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 ===Genoese men of war===

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 '''40 strokes with a ropes end upon his bare shirt'''
-"y:e said James Montjoy complained of y:e said Ward M:r in that he put 6 men to 4 mens allowance the said Ward & his Mates seized y:e said Montjoy to y:e Capstone and hung a 150:li weight of shott about his neck, and that he y:e said Montjoy telling y:e said Ward and his mates that he Conceied the Parl:t would not suffer such wrong to goe unpunished, they made answer in this manner, what tell you of y:e Parl:t if y:e said Montjoy were soe great with them, he would rubb him for their sakes, and gave him a bou?t 40 strokes with a ropes end upon his bare shirt whereby y:e said James Montjoy hath suffred much"<ref>[TNA HCA 1/8: The Information of James Mountjoy against Joseph Ward M:r Thomas Ward and Samuell Harken, M:re mates of the"Parromore of London.]</ref>
+"y:e said James Montjoy complained of y:e said Ward M:r in that he put 6 men to 4 mens allowance the said Ward & his Mates seized y:e said Montjoy to y:e Capstone and hung a 150:li weight of shott about his neck, and that he y:e said Montjoy telling y:e said Ward and his mates that he Conceied the Parl:t would not suffer such wrong to goe unpunished, they made answer in this manner, what tell you of y:e Parl:t if y:e said Montjoy were soe great with them, he would rubb him for their sakes, and gave him a bou?t 40 strokes with a ropes end upon his bare shirt whereby y:e said James Montjoy hath suffred much"<ref>[[MRP: HCA 1/8|TNA HCA 1/8: The Information of James Mountjoy against Joseph Ward M:r Thomas Ward and Samuell Harken, M:re mates of the Parromore of London.]]</ref>
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 ===Purchase of naval stores===

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 '''40 strokes with a ropes end upon his bare shirt'''
-"y:e said James Montjoy complained of y:e said Ward M:r in that he put 6 men to 4 mens allowance the said Ward & his Mates seized y:e said Montjoy to y:e Capstone and hung a 150:li weight of shott about his neck, and that he y:e said Montjoy telling y:e said Ward and his mates that he Conceied the Parl:t would not suffer such wrong to goe unpunished, they made answer in this manner, what tell you of y:e Parl:t if y:e said Montjoy were soe great with them, he would rubb him for their sakes, and gave him a bou?t 40 strokes with a ropes end upon his bare shirt whereby y:e said James Montjoy hath suffred much"[[FootNote([TNA HCA 1/8: The Information of James Mountjoy against Joseph Ward M:r Thomas Ward and Samuell Harken, M:re mates of the
+"y:e said James Montjoy complained of y:e said Ward M:r in that he put 6 men to 4 mens allowance the said Ward & his Mates seized y:e said Montjoy to y:e Capstone and hung a 150:li weight of shott about his neck, and that he y:e said Montjoy telling y:e said Ward and his mates that he Conceied the Parl:t would not suffer such wrong to goe unpunished, they made answer in this manner, what tell you of y:e Parl:t if y:e said Montjoy were soe great with them, he would rubb him for their sakes, and gave him a bou?t 40 strokes with a ropes end upon his bare shirt whereby y:e said James Montjoy hath suffred much"<ref>[TNA HCA 1/8: The Information of James Mountjoy against Joseph Ward M:r Thomas Ward and Samuell Harken, M:re mates of the"Parromore of London.]</ref>
-Parromore of London.])]]
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 ===Purchase of naval stores===

