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‎Document Number: 37: Case: ex Parte Thoma Breton Abrahami Sayon Johis Godschall Edidy Thomas: Date: XXXX

ColinGreenstreet: /* Document Number: 37: Case: XXXX: Document: Charterparty for Opporto Merchant of London: Date: XXXX */

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‎Document Number: 37: Case: XXXX: Document: Charterparty for Opporto Merchant of London: Date: XXXX

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‎Document Number: 37: Case: XXXX: Document: Charterparty for Opporto Merchant of London: Date: XXXX

ColinGreenstreet: /* Document Number: 37: Case: ex Parte Thoma Breton Abrahami Sayon Johis Godschall Edidy Thomas: Date: XXXX */

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‎Document Number: 37: Case: ex Parte Thoma Breton Abrahami Sayon Johis Godschall Edidy Thomas: Date: XXXX

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 and Giles Travers or some of them did by Charter party
 :th of ffeby 1661 take the said shippe the ''Oporto Merchant''
-to freight of John Hill and Rowland [?Hill]
+to freight of John Hill and Rowland Hill
 merchants owners of the said shippe for a voyage to be
 made with the said shippe from this port
-to Lixboa and from thence to the Tereraes
+to Lixboa and from thence to the Terreraes
 or any other place within the straights of [?Gibraltar]
 being in ffriendshippe with the King of England
@@ Line 1,375: / Line 1,375: @@
 goods and Merchandizes of the English manufacture
 for and upon the accompt of the said Merchants [?to]
-bee [?XXXed] and transported in the said shippe in
+bee carried and transported in the said shippe in
 the River of Thames aforesaid for Lexboa and
 there to bee unladed for the Accompt of the said
@@ Line 1,389: / Line 1,389: @@
-in the Island of Tereraes there to lade in
+in the Island of Terreraes there to lade in
 a Cargo of sugars amounting to two hundred and
 sixty foure chests of sugars or thereabouts which
 were provided at the Brazeeles and sent from
-thence to the Tereras by one William Croxton
+thence to the Terreras by one William Croxton
 the ffactor or Agent, or some other the ffactors [or]
 Agent

