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To the fifth hee cannot answer.
To the la … To the fifth hee cannot answer.
To the last hee saith hee this examinate being servant to Mr Nicholas<br />
Delves living in ffriday streete a correspondent or friend of Mr Bradshaw,<br />
hath by order of his said master paid moneys in this cause to Mr Bradshaws<br />
proctor, being delivered him by his master to that purpose.
John Brownsword/ [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
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The 26th of October 1658.
Bradshaw against Sandiford and others}<br />
ffranklin. Smith. Cheeke./}
Examined upon an allegation made in the acts<br />
of Court the 22th instance on the behalfe<br />
of the said Sandiford.
'''Rp.'''
'''1'''
'''Edward Tarleton''' of Liverpoole Mariner, aged 30<br />
yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.
To the said allegation hee saith that the producent John Sandiford as lawfull<br />
owner a, and being in the quiet possession of the shipp the ''Manchester'' arlate put<br />
and constituted this deponent master of her on the seaven and twentieth day<br />
of July last, at which time this deponent tooke possession of her to the<br />
use of the said producent, who was then owner of her and soe commonly<br />
accounted, and this deponent hath ever since continued master of and bin in<br />
possession of the said vessell in right of the said owner, And saith that about<br />
a moneth since hee this deponent was present at the Nags head taverne<br />
in Cat-Eaton streete London in company of the said Sandiford and of the allegate Mr<br />
Anderson, at which time and place hee saith the said Sandiford as owner aforesaid did let<br />
the said shipp to freight to the said Mr Anderson a merchant of dublin, for a voyage<br />
to be made with her from this port to dublin in Ireland, and contracted with<br />
the said Anderson that teh said shipp should be readie to proceed upon the<br />
said voyage (within three weekes from the time of the said contract) with<br />
such goods as the said Anderson should lade or cause to be laded, at all which<br />
this deponent was present and heard the same, and saith that in persuance of<br />
the said affreightment the said Anderson hath laded aboard the said shipp<br />
about seaven tonnes of goods, and saith that the time for the said shipps<br />
departure upon the said voyage is alreasy lapsed or past, yeelding a reason<br />
of his knowledge as aforesaid.
Edw. Tarlton [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
To the Interrogatories.
To the first Interrogatorie hee saith that about a month before the said Sandiford<br />
went hence for Ireland, namely about a moneth since hee and this deponent being<br />
in a house at debtford where they lodged together and having discourse about<br />
the said shipp the ''Manchester'', the said Sandiford told this deponent and said that<br />
hee was indebted to Mr Bradshaw an hundred and eightie pounds and had set his<br />
hand to a bond for payment, which bond (when hee came afterwards to take notice<br />
of the tenor of it) [?proceeded] as hee said in the nature of a judgement, and least the<br />
said Bradshaw should by vertue thereof lay hold on his said shipp, hee had as<br />
hee said made over the said shipp by bill of sale to Mr Wainwright and<br />
some others
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some others
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