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Transcription

did come to Accompt with the sayd ffarington, and the sayd
ffarington allowes them upon Accompt only tenn moneths pay
a peece for their whole voyage, and this deponent hath heard that
they did accept of the sayd tenn moneths pay in full for
their sayd voyage and have since receaved the same of the sayd
ffarington in full of all wages due to them for the sayd voyage
And further to this article hee cannot depose./

To the 16th hee saith hee being Purser and on board the sayd shipp
the George Bonadventure then, knoweth that in the moneth of ffebruary.
1655 there was a generall Imbargoe made at Plymouth of all
shipps then there lying by order of the Lord Protector and Counsell,
which Imbargoe lasted one and twenty dayes, under which Imbargoe
the sayd George Bonadventuer (togeather with other shipps stayed by
virtue thereof) laye, during the continuance of the sayd Imbargo And
further hee cannot depose./

To the 17th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee being
then Purser of the sayd shipp George Bonadventure well knoweth that
on the 12th of January 1654 the sayd shipp lay at the Chayne at Bell wharfe
ready to sett sayle thence on the voyage in question outward bound
and had a fayer winde for to doe, and saith that most of the Company
of the sayd shipp were on shoare drinckeing and about other occasions
of their owne soe that they could not bee gott on board, this hee the
better knoweth for that the Master of the sayd shipp and this deponent
went up and downe to divers Alehouses to finde them out and gett them
togeather, and did finde divers of them but could not gett them to goe
on board, and saith that dimock Godden and Brooke three of the parties
to this suite were some of these which were soe on shoare, though
not found in the Alehouses, by reason of which absense of
the Company from on board a fitt opportunitie of setting sayle was
lost, and the winde turneing, it continued crosse untill the third day
of ffebruary next following soe that by the sayd Companyes
absence and neglect of takeing a fayre winde when offered the sayd
shipp was faine to lye at Bell wharfe chayne till the sayd third
of ffebruary to the great preiudice and dammage of the arlate
ffarington which but the value of the dammage hee cannot
compute and further cannot depose./

To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true/

Robte Tompson [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

Repeated before doctor Godolphin/