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 -  "the said Thomas Grove did during the whole Voyage strive and endevo:r to make his marine:rs doe their Dutyes in the pformance of their severall offices & places, and upon severall  occasions & Carles neglects of their dutyes the said Grove would and did punish them with moderate Correction, and ptiuclarly hee saith that y:e said Grove did Moderately Correct one Thomas Capell the Cooper of the said Ship y:e sd Voyage who was a ?Stabbozild and Carles ffellowe.  And further cannot depose saving y:t one Richard Blake?r Boatswaine of the said Ship y:e sd Voyage hath told this depo:t and others that hee the XYXrlate had rec?eaved 5:s of the said Luke Wood, more than than of the rest of the Company"<ref>[XXXX HCA 13/73 Part Two: Case: XXXX:  Examination: 2. Robert Grove, of Wapping, Mariner, aged 50:  Date: Aprill 5:th 1658]</ref>
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 ===Purchase of naval stores===

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 -  "the said Grove. did (in his passage from Plymouth for London of this depo:ts knowledge strive to make the mariners doe their dutyes in y:e performance of the said voyage; as neere and as much as hee could, And saith y:e said Grove for their Careles neglects of their dutyes did give some of them Correction, And further deposeth that Richard Blagne Boateswaine of the said Ship y:e said Voyage, did acknowledge to this depo:t that hee the said Blagne had Received five pounds of the said Luke Wood more than any other of the said Shipps Company, And the foresaid Bartlet (hee saith) did aboard y:e said Ship tell this depo:t That hee the said Bartlet , would spend all that ever hee had even the very Cloathes on his back, but hee would be revenged of the said Grove, and lay him soe XXXX in prison that hee should bever be in Capacity to XXX XXX same ship againe; And saith that one Capell who was Cooper of the said Ship y:e said Voyage, did  tell this depo:t oftentimes, and alsoe others of the said Ships Company.  That if [if may be crossed out] hee the said Capell would ?part (OR, ?pass) his body and soule to hell, but hee would be revenged of the said Grove for Correcting of him or to that purpose"<ref>[XXXX HCA 13/73 Part Two: Case: Luke Wood agt Thomas Grove: Examination: i.  John Bourman, of Chatham, Kent, Shipwright, aged 38:  Date:  March 15th 1658]</ref>
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 ===Purchase of naval stores===

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 - "y:e sayd shipp came from and began this her outwards voyage from Stockholme with her p:rsent lading of goods being Iron pitch tarr Copper shott and Salmon...all to be unladen att this port of London whither she was bound and where she now is the foresayd Salmon excepted which is to be transported to Burdeaux and there unladen and delivered to Jan Van Pullen a facto:r for y:e sayd Swedish merchants there resideing."<ref>[[MRP: HCA 13/68#head-7b4f93714010996fac626af356f7c2299b105fa4|HCA 13/68: Case: XXXX: Deposition: Charles Marescoe, of S:t Nicholas Lane, London, Merchant, aged 21: Date: The same day (?1653/54, or 1654]]</ref>
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 ===English High Court of Admiralty: procedures===
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 '''Nevis vs. Barbadoes sugar'''
--  "at y:e first coming of the said ship y:e ''Peace'' to Nevis y:e said Wood sold his fish after y:e rate of a pound of ffish, for a pound of Sugar, and Saith that Nevis Sugar is accounted better than Barbadoes Sugar"<ref>[XXXX  HCA 13/73]</ref>
+-  "at y:e first coming of the said ship y:e ''Peace'' to Nevis y:e said Wood sold his fish after y:e rate of a pound of ffish, for a pound of Sugar, and Saith that Nevis Sugar is accounted better than Barbadoes Sugar"<ref>[XXXX  HCA 13/73 Part Two]</ref>
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 ===Supracargoe===

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-'''before the said Grove did turne back any boates Lading of salt, hee the said Grove did send a Noate by One of his Company to the said Luke Wood, (who was on shore,) that hee could not take in noe more Salt"<ref>[XXXX  HCA 13/73 Part Two: Case: XXXX:  Examination: 2. Robert Grove, of Wapping, Mariner, aged 50:  Date: Aprill 5:th 1658]</ref>
+"before the said Grove did turne back any boates Lading of salt, hee the said Grove did send a Noate by One of his Company to the said Luke Wood, (who was on shore,) that hee could not take in noe more Salt"<ref>[XXXX  HCA 13/73 Part Two: Case: XXXX:  Examination: 2. Robert Grove, of Wapping, Mariner, aged 50:  Date: Aprill 5:th 1658]</ref>
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 ===Dunkirke===

