MRP: HCA 13/76 Part One - Revision history

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 testis product et Jurat.
-Ad primum 2 et reliqua deponit that hee well lnoweth the ''S:t
+Ad primum 2 et reliqua deponit that hee well knoweth the ''S:t
 Peter'' Interrate and hath soe knowne her about twelve monthes last
 and was hired to serve and saile in the sd shipp at Masterland

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 '''Editorial history'''
-/04/12, CSG: Split HCA 13/67 (created 04/04/12) into Part One and Part Two, due to size of page
+/04/12, CSG: Split HCA 13/76 (created 04/04/12) into Part One and Part Two, due to size of page
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 could get cleare of y:e ''Comfort'' or not called & cryed out six or seaven times
 aloud, & as loud as possibly they could to those of the ''Comfort'' to clap their
-XXXXX a port that y:e ''Hopefull Seaventure'' might goe cleere, and this depo:t (and most
+helme a port that y:e ''Hopefull Seaventure'' might goe cleere, and this depo:t (and most
 y:e rest of the sd Ships company soe called & cryed out and saith that after such
-calling & crying a which much was y:e sd Sparkes (XXXXX as hee of herXXX confessed  in this depo:ts ?presence)
+calling & crying ?a ?which ?much was y:e sd Sparkes (XXXXX as hee of herXXX confessed  in this depo:ts ?presence)
 came running up out of his cabbin, & to the forecastle & by that time
 the sd ship ''Hopewell Seaventure'' was past the sd ship ''Comfort'', and saith that noe answer
 XXXX XXXXX was made by y:e sd Sparkes or any of his company that this
-depo:t heard, and therfore this depo:t judges that they were all besides y:e  sd Sparkes
+depo:t heard, and therefore this depo:t judges that they were all besides y:e sd Sparkes
 asleepe, and that M:r Sparkes the next day did onboard the sd ship ''Hopefull
-Seaventure'' in the p:rsence of this depo:t  & the rest of the sd ships company confesse
+Seaventure'' in the p:rsence of this depo:t & the rest of the sd ships company confesse
 that there was none upon his ships deck the time aforesd & that his watch
-was asleep in the Cooke roome, But saith that notwithstanding  this neglect
+was asleep in the Cooke roome, But saith that notwithstanding this neglect
 in them the sd ship ''Hopefull Seaventure'' by gods blessing upon y:e endeavo:r of
-the XX M:r & Company went clere of the ''Comfort'' & never touched her head
+her M:r & Company went clere of the ''Comfort'' & never touched her head
 Boltspritt masts or any pt of the yards, or any thing els belonging
 to her only y:e yard arme of the spritsaile w:ch was soe slightly touched that
-noe XXX was done to it or to the sd ship ''Comfort''  of his surtaine
+noe p:rXXXXXXX was done to it or to the sd ship ''Comfort''  of his surtaine
-knowledge of this depo:T who was an eye witnes thereof, and saith that such touching the sd
+knowledge of this depo:t who was an eye witnes thereof, and saith that such touching the sd
 yard arme might have bin easily p:rvented if the M:r & Company of the ''Comfort''
-or any of them had bin at hand to have put their XXXX a port
+or any of them had bin at hand to have put their helme a port
 or topped their sprittsaile yard. et alr nescit
 Ad 3:XX arlum deponit That y:e sd ship ''Hopefull Seaventure'' being passed the ''Comfort''
-it went about a quarter of a mile from the ''Comfort'', XX past anyXX & veered
+it went about a quarter of a mile from the ''Comfort'', and cast anchor & ?veered
-out a hundred & a fathom of cable, and XX about ag:X of a milestone the ''Comfort''
+out a hundred & a fathom of cable, and XX about a q:r of a miles from the ''Comfort''
-XX continued fast at anchor halfe and hower or betweene
+??shee continued fast at anchor halfe an hower or betweene
-halfe an hower & three a:r of an hower after y:e ''Hopefull Seaventure'' passed by
+halfe an hower & three q:rs of an hower after y:e ''Hopefull Seaventure'' passed by
 and then this depo:t espyed her driving and shee suddenly after passed by the
 ''Hopefull Seaventure'' and came to an Anchor about two Cables length off of her
