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shipp ''Elizabeth'', and some of them ladeing out into lighters to bee carried ashoare, and did looke upon the markes of those in the lighters and of divers of those remayning on shipp board and observed markes of divers of them after they were brought a shoare to the Custome house key, and observed that the sayd pipes of wyne soe in the sayd shipp ''Elizabeth'' and those in the lighters and those brought ashoare [XXXXX] marked by or neere their bungs with the same marke[?s] they had at the tyme when they were first laden aboard the ''Mary'' ''and Joyce'' at the Canaries, videlicet the markes mentioned in the bill of ladeing to this allegation annexed, and the same Cou[?nter] markes on their heads (to distinguish of what Viniards they were of as they had when this deponent sawe them laden at the Cannaries aboard the ''Mary and Joyce'' And further to those articles hee cannot depose/ To the 12th and 13th articles of the sayd alleagtion hee saith hee cannot depose/ To the 14th hee saith hee knoweth that for those two yeares last the arlate Thomas Warren hath bin and is an Inhabitant of the Citie of London and is Commonly reputed an English man borne and a subiect of this Commonwealth And further hee cannot depose./ To the 15th hee cannot depose being not at the Groyne the tyme arlate nor having heard any thing to the effect arlate/ To the last hee saith his foregeoing deposition is true./ To the Interrogatories on the behalfe of his highnesse the Lord Protector./ [CENTRE HEADING] To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee is an Englishman borne at Charres in Cornewall and a subiect of this Commonwealth, and was only a passenger in the shipp ''Mary and Joyce'' as servant unto Thomas Warren who sent this deponent alonge with William Warren the Supracargoe aforesayd only to observe and learne how to negotiate and mannage Merchandizing affayres for the future in those parts whether the sayd shipp was bound the sayd voyage in question And further cannot answere./ To the 2 Interrogatorie hee saith the Interrogate Thomas Warren of this deponents knowledge bought the greatest part of the woollen Cloath arlate of [?Roger] Browne and John Browne Cloathiers living (as hee taketh it) in Sussex, and the rest thereof of severall other persons living in London whose names hee remembreth not, and all the Callicoes of ffrancis Warner and Mr Bathurst both Inhabitants of London, and the rest of the goods arlate of other persons in London whose names hee remembreth not And saith they were none of them consigned to any particular persons in any of the
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