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1. satisfaction for the same, And saith that they the sayd Goodwin and
2. Tiddeman did then offer to this deponent on behalfe of the plaintiffs a
3. summe of moneyes which to the best of his remembrance was fifty or
4. sixty pounds sterling to have the sayd busines quietly taken upp, or to
5. that purpose; but this deponent had not order to accept of so small a
6. summe. And further referring himselfe to the Law and the Acts
7. of this Court he saith he cannot depose.
8. To the last he saith his deposition is true.
9.
10. To the Crosse Interrogatories CENTRE HEADING
11. To the first Interrogatory he saith he knoweth none of the parties interrate save the
12. sayd Goodwin and Tiddeman whom he first and last saw att the
13. Kings head in Saint Clements Lane London where he mett them touching
14. the sayd busines. And further otherwise than negatively he cánnot
15. depose.
16. To the second he saith he did not see the serges in question. and saving
17. this precedent depositions to which he referreth himselfe he cánnot
18. otherwise than negatively answer.
19. To the third he referreth him selfe to his foregoeing depositions and otherwise negatively.
20. Repeated
21. before Coll Cock./.)
22. John Vickers SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
23.
24. 28th day of April 1656.
25. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of fferdinando Body}
26. merchant against John White.}
27. Smith Suckley}</margin>
28. XX XXX XXX XXXX
29. <margin value="Left">Rp. ,1</margin>,
30. Francis Harvy of Wexford in Ireland merchant aged forty
31. two yeares or thereabouts a witnes sworne and examined saith
32. as followeth. vizt.
33. To the fourth article of the sayd Libell, This deponent saith, That about the
34. month of July last past he was severall tymes in Company and had
35. discourse with the arlate George Denny master of the shipp the Little
36. Mary upon which vessell this deponent had laden some goods to be in
37. her transported to Wexford in Ireland, she then lying in this River.
38. And upon that occasion he came to know by the relattion of the sayd Denny
39. that the sayd fferdinando Body had taken the sayd shipp to freight, and
40. that he had the sayd dennis had his instructions and dispatches from the
41. sayd Body to sayle from thence to Wexford and there to take in goods
42. from the sayd Bodyes factors and transport them to Teneriffe in ˹the˺ Canaries
43. and there ˹deliver the sayd goods˺ and to take in other goods. And otherwise or further hee cannot
44. depose saving he hath heard that the sayd shipp was from the Canaries
45. to returne for England./
46. To the seventh article of the sayd Libell This deponent saith that after the premisses,
47. he this deponent went by Land to Westchester, and so for Wexford in
48. Ireland, whee he safely arrived ˹in the month of August 1655˺ and saith that a good tyme after this
49. <margin value="Bottom right, below main body of text">deponents</margin>
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