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and desyred him therefore that it might be … and desyred him therefore that it might be then delivered to them<br />
whereat the sayd Grove growing more enraged called the sayd<br />
Woods Pedler and old roague and Churle and other reproachfull names and<br />
says if hee the sayd Woods were not an old man hee the sayd Grove<br />
would drubb him and further speaking to the sayd Wood sayd You old<br />
roague you were in the hould the other day but if ever I see you in<br />
the hould againe I will hoist or trice you up with a tackle And<br />
the sayd Woods still desyreing the sayd Grove that the sayd boates<br />
might be laden with salt the sayd Grove answered that his shipp<br />
wanted stiffening or ballast and therefore it should not bee delivered<br />
whereto the sayd Woods replyed and sayd Why had not you then sent<br />
for stones before, and the sayd Grove thereto answered and sayd<br />
What if I had forgott it must I be tyed to a day, whereupon<br />
the sayd Woods speaking to the sayd Grove sayd what will you doe<br />
then when you have more stones on board whereto the sayd Grove<br />
answered and sayd then hee would carry them on shoare againe<br />
all which words or others to the like effect passed upon the open<br />
deck of the ''Peace'' in presence of this deponent and severall others<br />
of the sayd shipps company: And hee this deponent heard severa;;<br />
of the Inhabitants of Newfounnd land who (as they sayd) heard the<br />
sayd Words as they stood on shoare, say that they wondered what<br />
was the matter, and marvailed much to hear such<br />
words passe and be used by a Master of a shipp to his Supra=<br />
cargo or Merchant And further to those articles hee cannot depose/
To the 14th article hee saith that the sayd Woods being discontented<br />
with the forementioned words and behaviour of the sayd Thomas<br />
Grove went on shoare and left the arlate William Tizard<br />
one of the Mates of the said shippp (who came aboard with the sayd Woods)<br />
aboard the sayd shipp with the sayd Grove the Master And saith that after the sayd<br />
Luke Woods was gone a shoare the sayd Grove speakeing in an angry<br />
manner to the sayd Tizard sayd, there is a knott of yow (meaning<br />
as this deponent beleeveth the officers of the sayd ship) and I doubt yow (speaking<br />
to the sayd Tizard) are one of them, but I will breake it, whereto the<br />
sayd Tizard answered and sayd that hee did nothing but what hee<br />
ought to doe by his place of Mate, And hee saith not longe after<br />
the sayd Tizard went on shoare And further hee cannot depose knowing<br />
not what further conference passed betwixt the sayd Grove and<br />
Tizard touching the sayd Groves difference with the sayd Woods nor<br />
knowing whether the sayd Grove writt and sent any Noate by the sayd<br />
Tizard to the effect arlate./
To the 15th article hee saith that the same day and not longe after the<br />
sayd Tizard was soe gone on shoare the boates which were soe<br />
formerly turned away without their ladeing of salt returned againe<br />
for the same, and when they came to the side of the ship ''Peace'' and<br />
demandedhe ship ''Peace'' and<br />
demanded +
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