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|Transcription=1. The 7th of July 1656.
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2. <margin value="Left">Traves con against Burridge and&#125;
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3. others. Baker. Smith&#125;</margin>
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4. Examined upon the aforesaid allegation.
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5. <margin value="Left">vidajus in A. 16.</margin>
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6. <margin value="Left">Rp. 2</margin>
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7. William Clapham of London merchant aged 29 yeeres
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8. or thereabouts sworne and exámined
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9. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee
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10. well knew and knoweth the shipp the Martin wherefore Roger Paxton
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11. arlate was master, and well knoweth the producent Thomas Burridge
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12. and saith that hee and company the time arlate were freighted of the said
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13. shipp for a voyage to be made with her from this port of London to the
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14. Canaries and back again which hee knoweth having been the Charter
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15. partie for the said voyage.
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16. To the second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that upon the said
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17. shipps arrivall the said voyage at the Canaries (in or about October last)
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18. there being disagreement betweene England and Spaine, noe English shipps
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19. were permitted to trade at the Canaries, unless the Governor were paid
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20. a summe of money (as they could agree with him) there called Indulto
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21. money; and saith the said Thomas Burridge being ˹then˺ there, with the said
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22. was necessitated to agree with the said Governour, before hee could get
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23. libertie of trade for the said shipp, and to pay him (for such his indulto
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24. or leave) and his officers, the summe of three hundred pounds sterling, namely
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25. soe much in Spanish money as amounted to three hundred pounds sterling
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26. and upwards, and this hee saith was and is publique and notorious
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27. and further that upon payment of the said summe and not before the
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28. XX said shipp the Martin was permitted to trade, and then and not
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29. before the said Thomas Burridge began and preceeded to send wines
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30. aboard her, which hee knoweth because hee this deponent was then there
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31. with like imployment for the Elizabeth of London, and paid a greater
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32. summe for Indulto for her, and was specially acquainted with the said
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33. mr Burridge his proceedings, and hee with this deponents, they
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34. assisting each other. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
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35. To the fourth and fifth ˹6th and 7th˺ articles hee saith that while the said mr Burridge
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36. was un lading his wines for London for the account of himselfe and
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37. company the producents, hee from shore ˹in a morning˺ sent this deponent a note
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38. in writing aboard the shipp the Elizabeth (lading neere the Martin)
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39. d advising this deponent that hee had the night before sent tenn
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40. pipes of wine in a Spanish boate to be carried aboard the Martin as
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41. part of his said intended lading, and then the boat said wines in stead
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42. of the Martin were put aboard the John and Mary (William Webber
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43. master) there alsoe riding, and desired this deponent to take some
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44. order for recovery thereof aboard the Martin, whereupon hee this deponent
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45. spake to mr Paxton master of the Martin, who with his boate
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46. went aboard mr Webbers shipp, and brought back word that
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47. hee could not get them, mr Webber refusing to deliver them and
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48. saying they were stowed away, and the like answer the said Webber
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49. made to this deponent, demanding them of him; and touching
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50. the marke hee saith mr Burridge sent the same to this deponent in his
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51. said note, and this deponent hath the Receipt of the said Webber XXXX given
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52. to the said boatswain boatman of the Spanish boate for receipt of tenn
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53. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">pipes</margin>
  
 
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]

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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 281
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First cut transcription started on 03/10/12 and completed on 04/10/12 by Alex Jackson; edited on 20/11712 by Colin Greenstreet
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First transcriber
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First transcribed
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Editorial history
Created 06/04/14, by CSG

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1. The 7th of July 1656.
2. <margin value="Left">Traves con against Burridge and}
3. others. Baker. Smith}</margin>
4. Examined upon the aforesaid allegation.
5. <margin value="Left">vidajus in A. 16.</margin>
6. <margin value="Left">Rp. 2</margin>
7. William Clapham of London merchant aged 29 yeeres
8. or thereabouts sworne and exámined
9. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee
10. well knew and knoweth the shipp the Martin wherefore Roger Paxton
11. arlate was master, and well knoweth the producent Thomas Burridge
12. and saith that hee and company the time arlate were freighted of the said
13. shipp for a voyage to be made with her from this port of London to the
14. Canaries and back again which hee knoweth having been the Charter
15. partie for the said voyage.
16. To the second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that upon the said
17. shipps arrivall the said voyage at the Canaries (in or about October last)
18. there being disagreement betweene England and Spaine, noe English shipps
19. were permitted to trade at the Canaries, unless the Governor were paid
20. a summe of money (as they could agree with him) there called Indulto
21. money; and saith the said Thomas Burridge being ˹then˺ there, with the said
22. was necessitated to agree with the said Governour, before hee could get
23. libertie of trade for the said shipp, and to pay him (for such his indulto
24. or leave) and his officers, the summe of three hundred pounds sterling, namely
25. soe much in Spanish money as amounted to three hundred pounds sterling
26. and upwards, and this hee saith was and is publique and notorious
27. and further that upon payment of the said summe and not before the
28. XX said shipp the Martin was permitted to trade, and then and not
29. before the said Thomas Burridge began and preceeded to send wines
30. aboard her, which hee knoweth because hee this deponent was then there
31. with like imployment for the Elizabeth of London, and paid a greater
32. summe for Indulto for her, and was specially acquainted with the said
33. mr Burridge his proceedings, and hee with this deponents, they
34. assisting each other. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
35. To the fourth and fifth ˹6th and 7th˺ articles hee saith that while the said mr Burridge
36. was un lading his wines for London for the account of himselfe and
37. company the producents, hee from shore ˹in a morning˺ sent this deponent a note
38. in writing aboard the shipp the Elizabeth (lading neere the Martin)
39. d advising this deponent that hee had the night before sent tenn
40. pipes of wine in a Spanish boate to be carried aboard the Martin as
41. part of his said intended lading, and then the boat said wines in stead
42. of the Martin were put aboard the John and Mary (William Webber
43. master) there alsoe riding, and desired this deponent to take some
44. order for recovery thereof aboard the Martin, whereupon hee this deponent
45. spake to mr Paxton master of the Martin, who with his boate
46. went aboard mr Webbers shipp, and brought back word that
47. hee could not get them, mr Webber refusing to deliver them and
48. saying they were stowed away, and the like answer the said Webber
49. made to this deponent, demanding them of him; and touching
50. the marke hee saith mr Burridge sent the same to this deponent in his
51. said note, and this deponent hath the Receipt of the said Webber XXXX given
52. to the said boatswain boatman of the Spanish boate for receipt of tenn
53. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">pipes</margin>

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