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| − | |Transcription= | + | |Transcription=the said goods claimed came out of Persia, because hee this deponent was |
| + | at Smyrna when the Caravan consisting of 350 camells, wherein the said goods | ||
| + | were brought over land came and arived at Smyrna and sawe that the said | ||
| + | goods came in the said Caravan, and otherwise saving his foregoeing deposition | ||
| + | hee cannot depose. | ||
| + | |||
| + | To the sixth Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that all the said three claimers | ||
| + | came alonge with the said Caravan from Persia to Smyrna, this deponent | ||
| + | seeing there arivall there, and seeing them bringe the said goods in the said | ||
| + | Caravan, and have them in their possession, and well knoweth that they came | ||
| + | not out of the ffrench factorie at Smyrna nor were bought there, nore | ||
| + | laden by ffrench men or any belonging to the said ffactorie, and well | ||
| + | knoweth that the said claimers bore and ran the hazard and adventure of the said goods | ||
| + | claimed from Smyrna to Ligorne, but the shipp being ffrench, the ffrench | ||
| + | ran the hazard thereof. | ||
| + | |||
| + | To the seventh article (sic) hee saith that hee sawe the said Captaine Andris signe | ||
| + | the said bills of lading in the house aforesaid, the said Captaine sitting | ||
| + | on one side of the table when hee did the same, and this deponent sitting | ||
| + | on the other side and looking on him, and saith the said Captaine signed | ||
| + | two bills of lading of one tenor for the goods aforesaid of each of the said claimers | ||
| + | of which the said claimers left one a peece at Smyrna, to the end that | ||
| + | if the other which they brought along with them should miscarry, they | ||
| + | might send for and have the duplicate or other bill soe left at | ||
| + | Smyrna, and hee did not see nor knoweth and his conscience beleeveth | ||
| + | and thereupon durst [pXXXXX] his [?soule] that the said claimers nor any of them | ||
| + | did not signe or give any writing or promise to the interrogated Michael | ||
| + | Andris the fore siad Captaine to pay him for the said goods at Ligorne as is | ||
| + | interrogated if they were safely delivered to them there, nor that | ||
| + | they were to pay any ffrenchman or other there for the same, nor that | ||
| + | there was ought to be paid by them at ligorne or elswhere after the said | ||
| + | lading thereof, saving the meere freight for their transportation | ||
| + | according to the bills of lading and | ||
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Revision as of 17:27, October 23, 2013
| Volume | HCA 13/65 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 53 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 23/10/13 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/10/23 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 23/10/13, by CSG | |
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the said goods claimed came out of Persia, because hee this deponent was
at Smyrna when the Caravan consisting of 350 camells, wherein the said goods
were brought over land came and arived at Smyrna and sawe that the said
goods came in the said Caravan, and otherwise saving his foregoeing deposition
hee cannot depose.
To the sixth Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that all the said three claimers
came alonge with the said Caravan from Persia to Smyrna, this deponent
seeing there arivall there, and seeing them bringe the said goods in the said
Caravan, and have them in their possession, and well knoweth that they came
not out of the ffrench factorie at Smyrna nor were bought there, nore
laden by ffrench men or any belonging to the said ffactorie, and well
knoweth that the said claimers bore and ran the hazard and adventure of the said goods
claimed from Smyrna to Ligorne, but the shipp being ffrench, the ffrench
ran the hazard thereof.
To the seventh article (sic) hee saith that hee sawe the said Captaine Andris signe
the said bills of lading in the house aforesaid, the said Captaine sitting
on one side of the table when hee did the same, and this deponent sitting
on the other side and looking on him, and saith the said Captaine signed
two bills of lading of one tenor for the goods aforesaid of each of the said claimers
of which the said claimers left one a peece at Smyrna, to the end that
if the other which they brought along with them should miscarry, they
might send for and have the duplicate or other bill soe left at
Smyrna, and hee did not see nor knoweth and his conscience beleeveth
and thereupon durst [pXXXXX] his [?soule] that the said claimers nor any of them
did not signe or give any writing or promise to the interrogated Michael
Andris the fore siad Captaine to pay him for the said goods at Ligorne as is
interrogated if they were safely delivered to them there, nor that
they were to pay any ffrenchman or other there for the same, nor that
there was ought to be paid by them at ligorne or elswhere after the said
lading thereof, saving the meere freight for their transportation
according to the bills of lading and
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