order of the Trinity house to see by what meanes the damage happened did some, but the sayd Tottie would not consent to any such survey, but commanded the company to proceede on with ladeing the sayd lighter which they at present refused to doe desyring a survey might first bee made, but the sayd Totty went on shoare and fetched labourers to lade the sayd lighter and the Company seeing that he would deliver more goods before a survey was made, did thereupon some of them goe downe under hatches and breake bulke in other places where noe dammage was and brought goods to have for the labourers and others of the shipps Company to lade the sayd lighter, and the sayd lighter being laden by the helpe of the sayd labourers and the sayd shipps company the sayd Totty sent it away, And not longe after the company seeing that Totty did cause noe survey to be made, the sayd William huggery did in behalfe of him selfe and the company procure a survey to bee made of the sayd shipp and goods in her by order of the Trinity House, after which survey the sayd shipps company did constantly assiste in unladeing the sayd shipp till such tyme as her whole ladeing was delivered, and and further to this article, he cannot depose. To the 7th hee saith that hee hath bin a Mariner these five and twenty yeares and gone many voiages upon Merchandising im= ployment and hath for all of them (except this voiage) bin allowed his part of primage and Averidge besides his wages it being a thing constantly allowed to Masters and Mariners over and above their wages to encourage them to take the more care of the shipp and goods, and also to binde them to pay such dammages as shall happen by their default or neglect either in base stowage, want of pumpeing imbezelement or the like, And saith hee believeth the arlate Totty hath receaved primage and averidge for the voyage of which this deponent hath had no part and beleiveth none else of the sayd shipps company have had any thereof And further hee cannot depose. To the 8th he saith hee referreth him selfe to the Registry of this Court and further cannot depose To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./ To the Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING] To the first interrogatorie (the danger of periurie being declared unto him as is required) hee saith he was one of the company of the ''Edward and John'' the voyage in question, and saith hee [?doeth GUTTER] sue Captain Totty by this suite for his wages. To the 2 hee saith hee beleiveth the Interrogate Tottie was sued for the horse in question at the Barbadoes for that hee sawe him come aboard to seeke witnesses about the delivery of him and further cannot answere/ To
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