-and saith that had the ''Hopefull Seaventure''  XXXyed her cable this depo:t XXXXX who has
+and saith that had the ''Hopefull Seaventure'' ??temped her cable this depo:t (XXXXX XXX XXXX XXXX) who hath
-bin a seaman  these 6 yeeres must needs have bin  sensible of it for them hee saith XXXXXXXXXXXX
+bin a seaman these ?6 yeeres must needs have bin sensible of it for them XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX hee saith
 that the ''Hopefull Seaventure'' would have in stopped & in danger of being
-sunk by XXXX y:e ''Comforts'' haws or else her cable must have yeilded & y:e ship
+sunk by ?want y:e ''Comforts'' hawse or else her Cable must have yeilded & y:e ship
 ''Comfort'' have driven, and this is well knowne to all seamen, and saith that
 y:e sd ship ''Hopefull Seaventure'' was not in y:e least stopped, but went as cleere
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 f. 55v.
-Ad 4:XX et 5:XX XXX deponit et dicit That the next day after y:e ship ''Hopefull
+Ad 4:m et 5:m arl?cia deponit et dicit That the next day after y:e ship ''Hopefull
-Seaventure'' passed by y:e ''Comfort'' as aforesd the M:r of the ''Comfort'' ?swept one
+Seaventure'' passed by y:e ''Comfort'' as aforesd the M:r of the ''Comfort'' swept one
 tide for his cable & anchor, but not finding of it hee came that day onboard the
-''Hopefull SEaventure'', and then p:rtended that shee had not his cable, and sayd that
+''Hopefull Seaventure'', and then p:rtended that shee had not his cable, and sayd that
 hee had had a buoy to his anchor but that twas not seene in eight& XXXX XXXXX
 before XX shee was adrift or to that effect w:ch hee sayd &
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 Ad 5:XX rend:t That y:e sd rend:t & Company first spyed the sd ship ''Comfort'' the ?time
-aforesd about a cables lebgth before they came at her , & soe soone as they XXXXXher they cryed out to her, and by speciall order of the M:r every man of the ''Hopefull
+aforesd about a cables length before they came at her , & soe soone as they XXXXXher they cryed out to her, and by speciall order of the M:r every man of the ''Hopefull
 Seaventures'' company cryed out as loud as they could hXXXXX hallowe the better to
 give notice & to wake the ''Comforts'' watch, w:ch they feared were asleepe because they
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 Ad 9:XX rend:t prod refert so d p:rdeporta et alr nescit.
-Ad 10:XX rend:t That y:e M:r of the ''Hopefull SEaventure'' assisted the M:r
+Ad 10:XX rend:t That y:e M:r of the ''Hopefull Seaventure'' assisted the M:r
 of the ''Comfort'' in Sweeping as aforesd because the M:r of the ''Comfort''
 desired him. et alr nescit.
 Ad 11:XX rend:t That 'tis a very difficult thing to  find an anchor lost
-in the foresd place without a buoy  the sd place being a wide  ?space & full of sands et alr referendo  XX ad p:rdepita
+in the foresd place without a buoy the sd place being a wide  ?space & full of sands et alr referendo  XX ad p:rdepita
 nescit
 Sigmund dM  WS  [HIS MARK]  Guilielmi Sweeting
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 arlate and saith that shee XXX in XX about three or foure fathom water and in
 great danger (y:e wind being high) of being drawn upon
-Buckhand Sand in ?Humber River where XXX XXXXX were  shee weighed XXXX for about
+Buckhand Sand in ?Humber River where XXX XXXXX were shee weighed XXXX for about
 Eleaven or twelve of the clock in the night of y:e 21:st day or thereabouts
 of Octob:r last, and loosened the spritt saile XXXX Company not
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 Ad 2:XXX 3:XX 4:XX 5:XX et 6:XXX arlate deponit That hee this depo:t very well noweth y:e aclate
-M:r Samuel Beake son of M:r Arnold Beake of London Merch:t  & this
+M:r Samuel Beake son of M:r Arnold Beake of London Merch:t & this
-depo:t hath lived w:th y:e sd Samuele Beake severall yeeres  XXX here in
+depo:t hath lived w:th y:e sd Samuele Beake severall yeeres XXX here in
 London and in ffrenace w:ch sd Samuel Beake hee saith is an Engléish man
 borne, but is  or lately was resident at Bourdeaux but not as a subject

