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|Transcription=1. To the eighth Interrogatorie hee saith hee beleeveth that the owners GUTTER
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|Transcription=To the eighth Interrogatorie hee saith hee beleeveth that the owners GUTTER
2. of the said shipp have by the overthrowe of the said voyage suffered
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of the said shipp have by the overthrowe of the said voyage suffered
3. at least 3000li sterlinge losse and dammadge. And otherwise hee cannot
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at least 3000li sterlinge losse and dammadge. And otherwise hee cannot
4. depose.
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depose.
5. John Wills SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
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6.
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John Wills [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
7. The 29th of August 1654
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8. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of the said hill and&#125;
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9. company touching the&#125;
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10. shipp the Hopewell&#125;</margin>
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The 29th of August 1654 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
11. John Hayward a witnesse examined
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12. upon the fifth Interrogatorie saith and deposeth
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On the behalfe of the said hill and&#125;
13. as followeth.
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company touching the&#125;
14. To the fifth Interrogatorie hee saith that after the provisions of the shipp
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shipp the Hopewell&#125;
15. the hopegood (whereof this deponent was master) were spent this
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16. deponent and his company were put to the king of Portugalls
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'''John Hayward''' a witnesse examined
17. allowance, who allowed them a teston a day for this deponent the
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upon the fifth Interrogatorie saith and deposeth
18. master, and halfe a teston a day for each of his mariners that
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1as followeth.
19. was and continued in prison for their maintenance, which for this deponent
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20. and seaven mariners of the said shipp for 159 dayes (that they had the
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To the fifth Interrogatorie hee saith that after the provisions of the shipp
21. said allowance) at 450 Res per day comes to 71 mil, 550 Res, and
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the hopegood (whereof this deponent was master) were spent this
22. after for this deponent and some more for 126 dayes (over and above
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deponent and his company were put to the king of Portugalls
23. the foresaid time) at 500 Rés per day, comes to 37 mil X00 Rés. And
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allowance, who allowed them a teston a day for this deponent the
24. saith that during the said sequestration there were moneys expended
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master, and halfe a teston a day for each of his mariners that
25. and paid by the king of Portugalls officers for trimming the said shipp
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was and continued in prison for their maintenance, which for this deponent
26. but howe much hee cannot depose. And otherwise hee cannot
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and seaven mariners of the said shipp for 159 dayes (that they had the
27. answer, saving his foregoing deposition and the accompt of
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said allowance) at 450 Res per day comes to 71 mil, 550 Res, and
28. particulars by him delivered, whereunto hee referreth himselfe
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after for this deponent and some more for 126 dayes (over and above
29. John Hayward SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
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the foresaid time) at 500 Rés per day, comes to 37 mil X00 Rés. And
30.
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saith that during the said sequestration there were moneys expended
31. The 29th of August 1654
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and paid by the king of Portugalls officers for trimming the said shipp
32. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of the said hill and&#125;
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but howe much hee cannot depose. And otherwise hee cannot
33. company touching the&#125;
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answer, saving his foregoing deposition and the accompt of
34. shipp the Swann aforesaidl&#125;</margin>
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particulars by him delivered, whereunto hee referreth himselfe
35. John Hayward examined upon
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36. the fifth Interrogatorie saith and
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37. deposeth as followeth.
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38. To the 5th Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that after the provisions
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<nowiki>**********************</nowiki>
39. of the shipp the Swann were spen spent and imbeazeld by the king
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40. of Portgualls officers, Thomas Pitcher her master and company
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The 29th of August 1654
41. (who were taken out of her and imprisoned) were put to the said
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42. kings allowance, who allowed a teston a day to the master and
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On the behalfe of the said hill and&#125;
43. halfe a teston a day for each mariner for their maintenance in their
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company touching the&#125;
44. said imprisonment. which hee knoweth for that hee this deponent ˹master of the Hopegood˺
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shipp the Swann aforesaidl&#125;
45. and company were alsoe imprisoned with them and had the
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46. same allowance. And saith the king of Portugalls officers
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'''John Hayward''' examined upon
47. seized and tooke goods out of the said shipp Swann to a great value GUTTER
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the fifth Interrogatorie saith and
48. and that the said shipp was trimmed and XXXX such trimming
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deposeth as followeth.
49. paid for by the said kings officers. while shee was under the said
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50. sequestration. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
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To the 5th Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that after the provisions
51. John Hayward SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
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of the shipp the Swann were spent and imbeazeld by the king
 +
of Portgualls officers, Thomas Pitcher her master and company
 +
(who were taken out of her and imprisoned) were put to the said
 +
kings allowance, who allowed a teston a day to the master and
 +
halfe a teston a day for each mariner for their maintenance in their
 +
said imprisonment. which hee knoweth for that hee this deponent ˹master of the Hopegood˺
 +
and company were alsoe imprisoned with them and had the
 +
same allowance. And saith the king of Portugalls officers
 +
seized and tooke goods out of the said shipp Swann to a great value GUTTER
 +
and that the said shipp was trimmed and XXXX such trimming
 +
paid for by the said kings officers. while shee was under the said
 +
sequestration. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
 +
 
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John Hayward &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
  
 
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To the eighth Interrogatorie hee saith hee beleeveth that the owners GUTTER
of the said shipp have by the overthrowe of the said voyage suffered
at least 3000li sterlinge losse and dammadge. And otherwise hee cannot
depose.

John Wills [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

**************************

The 29th of August 1654 [CENTRE HEADING]

On the behalfe of the said hill and}
company touching the}
shipp the Hopewell}

John Hayward a witnesse examined
upon the fifth Interrogatorie saith and deposeth
1as followeth.

To the fifth Interrogatorie hee saith that after the provisions of the shipp
the hopegood (whereof this deponent was master) were spent this
deponent and his company were put to the king of Portugalls
allowance, who allowed them a teston a day for this deponent the
master, and halfe a teston a day for each of his mariners that
was and continued in prison for their maintenance, which for this deponent
and seaven mariners of the said shipp for 159 dayes (that they had the
said allowance) at 450 Res per day comes to 71 mil, 550 Res, and
after for this deponent and some more for 126 dayes (over and above
the foresaid time) at 500 Rés per day, comes to 37 mil X00 Rés. And
saith that during the said sequestration there were moneys expended
and paid by the king of Portugalls officers for trimming the said shipp
but howe much hee cannot depose. And otherwise hee cannot
answer, saving his foregoing deposition and the accompt of
particulars by him delivered, whereunto hee referreth himselfe

ADD MISSING LINE

**********************

The 29th of August 1654

On the behalfe of the said hill and}
company touching the}
shipp the Swann aforesaidl}

John Hayward examined upon
the fifth Interrogatorie saith and
deposeth as followeth.

To the 5th Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that after the provisions
of the shipp the Swann were spent and imbeazeld by the king
of Portgualls officers, Thomas Pitcher her master and company
(who were taken out of her and imprisoned) were put to the said
kings allowance, who allowed a teston a day to the master and
halfe a teston a day for each mariner for their maintenance in their
said imprisonment. which hee knoweth for that hee this deponent ˹master of the Hopegood˺
and company were alsoe imprisoned with them and had the
same allowance. And saith the king of Portugalls officers
seized and tooke goods out of the said shipp Swann to a great value GUTTER
and that the said shipp was trimmed and XXXX such trimming
paid for by the said kings officers. while shee was under the said
sequestration. And otherwise hee cannot depose.

John Hayward [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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