HCA 13/72 f.222r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=the time) All which hee knoweth for the reasons aforesaid; And
 further hee cannot depose not taking notice what goods were laden, aboard the said ship, or for whose Account;
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 Robert Cooper &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 Gold R&#91;?och&#93; and others against dobins)
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 and sixe pence more pertonne at discharge of them at London And for goods
 transported from Ligorne Venice Genoa and Zant (being all within the streights)
-to London three ?Julies per tonne which is about eighteene pence English, before
+to London three &#91;?Julies&#93; per tonne which is about eighteene pence English, before
 firming of bills, and sixe pence a tonne more for &#91;?we&#93;igh goods and sixe pence a bayle for fine goods at their discharge at London which
 allowances are customarily paid to all Masters of shipps and their
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 before his departure on the sayd voyage that his Owners (for that they know there was
 usually
 |People=<u>Andrew Rand</u>
 |Primary sources='''TNA'''
 C 5/401/61 Short title: Beckford v Rand. Plaintiffs: Richard Beckford. Defendants: Andrew Rand. Subject: money matters, Kent. Document type: answer. 1657
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 before his departure on the sayd voyage that his Owners (for that they know there was
 usually
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 and sixe pence more pertonne at discharge of them at London And for goods
 transported from Ligorne Venice Genoa and Zant (being all within the streights)
-to London three ?Julies per tonne which is about eighteene oence English, before
+to London three ?Julies per tonne which is about eighteene pence English, before
 firming of bills, and sixe pence a tonne more for &#91;?we&#93;igh goods and sixe pence a bayle for fine goods at their discharge at London which
 allowances are customarily paid to all Masters of shipps and their

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-Gold R?och and others against dobins)
+Gold R&#91;?och&#93; and others against dobins)
 Smith Suckley)

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 and Zephanie and most ports in Turkey which places lye some within
 and some without the streights mouth, and thereby knoweth that it is
-fretquent and customary for Masters of shipps who goe to those places to have an allowance
+frequent and customary for Masters of shipps who goe to those places to have an allowance
 of the laders of a royall plate (which is in English money sixe pence
 half penny and better) upon every duckett freight for all strangers goods and

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 To the 4th hee saith hee hath heard Captaine Andrew Rand who is lately
-gone upona voyage to the Brazeele saye about sixe or eight weekes since, and
+gone upon a voyage to the Brazeele saye about sixe or eight weekes since, and
 before his departure on the sayd voyage that his Owners (for that they know there was
 usually
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