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 f. 55r.
-Ad primum et 2:XXX arle XXX deponit et dicit That hee this depo:t was one of y:e
+Ad primum et 2:m arles ?die ?Allonis deponit et dicit That hee this depo:t was one of y:e
-Company of the ship ''Hopefull Seaventure'' Henry Robinson M:r XXXX
+Company of the ship ''Hopefull Seaventure'' Henry Robinson M:r ?y:e time ?aclate
-and XXXX that about five weekes since cXXXXing alr non nescit the sd ship was
+and XXXX) that about five weekes since (tempus alr non ??nescit) the sd ship was
-by a stiffe winde driven almost upon ? XXX  Bucksam sand coming foule XX XX XXX
+by a stiffe winde driven almost upon ?Bucksam (OR, Burksam) sand to avoyd coming foule from the
-Anchor XXX to get further off, and the sd shipp, the ''Hopefull Seaventure'' being under sayle
+Anchor thereby to get further off, and the sd shipp, the ''Hopefull Seaventure'' being under sayle
-w:th her sprittsaile  y:e aclate ship y:e ''Comfort'' Sparkes M:r did  lie in the way of y;e
+w:th her sprittsaile y:e aclate ship y:e ''Comfort'' Sparkes M:r did lie in the way of y:e
-sd shipp ''Hopefull Seaventure'' by a sayle XXXX upon the XXXXX, soe that y:e sd Robinson
+sd shipp ''Hopefull Seaventure'' by a single Anchor upon her ??sheere, soe that y:e sd Robinson
-could get cleare of y:e ''Comfort'' or not called out & XXX six or seaven XXXX
+could get cleare of y:e ''Comfort'' or not called & cryed out six or seaven times
 aloud, & as loud as possibly they could to those of the ''Comfort'' to clap their
-XXXXX a port that y:e ''Hopefull Seaventure'' might goe cleere, and this depo:t (XXX XXX
+XXXXX a port that y:e ''Hopefull Seaventure'' might goe cleere, and this depo:t (and most
-y:e rest of the sd ships company soe called & cried out and saith that after such
+y:e rest of the sd Ships company soe called & cryed out and saith that after such
-calling & crying a which much was y:e sd Sparkes XXX as hee of herXXX confessed  in this depo:ts ?presence
+calling & crying a which much was y:e sd Sparkes (XXXXX as hee of herXXX confessed  in this depo:ts ?presence)
 came running up out of his cabbin, & to the forecastle & by that time
 the sd ship ''Hopewell Seaventure'' was past the sd ship ''Comfort'', and saith that noe answer
 XXXX XXXXX was made by y:e sd Sparkes or any of his company that this

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 Ad 4.m ?arlum deponit That hee this depo:t very well knowe the arlate
-John day who was a very great dealerw:th the sd Prize Office; and did as
+John Day who was a very great dealer w:th the sd Prize Office; and did as
 this depo:t verily beleveth deale w:th the sd Office as a merch:t on his owne acc:t for
 severall thousand pounds and hee the sd John day bought of the sd Prize Office
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 á broker for another person or transferred the same to another pson use to bring
 such pson to the sayd Office to engage to the sayd Office for the paym:t for such
-Prize Shipp & goods
+Prize Shipp & goods &to get the Com:rs of Collectors of the sayd Office to accept
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 Contract or Sale of the same. And that as this depo:t is well assured it cannot
-be made appeareth that ever the sayd M:r Luke Luy did ever buy y:e contract
+be made appeare that ever the sayd M:r Luke Lucy did ever buy y:e contract
-for any
+for any Prize Ship or goods or Subscribe to any sale or contract for any such
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 Ad 2 rend:t that hee was Steward of y:e said Shipp ''Royall'' when
-She seized the Shipp ''Godliffee aforesd.  Et alr nescit ./.
+She seized the Shipp ''Godliffee'' aforesd.  Et alr nescit ./.
 Ad 3 rend:t that in case the sd Ship and lading proove prize the Kings and dukes

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