet or some
-. withinn the Jurisdiction of this Court, and was donne as hee ˹thinketh˺
+such name were both (as officers of to or belonging to the prize office)
-. ˹and imagineth˺ with the knowledge of the said Lemmon and the said other prize officer
+aboard the said shipp the ''Virgin Mary'', and such carrying away the said
-. for without their knowledge hee saith the same could not have bin carried
+tobaccoes and baggs of goods from the said shipp the ''Virgin Mary'' was
-. and conveyed away from the said shipp, ˹as hee beleeveth˺ And otherwise hee cannot depose.
+within the ebb ebbing and flowing of and upon the high sea
-. To the third hee cannot depose, not knowing the quantitie of the
+withinn the Jurisdiction of this Court, and was donne as hee thinketh
-. said goods otherwise than as aforesaid, nor knowing the weight or worth
+and imagineth with the knowledge of the said Lemmon and the said other prize officer
-. thereof, or of any part thereof.
+for without their knowledge hee saith the same could not have bin carried
-. To the fourth hee saith there was alsoe in th said prize amongst
+and conveyed away from the said shipp, as hee beleeveth And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. the goods seized in her a Spanish sea-bedd made of cannes and stuff
-. with halfe a hundred weight (in his estimation) of wooll, which hee
+To the third hee cannot depose, not knowing the quantitie of the
-. knoweth for that hee this deponent had laine thereupon two or three
+said goods otherwise than as aforesaid, nor knowing the weight or worth
-. nights before the said Lemmon and the said other officer (that came with
+thereof, or of any part thereof.
-. him) came aboard the said shipp in the Downes, and that the next day
-. after their said comming aboard, this deponent missing the said bedd
+To the fourth hee saith there was alsoe in th said prize amongst
-. asked what was become of it; and was informed by some of the
+the goods seized in her a Spanish sea-bedd made of cannes and stuff
-. seamen (who pretended thereto as plunder belonging to them) that they
+with halfe a hundred weight (in his estimation) of wooll, which hee
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">XXX</margin>
+knoweth for that hee this deponent had laine thereupon two or three
-</document-end>
+nights before the said Lemmon and the said other officer (that came with
 }}