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==27th February 1662/63, Letter from Robert Master to Sir GO, Carwar== | ==27th February 1662/63, Letter from Robert Master to Sir GO, Carwar== | ||
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The 20:th Instant Imported this Bearer y:e ''Roy:ll Welcome'', by whome I recd y:e Honour of yo:r worp:s Reply to mine by y.e Harry w:th ty:e Bookes of this ffactory w:ch for want of Double Copies were sent to England | The 20:th Instant Imported this Bearer y:e ''Roy:ll Welcome'', by whome I recd y:e Honour of yo:r worp:s Reply to mine by y.e Harry w:th ty:e Bookes of this ffactory w:ch for want of Double Copies were sent to England | ||
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England; & now y:t you have beene pleased to furnish us w:th some pap: (though not withstanding its largenesse, is unfitt for y:t purpose) yo:r Commands for their transcribeing shall bee observed by y:e writer, whoos silligence to effect itt w:th all Convenyent speed shall bee Constantly Imployed & according to o:r promiss in p:r Grall, I hope tymely Enough to proceed on y:e ''Hopewell'', y:e former omission being as little my fault, as shall bee y:e future, if y:e ?Agene or beginns over art not to my prejudice, for w:ch I hope somewhere to have Justice, & satisfaction, but all in Due tyme. | England; & now y:t you have beene pleased to furnish us w:th some pap: (though not withstanding its largenesse, is unfitt for y:t purpose) yo:r Commands for their transcribeing shall bee observed by y:e writer, whoos silligence to effect itt w:th all Convenyent speed shall bee Constantly Imployed & according to o:r promiss in p:r Grall, I hope tymely Enough to proceed on y:e ''Hopewell'', y:e former omission being as little my fault, as shall bee y:e future, if y:e ?Agene or beginns over art not to my prejudice, for w:ch I hope somewhere to have Justice, & satisfaction, but all in Due tyme. | ||
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That yo:r Worp:e was pleased to accept of my hearty desires of y:e Continuance yo:r prosperity w:ch I shall allwayes pray for, I am by all opportunities oblidged to renew my thankefullnesse as for y.e takeing notice of my sufferings in Grall more especially for soo good a Cause as yy:e Hon:ble Comp:as Interest w:ch to y.e Utmost of my power I shall ever study to Improve, though y:e reward deferred X Disappoint mee at last. | That yo:r Worp:e was pleased to accept of my hearty desires of y:e Continuance yo:r prosperity w:ch I shall allwayes pray for, I am by all opportunities oblidged to renew my thankefullnesse as for y.e takeing notice of my sufferings in Grall more especially for soo good a Cause as yy:e Hon:ble Comp:as Interest w:ch to y.e Utmost of my power I shall ever study to Improve, though y:e reward deferred X Disappoint mee at last. | ||
| − | My debt to yo:r deceased Brother M:r Christ:r & now demand:d by yo:r Worp:e I hoped M:r Gray had satisfied & not w:thstanding hee w:th M:r Streyn:m have acquainted yo:r worp:e y:e Contrary, yett from neither of then I reced a lyne to y:t purpose, & if I weare not assured M:r Gray had more effects of mine (though undisposed off) then, I would have satisfied said summ: I should have for boren to hanve charged him therew:th, w:ch since hee thought good to refuse, I herew:th give my lre of advise to M:r Hen: gary. But in his absence to M:r W:m Jesson, to cleare said acco:t w:th ao:r Worp:e or whom you shall appoint, allowing full & usual Interest, w:ch being but reason, I never refused, but Interest on Interest, for money never demand:d, I thought unreasonable, as doe at present; however to yo:r Worp:e in y:t particulaer shall referr mee, desireing when made good, my Bill may bee rendred to those y:t pay itt, for theire discharge, & a further acknowledgm:t from y:e Receivers for myne, to secure mee from all future pretences, If any should happen. | + | My debt to yo:r deceased Brother M:r Christ:r<ref>Christopher Oxenden, merchant and a younger brother of Sir George Oxenden. He died in Surat in 1659, whilst serving as the Surat factory's accountant</ref> & now demand:d by yo:r Worp:e I hoped M:r Gray had satisfied & not w:thstanding hee w:th M:r Streyn:m<ref>Streynsham Master, Sir George Oxenden's nephew</ref> have acquainted yo:r worp:e y:e Contrary, yett from neither of then I reced a lyne to y:t purpose, & if I weare not assured M:r Gray had more effects of mine (though undisposed off) then, I would have satisfied said summ: I should have for boren to hanve charged him therew:th, w:ch since hee thought good to refuse, I herew:th give my lre of advise to M:r Hen: gary. But in his absence to M:r W:m Jesson, to cleare said acco:t w:th ao:r Worp:e or whom you shall appoint, allowing full & usual Interest, w:ch being but reason, I never refused, but Interest on Interest, for money never demand:d, I thought unreasonable, as doe at present; however to yo:r Worp:e in y:t particulaer shall referr mee, desireing when made good, my Bill may bee rendred to those y:t pay itt, for theire discharge, & a further acknowledgm:t from y:e Receivers for myne, to secure mee from all future pretences, If any should happen. |
