HCA 13/72 f.89r Annotate - Revision history

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 and complaine not all at all of any damage their goods
 received, and that he doth not knowe nor ever heard that any
-man (except the sayd ffisher) hath complayned ˹of˺ or pretended
+man (except the sayd ffisher) hath complayned of or pretended
 that any damage or imbezelment came or happened unto
 their goods the voyage aforeasyd, And further he cannot

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+|First transcribed=2013/04/18
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+|Editorial history=Edited on 27/06/2013 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=part of them, The premisses he deposeth for that he hath belonged to
 the sayd shipp as Carpenter of her (as he is now) for
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 depose./
-To the fourth article he cannot depose saving that iij li x s per
+To the fourth article he cannot depose saving that iij ''li'' x ''s'' per
 Tonne is (as he conceiveth) but a low rate for the
-freight of &#91;XXX&#93;gars, And further he cannot depose./
+freight of &#91;?Cargoes&#93;, And further he cannot depose./
 To the fifth he refereth himselfe to his former deposition
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 The marke of '''WW''' &#91;MARKE&#93; William Venus &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
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+|Transcription=part of them, The premisses he deposeth for that he hath belonged to
-. part of them, The premisses ˹he deposeth˺ for that he hath belonged to
+the sayd shipp as Carpenter of her (as he is now) for
-. the sayd shipp as Carpenter of her (as he is now) for
+about three yeares past and by that meanes well knoweth
-. about three yeares past and by that meanes well knoweth
+most of the Owners of her, And further he cannot depose./
-. most of the Owners of her, And further he cannot depose./
-. To the second article he cannot depose saving that he this
+To the second article he cannot depose saving that he this
-. deponente did hear the arlate William Greene the producent
+deponente did hear the arlate William Greene the producent
-. say (after the sayd shipp had taken in her lading at Porto=
+say (after the sayd shipp had taken in her lading at Porto=
-. Port) that if he had knowne that ffisher (meaning William
+Port) that if he had knowne that ffisher (meaning William
-. ffisher the party in this cause as this deponent verily beleeveth)
+ffisher the party in this cause as this deponent verily beleeveth)
-. had had any thing to doe in, or with any goods he had on
+had had any thing to doe in, or with any goods he had on
-. board, he would not have taken them in, for that
+board, he would not have taken them in, for that
-. he the producent had found him the sayd ffisher very
+he the producent had found him the sayd ffisher very
-. troublesome concerning some goods, that he the producent
+troublesome concerning some goods, that he the producent
-. had formerly brought home, which belonged to the sayd
+had formerly brought home, which belonged to the sayd
-. ffisher And further he cannot depose./
+ffisher And further he cannot depose./
-. To the third article he deposeth and saith that he this
-. deponent doth not knowe nor hath heard that any goods
+To the third article he deposeth and saith that he this
-. or the goods of any man aboard the said shipp ˹were˺
+deponent doth not knowe nor hath heard that any goods
-. imbezeld or damaged, or had or did receive any damage
+or the goods of any man aboard the said shipp were
-. or imbezelement, but that they were all aswell the goods
+imbezeld or damaged, or had or did receive any damage
-. of the arlate ffisher as any other merchant or person
+or imbezelement, but that they were all aswell the goods
-. were dischardged out of the sayd shipp in as good order and
+of the arlate ffisher as any other merchant or person
-. condition as they were received into the sayd shipp, And
+were dischardged out of the sayd shipp in as good order and
-. he further saith that of his certaine knowledge other
+condition as they were received into the sayd shipp, And
-. men (to whom goods brought home the voyage allegate were
+he further saith that of his certaine knowledge other
-. consigned) have received their sayd goods with content
+men (to whom goods brought home the voyage allegate were
-. and complaine not all at all of any damage their goods
+consigned) have received their sayd goods with content
-. received, and that he doth not knowe nor ever heard that any
+and complaine not all at all of any damage their goods
-. man (except the sayd ffisher) hath complayned ˹of˺ or pretended
+received, and that he doth not knowe nor ever heard that any
-. that any damage or imbezelment came or happened unto
+man (except the sayd ffisher) hath complayned ˹of˺ or pretended
-. their goods the voyage aforeasyd, And further he cannot
+that any damage or imbezelment came or happened unto
-. depose./
+their goods the voyage aforeasyd, And further he cannot
-. To the fourth article he cannot depose saving that iij li x s per
+depose./
-. Tonne is (as he conceiveth) but a low rate for the
-. freight of XXXgars, And further he cannot depose./
+To the fourth article he cannot depose saving that iij li x s per
-. To the fifth he refereth himselfe to his former deposition
+Tonne is (as he conceiveth) but a low rate for the
-. And further he cannot depose.
+freight of &#91;XXX&#93;gars, And further he cannot depose./
-. To the sixth he cannot depose.
-. To the seaventh and eighth articles he referreth himselfe
+To the fifth he refereth himselfe to his former deposition
-. to the law And further he cannot depose./
+And further he cannot depose.
-. To the nineth he saith his former deposition is true./
-. Repeated before Doctor Godolphin.
+To the sixth he cannot depose.
-. The marke of '''WW''' &#91;MARKE&#93; William Venus MARKE, RH SIDE
-</document-end>
+To the seaventh and eighth articles he referreth himselfe
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 . he further saith that of his certaine knowledge other
 . men (to whom goods brought home the voyage allegate were
-. consigned) have received trheir say dgoods with content
+. consigned) have received their sayd goods with content
 . and complaine not all at all of any damage their goods
 . received, and that he doth not knowe nor ever heard that any

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