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-- "FOURTH LION'S WHELP: Built by '''Christopher Malim of Redriff'''. Used for experiments on the "project of a Dutchman" c. 1633. Works in the hold were ordered to be removed in March 1634 as they were of no use in a man-of-war. I have not found any details of these works, which were probably carried out by Cornelis Drebbel, who died in 1633. Struck a rock in St. Aubin's Bay, Jersey on 4 August 16361 and sank, without loss of life."<ref>[http://www.portlandyacht.com/lionswhelp/1629/TenWhelps.html John Wassell (ed.), History of Ten Lions Whelps (2003), Extract from an online posting]</ref>
 
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Volume HCA 13/65
Folio 14
Side Recto
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IMAGE: REQUIRES IMAGE
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First transcribed
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29. July 1651.

In the behalfe of Paule dod)
against Captaine William Ashley)
touching the shipp the Adventure)

Upon the Interrogatories on the behalfe of the said dod
Examined./

Rp. EA/ 1us

Christopher Malim of Reddriffe in the County of Surrey
Shipwright aged 30 yeares or there abouts sworne and Examined
deposeth as followeth videlicet./

To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cannot depose./

To the second hee saith hee cannot depose./

To the third Interrogatorie hee saith hee cannot depose./

To the fourth Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth That about foure monthes since
(the time more perfectly and particularly hee doth not remember) the producent
Paul dod desired this deponent to goe along with him to hackney or [?old ?fford] to
the house of the interrogated Captaine William Ashley, which hee accordingly did
and there hee saith hee heard the producent aske the said Ashley for a Shipp
that hee had taken which was the said producents; whereupon the said Ashley
asked the said producent whether his name were not Paule dod, who answeared
yes, and then the said Ashley did acknowledge and confessse in this deponents presence
and heareing that hee had taken such a shipp as the producent demanded, but saith
hee had condemned thesaid shipp in Court according to law, yet notwithstanding
did then tell the producent that hee would meete him att the Mermaid Taverne
in Cornwall (as this deponent remembreth) and treate with him about the
said shipp, which this deponent being by and heareing the premisses so had
and done and otherwise hee cannot depose/

Christopher Malim [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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vide XXXXX the Interrogatories
 ?fol ?se quod.

Examined the day aforesaid upon the Interrogatories
aforesaid./

Rp EA. 2

Thomas White of Reddriffe in the County of Surrey
Turner, aged 44 yeares or thereabouts sworne deposeth
as followeth

To the 1. 2. and 3d articles (sic) hee saith hee cannot depose./

To the 4th Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth, that hee this deponent was
requested (about foure monthes since) to goe along with the producent unto
Captaine William Ashley liveing att hackney, and comeing to his house
hee saith the producent (in the presence and heareing of this deponent and at his
premisses) tould the said Captaine Ashley that hee came to demand (and did
demand) his shipp which the said Ashley had taken, upon which the said
Ashley asked him if his name was ?dodd, who answered that his name was
Paule Dodd, and thereupon hee confessed that hee had taken such a shipp and
said I have condemned the said shipp according to the Course of Court or words to that
that effect, yet notwithstanding said hee would give him a meeting and treate about
the said shipp, and did appointe him ?he the said producent to meete him att the
the (sic) said shipp, and did appointe him ?he the said producent to meete him att the
Mermaid Taverne in Cornewall about ?three dayes after And further hee
saith he cannot depose.

Idem ad Interria./ [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first interrogatorie hee saith hee hath knowne the Interrogated Captaine William
Ashley by the space of twelve yeares last past, And equally favoureth the parties litigant
in this Cause and otherwise he answereth negatively.

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Christopher Malim

  • There appears to have been an older Christopher Malim (?father of Christopher Malim in HCA 13/64 f.14r) who was also a shipwright of Redriff.


-- "FOURTH LION'S WHELP: Built by Christopher Malim of Redriff. Used for experiments on the "project of a Dutchman" c. 1633. Works in the hold were ordered to be removed in March 1634 as they were of no use in a man-of-war. I have not found any details of these works, which were probably carried out by Cornelis Drebbel, who died in 1633. Struck a rock in St. Aubin's Bay, Jersey on 4 August 16361 and sank, without loss of life."[1]
  1. ↑ John Wassell (ed.), History of Ten Lions Whelps (2003), Extract from an online posting

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