| − | As concerning y.e small scretors I recd of M.r Jn:e Lambton w:ch were onely 22: & not 25: yo:r Worp:e mentions, I disposed of them at his request at M:a 3: p ?pecs w:ch if yo:le finde mee not Charged w:th in his Bookes (as hath in his acco:tt) I shall willingly allow it againe though I hope (as requested in my last) through yo:r Worp:s favour by M:r lambton, I shall not bee a looser at last. | + | As concerning y.e small scretors I recd of M.r Jn:e Lambton<ref>John Lambton, the Surat warehouseman</ref> w:ch were onely 22: & not 25: yo:r Worp:e mentions, I disposed of them at his request at M:a 3: p ?pecs w:ch if yo:le finde mee not Charged w:th in his Bookes (as hath in his acco:tt) I shall willingly allow it againe though I hope (as requested in my last) through yo:r Worp:s favour by M:r lambton, I shall not bee a looser at last. |
If y:e Allmighty Continew health, w:ch to his praise att present | If y:e Allmighty Continew health, w:ch to his praise att present | ||
| − | p.59 | + | [p.59] |
[ADD MISSING TEXT] | [ADD MISSING TEXT] | ||
Revision as of 18:45, December 21, 2011
Contents
27th February 1662/63, Letter from Robert Master to Sir GO, Carwar
BL, MS. XX,XXX ff. 56-59
Editorial history
09/12/09, CSG: Completed bulk of transcription
13712/11, CSG: Created page & posted bulk of transcription to wiki
Abstract & context
THIS TEXT LOOKS LIKE IT HAS BECOME MIXED UP WITH THAT OF ANOTHER LETTER, FROM STEPHEN FFLOWER TO SIR GO, DATED GOMBRRONE FEB 29TH 1662/63
Suggested links
See 24th October 1662, Letter from Robert Master to Sir GO, Carwarr
See 1st December 1662, Letter from Robert Master to Sir GO, Carrwar
See 26th August 1663, Letter from Robert Master to Sir GO, Carwarr
To do
(1) Complete transcription; check foliation
Transcription
This transcription has not yet been completed
[p. 56]
Right Worp:ll S:r
By y:e Ormos Merchs who sett saile y:e 13:th past xx according to my Obligaccon (as at pres:t) I presented yo:r worp:e w:zj am Impartiall acco:t of w:t noo lesse needfull, then worthy yo:r serious observation, & Justitious determination, Especially when Tockerseye prestends to be soo highly Concerned, all w:ch as it is wholy Left to yo:r Worp:s ffavour soo y:e ?result of yo:r good pleasure cannot bee submitted to as Just, and therefore allways recd w:th a Cordiall Welcome.
The 20:th Instant Imported this Bearer y:e Roy:ll Welcome, by whome I recd y:e Honour of yo:r worp:s Reply to mine by y.e Harry w:th ty:e Bookes of this ffactory w:ch for want of Double Copies were sent to England
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England; & now y:t you have beene pleased to furnish us w:th some pap: (though not withstanding its largenesse, is unfitt for y:t purpose) yo:r Commands for their transcribeing shall bee observed by y:e writer, whoos silligence to effect itt w:th all Convenyent speed shall bee Constantly Imployed & according to o:r promiss in p:r Grall, I hope tymely Enough to proceed on y:e Hopewell, y:e former omission being as little my fault, as shall bee y:e future, if y:e ?Agene or beginns over art not to my prejudice, for w:ch I hope somewhere to have Justice, & satisfaction, but all in Due tyme.
That yo:r Worp:e was pleased to accept of my hearty desires of y:e Continuance yo:r prosperity w:ch I shall allwayes pray for, I am by all opportunities oblidged to renew my thankefullnesse as for y.e takeing notice of my sufferings in Grall more especially for soo good a Cause as yy:e Hon:ble Comp:as Interest w:ch to y.e Utmost of my power I shall ever study to Improve, though y:e reward deferred X Disappoint mee at last.
My debt to yo:r deceased Brother M:r Christ:r[1] & now demand:d by yo:r Worp:e I hoped M:r Gray had satisfied & not w:thstanding hee w:th M:r Streyn:m[2] have acquainted yo:r worp:e y:e Contrary, yett from neither of then I reced a lyne to y:t purpose, & if I weare not assured M:r Gray had more effects of mine (though undisposed off) then, I would have satisfied said summ: I should have for boren to hanve charged him therew:th, w:ch since hee thought good to refuse, I herew:th give my lre of advise to M:r Hen: gary. But in his absence to M:r W:m Jesson, to cleare said acco:t w:th ao:r Worp:e or whom you shall appoint, allowing full & usual Interest, w:ch being but reason, I never refused, but Interest on Interest, for money never demand:d, I thought unreasonable, as doe at present; however to yo:r Worp:e in y:t particulaer shall referr mee, desireing when made good, my Bill may bee rendred to those y:t pay itt, for theire discharge, & a further acknowledgm:t from y:e Receivers for myne, to secure mee from all future pretences, If any should happen.
As concerning y.e small scretors I recd of M.r Jn:e Lambton[3] w:ch were onely 22: & not 25: yo:r Worp:e mentions, I disposed of them at his request at M:a 3: p ?pecs w:ch if yo:le finde mee not Charged w:th in his Bookes (as hath in his acco:tt) I shall willingly allow it againe though I hope (as requested in my last) through yo:r Worp:s favour by M:r lambton, I shall not bee a looser at last.
If y:e Allmighty Continew health, w:ch to his praise att present
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