@@ Line 1,460: / Line 1,460: @@
 P1100772
-IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN this Charterparty indented of a freightment made the Eight & [?XXXX] of ffebruary 1662 [?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
+IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN this Charterparty indented of a freightment made the Eight and [?twentieth] of ffebruary 1661 [?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] of
-our soveraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of God King of England and Scotland ffrance and Ireland defender  [?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] John Hill of London
+our soveraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of God King of England and Scotland ffrance and Ireland defender of the faith  BETWEENE [?Roland] Hill and John Hill of London
-merchants owners of the good ship called the ''Opporto Merchant'' of London of the burthen of one hundred and Eightty
+merchants owners of the good ship called the ''Opporto Merchant'' of London of the burthen of one hundred and Eighty tons the [?XXXXXXXXXXXX] now riding at anchor in the [?River] [?of]
-Thames within the port of the Citty of London (of which ship Elias ?Drew Mariner is Master)
+Thames within the port of the Citty of London (of which ship Elias Drew Mariner is Master under God for this present in [?XXXXXX[ in theone part and Thomas
-Breton Abrham Sayon Andrew Midleton John ?Goosthall GilesXXavervband Nichols Vanaker of London
+Breton Abrham Sayon Andrew Midleton John Goosthall Giles Travers and Nichols Vanaker of London merchants on their part WITNESSETH that
-the said owners have granted and letten to freight the said ship unto the said Merchants by the
+the said owners have granted and letten to freight the said ship unto the said Merchants by the month for and during the time and space of six months
-certaine from the departure of the said ship from Gravesend outwards
+Certaine from the departure of the said ship from Gravesend outwards bound from the first day of March now next coming which first shall happen
-at and for the rate and price of one hundred and thirty and eight
+at and for the rate and price of one hundred and thirty and eight pounds of lawfull mony of England per month accompting each month as they shall fall out
-the Calendar and for such and solongtime after the said
+the Calendar and for such and solong time after the said six months expired not exceeding ffoure months as it shall please the said merchant their
-factors or assignes to keepe the said ship in their service
+factors or assignes to keepe the said ship in their service at the like rate and price of One hundred Thirty and Eight pounds of like lawfull money
-of England per month and soeafter the
+of England per month and soeafter the same rate for a lesse time then a month accompting the months as aforesaid that the said mmerchants have so freighted
-and hired the same ship for a voyage with her to be made by Gods blessing in manner and forme following (that is to say
+and hired the same ship for a voyage with her to be made by Gods blessing in manner and forme following (that is to say) The said owners themselves their esecutors and
-administrators doe covenant grant and free to and with the said merchants theri executors and administrators by the
+administrators doe covenant grant and free to and with the said merchants theri executors and administrators by these presents that the said shipp shall with the first
-and next faire winds and weather that God shall send after ffoure and twenty houres notice given to the master
+and next faire winds and weather that God shall send after ffoure and twenty houres notice given to the master of the said ship for that purpose depart for
-Gravesend with such goods and merchandizes as the said merchants their factors or assignes of shall in the meane time bee and put aboard the said s[?seas] [?she]
+Gravesend with such goods and merchandizes as the said merchants their factors or assignes of shall in the meane time bee and put aboard the said ship
-may reasonably carry and ?store in her over and above her victuall tackle and apparell [INSERTION]after her arrivall there shall after she shall be cleared at Gravesend and the e XXXX with the first  fair XXXX weather then XXXX happens END INSERTION] and shall by Gods blessing directly as winds and weather shall [?XXXXX]
+may reasonably carry and [?store] in her over and above her victuall tackle and apparell [INSERTION] after her arrivall there shall after she shall be cleared at Gravesend and depart with the first fair wind and weather then next after happening END INSERTION] and shall by Gods blessing directly as winds and weather shall serve and
 the perils and dangers of the seas excepted saile unto Lisboa in the Kingdom of Portugall there to discharge the goods and merchandizes carried in
 in her thither and being then dispatched shall directly saile from thence to the Terrera Islands or any other port or place within or without
@@ Line 1,508: / Line 1,508: @@
 of the said owners or either of them them and their or either of thir executors administrators or assignes or any of them are well and truly to be holden kept and performed in
 all things as above the said owners bade themselves their executors administrators and goods iointly and severally for all and in the whole and namely the ship
-aforesaid with the freight tackle [?boate] and apparrell of the same to the said merchants
+aforesaid with the freight tackle [?boate] and apparrell of the same unto the said merchants and unto their executors and administrators in the summe or penalty of
+John Hill Junior [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
-double the value of the freight aforesaid as above to be s
-covenants grants articles paymens and XXXX above receited Which on the sp
-assignes or any of them as well and truly to be holden and kept and performed
-their executors administrators and assignes immediatly
-like sunke or penalty of double the value of the freight aforesaid
-witnes whereof the parties aforesaid to  XXX
 ----

