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To the fifth hee answereth negatively for that at such tymes as hee this deponent came
to lade the sayd Gilberts part of the sayd salt which was three or 4 tymes
the Commissioners wayters and divers of the shipp Brandarys company
were on shoare and would not come aboard for two or three howers togeather
to make delivery of the sayd salt, in soe much that this deponent hath bin faine
some tymes to give them money to buy drinke with and pay for their
passage aboard before hee could get them to goe aboard./

To the 6th saving his foregoeing depositions hee cannot answere/

To the 7th hee saith hee knoweth not what day of the moneth the sayd Gilbert
paid the first payment for his sayd salt but saith as hee remembreth it was
in September last soone after the same was bought and the second payment was
made after the sayd salt was delivered but what day hee knoweth not
and further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere/

Repeated before doctor Clarke/

Richard Gilbert [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The third day of May .1655:- [CENTRE HEADING]

Andrewes and Clutterbrooke against haselgraves}
Budd. Suckley}

Examined upon an allegation
exhibited and admitted on the behalfe
of the said haselgrave./:-

Rp. jus./:-

George Pattison of Ratcliffe in the parish of
Stepney and Countie of Middlesex Mariner
aged 37. yeares or thereabouts a Wittnesse
sworne and examined saith as followeth videlicet

To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth, That hee
this deponent was and went Masters Mate in and aboard the Vessell the
Levant friggat arlate the Voiage in Controversie, and thereby
well knoweth That about thirty baggs of pepper were laden in and
aboard the said shipp the Levant frigatt, whereof severall baggs during the
time the said shipp was in her Course from the River of Thames for
Allecant proved to be very rotten and insufficient insomuch that
they burst and the pepper laden therein rann out into the said shipps
bottome and into the pumpe well of the said shipp, so that the pumpe
at the time of her imployment brought up much pepper, which
Captaine hasilgrave this deponent and Companie perceiving did
cause bread basketts and ballast basketts to be sett under the pumpe
for the preservation of the said loose pepper so pumped upp, which
they dryed upon the decks, and putt it into sewerall of the said broaken
baggs, and such their pumping of the said pepper continued for sewerall
daies, but how manie this deponent remembreth not, And saith the said
shipp was a very strong well conditioned and tight shipp, so that the
goods laden aboard her could not receive any dammage by [?XXX XXXX]
(which