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|Transcription=Saint Padroes Tower sayd it was Saint Sebastians, and would not be | |Transcription=Saint Padroes Tower sayd it was Saint Sebastians, and would not be | ||
perswaded to the contrary though most of his Company sayd they | perswaded to the contrary though most of his Company sayd they | ||
| − | knew it was Saint Padroes | + | knew it was Saint Padroes as indeed it was ánd did afterwards so appeare to be by reason of [?which XX GUTTER] |
| − | + | [XXXX] of the sayd Thomas Braining the sayd shipp kept not only to [XXX GUTTER] | |
as she ought to have done, but went from Bay to bay whereby the | as she ought to have done, but went from Bay to bay whereby the | ||
| − | winde beating upon her she could not find her port but | + | winde [?beating] upon her she could not find her port but [?ranne] att |
| − | ast to the | + | ast to the backside of Cadiz with all her sayles standing about |
two Cables length from shoare, which hee knoweth to be true being | two Cables length from shoare, which hee knoweth to be true being | ||
| − | as aforesayd one of the sayd shipps Company and and well observing the | + | as aforesayd one of the sayd shipps Company and and well observing the |
foresayd passages. And otherwise hee ćannot depose. | foresayd passages. And otherwise hee ćannot depose. | ||
| − | To the 5th article he saith, that it is the Custome of Masters and Mariners att | + | To the 5th article he saith, that it is the Custome of Masters and Mariners att |
Sea if they be in distresse or want, and neere to or in the hearing | Sea if they be in distresse or want, and neere to or in the hearing | ||
of the shoare to hang out colours to signify of what place they be | of the shoare to hang out colours to signify of what place they be | ||
and to shoot of a gunne that so helpe may be sent from shoare | and to shoot of a gunne that so helpe may be sent from shoare | ||
| − | which the sayd Braining would not nor did doe though he were XX GUTTER | + | which the sayd Braining would not nor did doe though he were [XX GUTTER] |
| − | + | [XXX] so to doe by his Company. whereupon one of the Company did | |
| − | hang out a flagg to give notice what the sayd shipp was and and | + | hang out a flagg to give notice what the sayd shipp was and and |
| − | the same was immediately | + | the same was immediately snatcht away or taken downe by the |
sayd Master or his mate or by their order. And they the sayd Master | sayd Master or his mate or by their order. And they the sayd Master | ||
| − | and mate did propose to goe to shoare and leave the sayd | + | and mate did propose to goe to shoare and leave the sayd shipp |
| − | and lading which the Mariners by the Command of the sayd Master did GUTTER | + | and lading which the Mariners by the Command of the sayd Master [?did GUTTER] |
| − | though otherwise against their wills, were forced to doe, And | + | though otherwise against their wills, were forced to doe, And this deponent |
| − | after he came ashoare did understand that the Spaniards | + | after he came ashoare did understand that the Spaniards there [?not GUTTER] |
| − | seeing any flagg hanged out upon the sayd shipp did much | + | seeing any flagg hanged out upon the sayd shipp did much [?doubt ?where GUTTER] |
| − | and from | + | and from [?whome]she was, and that if an English flagg had [XXX GUTTER] |
| − | XXX out they would have come and ayded her into Port And | + | [XXX] out they would have come and ayded her into Port And |
| − | otherwise he ćannot depose saving that hee was present att and saw and heard | + | otherwise he ćannot depose, saving that hee was present att and saw and heard |
| − | the | + | the premisses by him predeposed. |
| − | To the 6th article he saith that the sayd Brainings Master and mate aforesayd and GUTTER | + | To the 6th article he saith that the sayd Brainings Master and mate aforesayd [?and GUTTER] |
| − | + | sayd shipp lying as aforesayd so as helpe might safely have bene [?XX GUTTER] | |
| − | + | [?provided] to guide her into port, there being [?noe] high winds or other | |
| − | + | [?visible] danger, or necessity of [?deserting] her, did cause the Company | |
| − | to heave att the Boat which they | + | to heave att the Boat which they were loath to doe) and they the [?sayd GUTTER] |
| − | Master and mate went first into the sayd Boat and Commanded the XXX GUTTER | + | Master and mate went first into the sayd Boat and Commanded the [XXX GUTTER] |
| − | Company to follow them and | + | Company to follow them and [XXX XXXX XXXX XXXX] and the sayd shipp was [XXXXX] |
| − | + | not a man left in her, and thereupon [XXX XXXX XXXX] the Generall of Cadiz [XXX GUTTER] | |
| − | + | a [XXXX] in the sayd spp [XX] | |
| − | + | [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] | |
| + | [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] | ||
| + | [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] | ||
| + | [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] | ||
| + | [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] | ||
| + | [XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] | ||
Browning. And further or otherwise he cannot depose. | Browning. And further or otherwise he cannot depose. | ||
Revision as of 21:43, May 15, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 131 |
| Side | Verso |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription started on 15/11/12 and completed on 28/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 20/6/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot on 22/04/14 and edited on 15/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 12/12/28 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 04/04/14, by CSG | |
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Saint Padroes Tower sayd it was Saint Sebastians, and would not be
perswaded to the contrary though most of his Company sayd they
knew it was Saint Padroes as indeed it was ánd did afterwards so appeare to be by reason of [?which XX GUTTER]
[XXXX] of the sayd Thomas Braining the sayd shipp kept not only to [XXX GUTTER]
as she ought to have done, but went from Bay to bay whereby the
winde [?beating] upon her she could not find her port but [?ranne] att
ast to the backside of Cadiz with all her sayles standing about
two Cables length from shoare, which hee knoweth to be true being
as aforesayd one of the sayd shipps Company and and well observing the
foresayd passages. And otherwise hee ćannot depose.
To the 5th article he saith, that it is the Custome of Masters and Mariners att
Sea if they be in distresse or want, and neere to or in the hearing
of the shoare to hang out colours to signify of what place they be
and to shoot of a gunne that so helpe may be sent from shoare
which the sayd Braining would not nor did doe though he were [XX GUTTER]
[XXX] so to doe by his Company. whereupon one of the Company did
hang out a flagg to give notice what the sayd shipp was and and
the same was immediately snatcht away or taken downe by the
sayd Master or his mate or by their order. And they the sayd Master
and mate did propose to goe to shoare and leave the sayd shipp
and lading which the Mariners by the Command of the sayd Master [?did GUTTER]
though otherwise against their wills, were forced to doe, And this deponent
after he came ashoare did understand that the Spaniards there [?not GUTTER]
seeing any flagg hanged out upon the sayd shipp did much [?doubt ?where GUTTER]
and from [?whome]she was, and that if an English flagg had [XXX GUTTER]
[XXX] out they would have come and ayded her into Port And
otherwise he ćannot depose, saving that hee was present att and saw and heard
the premisses by him predeposed.
To the 6th article he saith that the sayd Brainings Master and mate aforesayd [?and GUTTER]
sayd shipp lying as aforesayd so as helpe might safely have bene [?XX GUTTER]
[?provided] to guide her into port, there being [?noe] high winds or other
[?visible] danger, or necessity of [?deserting] her, did cause the Company
to heave att the Boat which they were loath to doe) and they the [?sayd GUTTER]
Master and mate went first into the sayd Boat and Commanded the [XXX GUTTER]
Company to follow them and [XXX XXXX XXXX XXXX] and the sayd shipp was [XXXXX]
not a man left in her, and thereupon [XXX XXXX XXXX] the Generall of Cadiz [XXX GUTTER]
a [XXXX] in the sayd spp [XX]
[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
Browning. And further or otherwise he cannot depose.
To
