HCA 13/71 f.207v Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 207 |
| Side | Verso |
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| First cut transcription started on 28/11/12 and completed on 29/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 18/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 12/11/29 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 06/04/14, by CSG | |
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1. Request who heard of this Rendents late comeing from the Canaries, hee XXX GUTTER
2. XXX to sett forth; And otherwise negatively
3. To the .2. 3. 4 & 5th articles Interrogatories he answereth negatively.
To the Interrogatories. 2. loco [CENTRE HEADING.]
6. To the 6th Interrogatory he cannot depose.
7. To the 7th Interrogatory. he saith the news of the difference betweene England
8. and Spaine, and the Embargo aforesayd came to the Canaries in October
9. 1655 last past. And saith thre were some ˹English˺ shipps (whose factors
10. made noe diligence to ˹have them˺ receyved ) which coming to the Canaries
11. after the sayd Embargo returned home for England empty, but how
12. many knoweth not. And some shipps he saith att the first after this
13. Embargo could not be admitted to be laden though diligence were used, but
14. after the middle of November every factor that did endeavour it did
15. procure license ánd dispatches for free lading. And this Rendent
16. came home for England in the sayd shipp Elizabeth of London whom GUTTER
17. he had laden as aforesayd. And further or otherwise ćannot answer
18. To the 8th. he saith he fo his part ćannot otherwise than negatively
19. answer
Wm. Clapham [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
Repeated before doctor Godolphin
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The xiiith day of May 1656.
Examined upon the sayd allegation Libell
5
Richard Owen of London merchant áged twenty five yeares
or thereabouts sworne ánd examined saith.
28. To the first second, third fourth, fifth sixth and seventh articles of the sayd
29. Libell This deponent saith, That being here in London in the moneth
30. of September 1655. last past, and being then resolved upon a voyage
31. for the Canaries, The arlate fferdinando Body did acquaint this
32. deponent that he had taken to freight a certayne shipp named the
33. Little Mary (being as he conceyveth and beleiveth the shipp arlate
34. one George Donnes being Master, And that one White had putt in another GUTTER
35. Master, upon a voyage from this Port to Waxford (whither the sayd
36. shipp as he then told this deponent was gone) there to take in a
37. Lading of herings, beefe ánd pipe staves, and to transport the same
38. to the Canaries, where she was to deliver the same to one Mr Stephens GUTTER
39. and by him or his meanes to be reladen with wynes for England
40. she being to returne to this Port. And the sayd Body gave this
41. deponent (who was to lade another shipp for him att the Canaries) orders
42. and directions to be assistant to and in the disposing of the goods the
43. sayd shipp Little Mary should bring thither as occasion should XXX GUTTER
44. And saith that he this deponent after his arrivall att the Canaries did
45. expect the sayd shipp LIttle Maryes comeing thither, but shee came not
46. howbeit this deponent then and there heard, that one Joy Master of a
47. shipp that came from Ireland, and was departed from the Canaries before
48. this deponents arrivall there (which was in November 1655. Last past)
49. brought and left newes touching the sayd Little Mary that shee was laded GUTTER
50. in Ireland before his the sayd Joyes comeing from thense and that
51. she was to come to the Canaries, upon all which grounds this deponent
52. XX GUTTER
