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 and for that hee this deponent helped to dennage the sayd shipp
 and stowe the goods there laden aboard her hee knoweth the sayd shipp was well
-dennaged with ballast and bavins<ref>&#91;http&#58;//www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin&#58; a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains", Meriam-Webster online dictionary&#93;, viewed 21/09/13</ref> upon that, and the goods taken in well and
+dennaged with ballast and bavins upon that, and the goods taken in well and
 carefully stowed thereupon but saith that in the says shipps passage from
 Lisbon to London shee mett with very stormie and tempestious weather whereby
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 stormie weather was the cause of whatsoever dammage is happened &#91;to GUTTER&#93;
 &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
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 and for that hee this deponent helped to dennage the sayd shipp
 and stowe the goods there laden aboard her hee knoweth the sayd shipp was well
-dennaged with ballast and bavins<ref>&#91;http&#58;//www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin&#58; a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains" (Meriam-Webster online dictionary)&#93;, viewed 21/09/13)</ref> upon that, and the goods taken in well and
+dennaged with ballast and bavins<ref>&#91;http&#58;//www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin&#58; a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains", Meriam-Webster online dictionary&#93;, viewed 21/09/13</ref> upon that, and the goods taken in well and
 carefully stowed thereupon but saith that in the says shipps passage from
 Lisbon to London shee mett with very stormie and tempestious weather whereby

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 and for that hee this deponent helped to dennage the sayd shipp
 and stowe the goods there laden aboard her hee knoweth the sayd shipp was well
-dennaged with ballast and bavins<ref>http&#58;//www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin&#58; a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains" (Meriam-Webster online dictionary)&#93;, viewed 21/09/13)</ref> upon that, and the goods taken in well and
+dennaged with ballast and bavins<ref>&#91;http&#58;//www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin&#58; a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains" (Meriam-Webster online dictionary)&#93;, viewed 21/09/13)</ref> upon that, and the goods taken in well and
 carefully stowed thereupon but saith that in the says shipps passage from
 Lisbon to London shee mett with very stormie and tempestious weather whereby

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 |Transcription=To the 10th hee saith that before the sayd stormie weather happened the
 shipp was pumped only twice or thrice in a day and that not above halfe
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 Tho Poollen &#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;
 The 16th day of March 1657
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 and for that hee this deponent helped to dennage the sayd shipp
 and stowe the goods there laden aboard her hee knoweth the sayd shipp was well
-dennaged with ballast and bavins&#91;&#91;FootNote(&#91;http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin: a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains" (Meriam-Webster online dictionary)&#93;, viewed 21/09/13)&#93;&#93; upon that, and the goods taken in well and
+dennaged with ballast and bavins<ref>http&#58;//www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin&#58; a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains" (Meriam-Webster online dictionary)&#93;, viewed 21/09/13)</ref> upon that, and the goods taken in well and
 carefully stowed thereupon but saith that in the says shipps passage from
 Lisbon to London shee mett with very stormie and tempestious weather whereby
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 stormie weather was the cause of whatsoever dammage is happened &#91;to GUTTER&#93;
 &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
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 and for that hee this deponent helped to dennage the sayd shipp
 and stowe the goods there laden aboard her hee knoweth the sayd shipp was well
-dennaged with ballast and bavins&#91;&#91;FootNote(&#91;http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavine "Bavin: a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains" (Meriam-Webster online dictionary)&#93;, viewed 21/09/13)&#93;&#93; upon that, and the goods taken in well and
+dennaged with ballast and bavins&#91;&#91;FootNote(&#91;http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bavin "Bavin: a bundle of brushwood or kindling used for fuel or in fences or drains" (Meriam-Webster online dictionary)&#93;, viewed 21/09/13)&#93;&#93; upon that, and the goods taken in well and
 carefully stowed thereupon but saith that in the says shipps passage from
 Lisbon to London shee mett with very stormie and tempestious weather whereby

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 were divers chests of sugars and divers pipes and hogsheads of oyle lad&#91;?en GUTTER&#93;
 aboard the sayd shipp the ''Oporto Merchant'' at Lisbon to be thence transported
-and delivered at LOndon, but the quantities either of sugars or oyles soe
+and delivered at London, but the quantities either of sugars or oyles soe
 laden or whome they were to be delivered to or who was to pay freight
 and average for them or what freight or average was to be paid for them