HCA 13/73 f.143v Annotate - Revision history

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+|Transcription=The Eight and twentieth of Aprill 1659./&#58;
-|Transcription=The Eight and twentieth of Aprill 1659./:
 Clarke against Scattergood aforesaid.&#125;
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 Robert Clarke was master and Comander and part owner of the ship the ''warewell''
 Libellate, and soe Comonly accounted, which hee knew of for
-that hee for all the time arlate belonged unto her: and further
+that hee for all the time arlate belonged unto her&#58; and further
 cannot depose./.
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 this Deponent then belonged to her, and was one of her
 Company, and tooke &#91;XXXX&#93; of the Premisses and further
-cannot depose./:
+cannot depose./&#58;
 To the 3d and 4th hee saith that after the said ship ''Warewell'' had l&#91;?aine GUTTER&#93;
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 cannot depose./.
-To the second hee saith that on the second day of August &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
+To the second hee saith that on the second day of August &#91;?16XX GUTTER&#93;
 the said ship the ''Warewell'' arived herein the River of Thames
 with her Lading of Coales. (which did belong unto the said Clarke and Company

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 To the first article or position of the said Libell hee saith and deposeth
-that ffor and during all the monethes and time Libellate the Libe&#91;?llate GUTTER&#93;
+that for and during all the monethes and time Libellate the Libe&#91;?llate GUTTER&#93;
 Robert Clarke was master and Comander and part owner of the ship the ''warewell''
 Libellate, and soe Comonly accounted, which hee knew of for

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 her Cole out of her Portholes, into Lighters and did &#91;?heave GUTTER&#93;
 out of her Portholes about one hundred Chaldron, of
-Coles which did much ease and lighten the said ship And there &#91;?XX GUTTER&#93;
+Coles which did much ease and lighten the said ship And there &#91;?by GUTTER&#93;
 did prevent further Damage, that in Probability might have
 happened to the said ship, which hee knoweth for that hee

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 Marriners and Labourers, and Besides his Owne to assist therein, and in the
 haling of her to the shore, and the said Mariners and Labourers, soe procured
-by the sad Clarke, and the Marriners belonging to the said ship did
+by the said Clarke, and the Marriners belonging to the said ship did
 (with as much Speed as Could be) hald her to shore, and the said
 Clarke for the better securing of the said ship, did cause the

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 mooreed in the place aforesaid for the space of a fflood and
 two Ebbs, as aforesaid shee happened to be bilged upon and Anchored
-which lay within the said ships berth not having any buooy
+which lay within the said ships berth not having any buoy
 fastened thereunto. and shee received about foure foot water
 in hold, before the said Clarke or this deponent or any of the said

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 said Mariners belonging to the said ship, and alsoe others
 who hee provided Imedeately to fall to worke in heaving out
-her Cole out of her POrtholes, into Lighters and did &#91;?heave GUTTER&#93;
+her Cole out of her Portholes, into Lighters and did &#91;?heave GUTTER&#93;
 out of her Portholes about one hundred Chaldron, of
 Coles which did much ease and lighten the said ship And there &#91;?XX GUTTER&#93;

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 same was Discovered, the said Clarke did imediately
 cause her Pumpes to be plyed, and got and procured divers
-Marriners and Labourers , and Besides his Owne to assist therein, and in the
+Marriners and Labourers, and Besides his Owne to assist therein, and in the
 haling of her to the shore, and the said Mariners and Labourers, soe procured
 by the sad Clarke, and the Marriners belonging to the said ship did