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is £828 - 6 shillings - 6 pence and what more hath been loste in the | is £828 - 6 shillings - 6 pence and what more hath been loste in the | ||
muscovia cordage and all other prepositions taken in | muscovia cordage and all other prepositions taken in | ||
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4 Cause/ | 4 Cause/ | ||
Revision as of 16:22, February 20, 2018
| Volume | EL 7002 |
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| Folio | 6 |
| Side | Verso |
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| First transcriber | |
| Joshua Callaway | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2018/02/20 | |
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3 Cause/
The waighte in his Majesty's storehouse at Debtford have
continued many yeares to lighte aboute a [?pounde]in a
hundreth as the clerkes do counfelle, the losse whereof
in 2761 tonne - 4 pounds - 6 hundreths of cordage [?Received] from the contractors
is £828 - 6 shillings - 6 pence and what more hath been loste in the
muscovia cordage and all other prepositions taken in
by these waights we are not able to estimate/.
4 Cause/
As the waighte have lesse, soe the Books have continued
more waighte then they oughte, for there wee found a
cable of 16 fuche 4/4 [?entered] 2 hundreth waighte heavier then it
bare upon the scale, and when it was excused by two
yeares drying, wee compared for further triall 46 of
these with 46 of like length and size of the best Muscovia
provision as both waighed at their size takeing in, and
these waighed more by 7 tonne - 2 pounds - 2 hundreths - 26 which in money
riseth to 249 - 15 - 6; Againe comparinge a cable of 15
fuche of this more with an other from Muscovia of alated
making the English that was found heavier 4 1/2 and comparing
this making with itself a cable of VI suche .96 [?fathom]
weighed but 50 - 3 - 21. and another of VI suche, and
but 93 [?ffathom] weighed 56 - 0 - 11 which is a difference [?of]
above seaven pounds in the price
But Before this probabillitie of abuse in the cordage
we finde by confession that 1000 waighte of [?iron/from]
was added to one Bill or other worke then the Kinge's
wee heare of much more in this finde ./.
5 Cause./
Manye necessary works have beene neglected which
might have the Shipps from decaye and
workmen suffered to clamour and dishonour he
state whilst his Majesty's treasure hath beene
expended upon [supXXXont] emptione [?many] upon a
masse of Bad cordage for which in the yeare 1609 the
