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23o: Aprilis 1650 Such allegacions [XXX] Garland  
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Elliott et aly con Garland}
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Georgius Hangor [XXX] Street
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London [FOUR LINES OF LATIN]
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Ad 13 Garland [LATIN]
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'''Georgius Hanger''' da Threadstreet
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London mercator ubi mora fecit oer mensa ult [?XXX]
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aut eo mora [?troheris] apud Smyrna in partibus Asia
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aetatis 34 annorum aut car[?X] testis in hac causa productus
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et iuratus deponit et sequitur.
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Ad 2um et [?13]um dicta allegationis deponit et dicit That hee this deponent
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in the yeare 1649 arlate was resident as ffactor at Smyrna for some Turkey merchants of
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London and by reason thereof well knoweth That within some of the
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monethes happening within the yeare 1649 arlate There were divers
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English shipps and vessells which then did remayne and ride att or within
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the Port of Smyrna as is arlate and during there stay there
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of this deponents certayne knowledge There came one Mr Roger ffowke
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an English merchant accompanyed with a [?Chiauis] from
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Constantinople who brought Letters from Sir Thomas Bendish the
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Embassador with the Grand Signior desiring the Commander and
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Capteynes of the said English Shipps then there to undertake the
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imployment and Service of the Grand Signor which was to goe for the
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Island of Candy and sayeth they brought likewise Letters to the
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English Consul Mr John Cruyle arlate Intimatinge the ill consequence
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and damage which would without all peradventure ensue and haooen to
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the English merchants and ffactoryes in the Levant
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Latest revision as of 20:32, January 29, 2018

Volume HCA 13/63
Folio 64
Side Recto
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Status
Uploaded image; partially transcribed on 14/04/2016.
Languages
Note
IMAGE: IMG_113_02_5873.jpg
First transcriber
Ross Keel
First transcribed
2016/04/14
Editorial history
Edited on 12/08/2017 by Colin Greenstreet

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23o: Aprilis 1650 Super allegacionis [?exXX] Garland

Elliott et aly con Garland}

Georgius Hanger da Threadstreet
London mercator ubi mora fecit oer mensa ult [?XXX]
aut eo mora [?troheris] apud Smyrna in partibus Asia
aetatis 34 annorum aut car[?X] testis in hac causa productus
et iuratus deponit et sequitur.

Ad 2um et [?13]um dicta allegationis deponit et dicit That hee this deponent
in the yeare 1649 arlate was resident as ffactor at Smyrna for some Turkey merchants of
London and by reason thereof well knoweth That within some of the
monethes happening within the yeare 1649 arlate There were divers
English shipps and vessells which then did remayne and ride att or within
the Port of Smyrna as is arlate and during there stay there
of this deponents certayne knowledge There came one Mr Roger ffowke
an English merchant accompanyed with a [?Chiauis] from
Constantinople who brought Letters from Sir Thomas Bendish the
Embassador with the Grand Signior desiring the Commander and
Capteynes of the said English Shipps then there to undertake the
imployment and Service of the Grand Signor which was to goe for the
Island of Candy and sayeth they brought likewise Letters to the
English Consul Mr John Cruyle arlate Intimatinge the ill consequence
and damage which would without all peradventure ensue and haooen to
the English merchants and ffactoryes in the Levant

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