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 P1100772
-IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN this Charterparty indented of a freightment made the Eight &
+IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN this Charterparty indented of a freightment made the Eight & [?XXXX] of ffebruary 1662 [?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
-Our soveraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of God King of England and Scotland ffrance and Ireland defender
+our soveraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of God King of England and Scotland ffrance and Ireland defender  [?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] John Hill of London
-Merchants owners of the good ship called the ''OPPORTO MERCHANT'' OF LONDON of the burthen of one hundred and Eight
+merchants owners of the good ship called the ''Opporto Merchant'' of London of the burthen of one hundred and Eightty
 Thames within the port of the Citty of London (of which ship Elias ?Drew Mariner is Master)
 Breton Abrham Sayon Andrew Midleton John ?Goosthall GilesXXavervband Nichols Vanaker of London
-The said owners have granted and letten to freight the said ship unto the said Merchants by the
+the said owners have granted and letten to freight the said ship unto the said Merchants by the
-Certaine from the departure of the said ship from Gravesend outwards
+certaine from the departure of the said ship from Gravesend outwards
-At and for the rate and price of one hundred and thirty and eight
+at and for the rate and price of one hundred and thirty and eight
-The Calendar and for such and solongtime after the said
+the Calendar and for such and solongtime after the said
-Factors or assignes to keepe the said ship in their service
+factors or assignes to keepe the said ship in their service
-Of England p month and soeafter the
+of England per month and soeafter the
-And hired the same ship for a voyage with her to be made by Gods blessing in manner and forme following (that is to say
+and hired the same ship for a voyage with her to be made by Gods blessing in manner and forme following (that is to say
-Administrators doe covenant grant and free to and with the said merchants theri executors and administrators by the
+administrators doe covenant grant and free to and with the said merchants theri executors and administrators by the
-And next faire winds and weather that God shall send after ffoure and twenty houres notice given to the master
+and next faire winds and weather that God shall send after ffoure and twenty houres notice given to the master
-Gravesend with such goods and merchandizes as the said merchants their factors or assigne sof XXXX
+Gravesend with such goods and merchandizes as the said merchants their factors or assignes of shall in the meane time bee and put aboard the said s[?seas] [?she]
-May reasonably carry and ?store in her over & above her victuall tackle and apparell  after her arrivall there shall after she shall be cleared at Gravesend & y;e XXXX with the first  fair XXXX weather then  XXXX happens
+may reasonably carry and ?store in her over and above her victuall tackle and apparell [INSERTION]after her arrivall there shall after she shall be cleared at Gravesend and the e XXXX with the first  fair XXXX weather then XXXX happens END INSERTION] and shall by Gods blessing directly as winds and weather shall [?XXXXX]
-The perils and dangers of the seas  excepted saile unto Lisboa in the Kingdom of Portugall there to discharge the goods and merchandizes carried
+the perils and dangers of the seas excepted saile unto Lisboa in the Kingdom of Portugall there to discharge the goods and merchandizes carried in
-In her thither and being then dispatched shall directly saile from thence to the ?Madera Islands XX
+in her thither and being then dispatched shall directly saile from thence to the Terrera Islands or any other port or place within or without
-The straights of Gibraltar being in league of friendship with the King of England here she may
+the straights of Gibraltar being in league of friendship with the King of England where she may safely arrive and lawfully trade as she shall be
-Directed by the said merchants to their factors and assignes to saile  unto to receive & take into her her freight
+directed by the said merchants to their factors and assignes to saile  unto to receive and take into her her full lading in such goods and merchandizes as the
-Said merchants thero factors ?or assignes shall lade & put aboard her so as she may reasonably XXX
+said merchants their factors and assignes shall lade and put aboard her so as she may reasonably carry and store in her over and above her victuall tackle and
-Apparell as aforesaid and being XXXX from her last port of employment abroad shall by Gods
+apparell as aforesaid and being discharged from her last port of employment abroad shall by Gods blessing directly as winde and weather shall serve
-& the perills & dangers of the setting XXX saile  is XXX & come backe into the said port of the  XXX
+and the perills and dangers of the seas excepted saile returne and come backe into the said port of the Citty of London as eare to the same Citty as she may safely
-Arrive thereat an anchor to make discharge and and of her said intended voyage AND the said
+arrive there at an anchor to make her discharge and end of her said intended voyage AND the said merchants for themselves their executors and administrators
-Doe iointly and severally covenant grant & agree to and with y:e said owners to
+doe iointly and severally covenant grant and agree to and with the said owners their executors and assignes by these presents not only to give order
-And directtion to the master of the sd ship for
+and direction to the master of the sayd ship for the time being her falling to Gravesend and from thence to and from such lawfull ports and places within and without
-The streights of Gibraktar inamity with England where she may safely arrive
+the Streights of Gibraltar inamity with England where she may safely arrive and lawfully trade as aforesaid as the said merchants thir factors or assignes
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 ===Document Number: 51: Case: Willia, Curtis, Thomas Hussey, Samuel Harvar(d): Date: XXXX===

