HCA 13/71 f.170r Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 170 |
| Side | Recto |
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| First cut transcription completed on 30/01/13 by Alex Jackson; Edited 30/5/2013 by Jill Wilcox | |
| First transcriber | |
| Alex Jackson | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2013/01/30 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 04/04/14, by CSG | |
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1. To the seventh article hee saith that the losse of the sayd horses was caused by
2. and through the weakness and insufficiency of the sayd stanctions which
3. were, not made so strong and insuffcient as they ought to have
4. bene, as as this deponent for the reasons aforesayd knoweth they
5. might have bene; and the oversight or care of making the
6. sayd stanctions strong did properly belong to the sayd James Cooke as
7. mate, and sayd Johnson as Boatswayne. And he doth verily beleive
8. that in case the sayd stanctions had bene made so strong as they
9. ought and might have bene the sayd horses had not perished, but had
10. bene preserved. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
11. To the 8th article of the sayd allogation, this deponent saith hee doth verily
12. beleive by what he hath seene and observed being a planter in
13. the Barbadoes as aforesayd that the sayd horses so lost in case they
14. had come safe to the Barbadoes would have reload a thousand
15. pounds sterling. And that the sayd Batson and Company over
16. and besides what might have bene made of the sayd horses have
17. suffered losse, and dammage ˹by the means aforesayd˺ to a good value, but how much in
18. certayne he ćannot sett forth. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
19. To the ninth article hee saith the sayd James Cooke was and is a young
20. man of the age of twenty yeares or thereabouts, and is by repute
21. the sonn of the sayd Robert Cooke the master, by whom hee was
22. imployed as mate. But this deponent doth beleive by what hee saw
23. and observed that the sayd James was not fitt and able enough
24. for the imployment of a mate in a shipp for such a voyage. And
25. otherwise hee cannot depose.
William Looe [SIGNATURE RH SIDE]
Repeated with his precontest
before Doctor Godolphin.
29. The same day. Examined upon the sayd allogation CENTRE HEADING
30. <margin value="LEFT">X. Rp.</margin>
31. <margin value="LEFT">3.</margin>
32. Nicholas Hamond of St Michaels Cornhill London Barber
33. Chirurgion of and belonging to the sayd shipp Tankervale
34. aged thirty yeares or thereabouts a witnesse sworne and
35. examined deposeth and saith as followeth. videlicet
36. To the first article of the sayd allogation, This deponent saith that the sayd shipp the
37. Tankervale Robert Cooke master was imployed by the say Richard Batson
38. and Company upon a voyage from this port to Gottenburran in Norway
39. have to take in horses, and thence to transport them to the Barbadoes
40. and so to returne for England, which hee knoweth for that he was shipped
41. as Barber Chirurgion on board the sayd shipp for that voyage. And
42. he severall tymes heard the Mariners of the sayd shipp and thee
43. sayd James Cooke and Maynard John˹son˺ in particular say and affirme
44. that they were hired and had agreed to receive their wages for the
45. sayd voyage att the Barbadoes in Muscavadas Sugars att the rate
46. of four pence and pounds, and that the sayd agreement was drawne up
47. in writing to which most the sayd Mariners had sett their names, and
48. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">he</margin>