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 -  "15:° Novemb 1658. Repeated before dror Godolphon one of the Judges x:r In his Chamber x:X"<ref>[[MRP: HCA 13/128#head-d912e595b8b3fcb6f20e53a3531cdf07a3c95cdb| HCA 13/128: Case: Allegation on behalf of Alexander Bence: Personal answeres: John Hill, one of the owners of the Oporto Merchant:  Date: November 15th 1658]]</ref>
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 ===Dunkirke===
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 -  "hee knoweth not whether it bee usuall to lade shipps above their ladeing marke, but well knoweth that the shipp ''Peace'' the tyme Interrogate was not laden above her ladeing marke, and could very well have receaved more salt aboard her when shee was in ffrance than shee there receaved without any preiudice or danger to the sayd shipp or her ladeing as hee beleeveth"<ref>[XXX HCA 13/73: Case: Grove ag:t Wood:  Examination:  William Best, of Corfe, Dorset, Mariner Gunners Mate, of the Peace, aged 22:  Date:  May 3rd, 1659]</ref>
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 ===Languages spoken by ships crews===
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 - "after such tyme as the arlate Craven came into the said shipp the ''Jeremie'' he did make onlie one voyage w:ch was from Marcelles to Scanderoone and soe to Marcelles againe, and that att his returne thither before his fraight was paid as this rendent beleeveth his Merchant broke soe that he lost all his freight as he beleeveth" (HCA 13/125 Box Two)
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 -  "the arlate Thomas Grove was from Newfound land bound directly for the Barbados, as by the bill of ladeing doth an may appeare and saith that hee hath heard the arlate Robert Grove one of the Mates of the ''Pease'' who had formerly bin at the Barbados, saye that hee did advise the Master Thomas Grove to keepe a more Easterly course than hee did & that the sayd Thomas thereupon answered him the sayd Robert Grove & sayd hee should not ?watch him to finde the Barbados for he could tell well enough here to dinde it though hee had not bin there yet, and soe the sayd Thomas Grove holding on his course did not of this deponents sight and knowledge come with his shipp into the ?due latitude for the Barbados but in steade of gaining the Barbados made the Islands of S:t Lusea and upon the eigth day of November 1657 arrived with the ''Pease'' at ?Nevis"<ref>[XXX HCA 13/73 Part Two: Case: Wood ag:t Grove: Examination:  5. Thomas Yeomans of Wapping, Mariner, late Masters Mate of the Peace, aged 23: Date: March 11th 1658 English Style]</ref>
-'''Not by the Willfullnes Ignorance or Carlessnes'''
+'''Not by Willfullnes Ignorance or Carlessnes'''
 -  " this depo:t came on board y:e said Ship y:e ''Peace'' at Plymouth y:e sd Voyage and came from Plymouth in her to this Port, and saith aboard y:e sd ship hee was familiarly acquainted with y:e said Bartlett; And this Depo:t and the said Bartlet having discourse together about y:e former pt of Voyage in question, The said Bartlett told this Depo:t , that hee was Confident that M:r Grove did not misse the Barbadoes, through his inability, and this depo:t asking hom whether hee did it willfully? for if hee was able, what is the reason he missed it? (To w:ch the said Bartlett made answer, that for my part I cannot charge him with any such thing; for y:e Condition of the weather was soe bad that the ablestman whatsoever might then have missed the Barbadoes. or to that effect"<ref>[XXX HCA 13/73 Part Two: Case: Luke Wood agt Thomas Grove: Examination: i.  John Bourman, of Chatham, Kent, Shipwright, aged 38:  Date:  March 15th 1658]</ref>