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 M:r Pope
 ----
 P1100948 Recto
@@ Line 4,017: / Line 4,048: @@
 was p:rsented and what or how ?may did you goe ptn:r with him in
 this policy or how were you ingaged.
-did not M:r Summers indeavour to obteine some money ffrom y:e
+did not M:r Summers indeavour to obteine some money ffrom y[?ou]
-that you would assure him 50:li on y:e afforesaid policy and XX
+concerning a promise of y.rs as hee p:rtended beffore ?wtns
-he not produce you a note in writing as hee p:rtende wXX
+that you would assure him 50:li on y:e afforesaid policy and [?did]
-by that XXXX to iustiffy his right to demand y:e money XX
+he not produce you a note in writing as hee p:rtende w[XX]
-& procure a note to y:e contrary off that note you did XXX
+by that wtnes to iustiffy his right to demaund y:e money [XX]
-beffore and y:e same wtnes hand declare you y:e ttruth XX
+& procure a note to y:e contrary off that note you did [??see]
-or whether y:e wtnes did express himselfe by words or XX
+beffore und:r y:e same wtnes hand [grave over "n"] declare you y:e ttruth [XX]
-it was ?
+or whether y:e wtnes did express himselfe by words or [XX]
-did not summers  & you put this defference off subscriptiXX
+did not summers  & you put this difference off subscribeing
-this policy to arbitration & uppon what accompt were you XXX
+this policy to arbitration & uppon what accompt were you [XX]
-XX ells are you not cleared or have you paid summes XX
+??or ells are you not cleared or have you paid summes [XX]
 money;
 did not summers then plead when the policy was put to
-arbitration that hee had assured James Powys & he may
+arbitration. that hee had assured James Powys & he may
-oay ye said Powys or ells the said Powys would resXXXX
+pay ye said Powys or ells the said Powys would recover
-it off him by Law what more you know herein declare
+it off him by Law. what more you know herein declare
 or what were ye words summers did their say & what time or
 times was this put to arbitration.//

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 and prevented, Et fiat ut sup:a
-.  Itmm interr. What Colo;es did Captaine Colartes shippe weare
+.  Itmm interr. What Colo:es did Captaine Colartes shippe weare
 att the time when (as itt is p:rtended) shee seized the ''Nativity''
 did shee weare the Swedish, or what other Colo:es and did nott

@@ Line 61: / Line 61: @@
 Is a Clayment of parte of the shippe Et fiat ut sup:r
-.  Itmm: interr. When had the Claymers or the mittnesse first
+.  Itmm: interr. When had the Claymers or the wittnesse first
 Notice that the shippe ''Nativity'' was stayed neere ffalmouth
 Howe long time was there betweene the seizure made by Colarte
 And the saty of the said shippe made neere ffalmouth and
 Whether in that time, was nott the said shippe used and imploy
-Ed as a shippe of Warre by those that had her then in possession
+ed as a shippe of Warre by those that had her then in possession
 And whether one Michell and his Company did nott with the
 Said shippe ''Nativity'' take and seize some other shippes and

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   Item  Interr quilibet Whether was there not a XXX
 shippe in the said port of about the XXX when of one hundred Tonnes belonging to the Affica XXX
-of the Unired Provinces, whether did
+of the United Provinces, whether did
 the Master and Company of the said shippe XXX
 and obstruct the said Cheavers in the said ?trade

@@ Line 3,364: / Line 3,364: @@
   Item let it be interrogated have yoiu signed any other Bill of XXXX
 for any other Goods in the sayd Shipp transported in this XXX
-besides the p:rtended Bill of Lading aforesayd?And how XXXX
+besides the p:rtended Bill of Lading aforesayd? And how XXXX
 the sayd Goods mentonned in the sayd Bill of Lading on board ?the
 sayd Vessell before you sett sayle for England, and whether ?were

@@ Line 3,327: / Line 3,327: @@
   Item let it be interrogated doe you know, beleive, or have credibly heard
 that the sayd goods were laden on board the sayd vessell by the Order
-of the sayd James YardJunior as bought by him for the Account of
+of the sayd James Yard Junior as bought by him for the Account of
 M:r John ffenn London Merchant? Et fiat ut supra.