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16 Marty 1648. [CENTRE HEADING]

Ash et aly con Lenthall}
et Pyle}

Super allegacone arlate ex parte d[?XXXrum] Lenthall et
Pyle date examinatus.

6.

.jus.

Henricus Pearne parochia de Littleham in Comitatus Devonia
Nauta, aetatis 22 annorum aut eo circiter testis in hac
causa productus et juratus.

Ad primum arlum deponit that at such time as the shipp the Jonas
arlate was lett to freight to the arlate Mr Lenthall and company
for the voyage in question (which ehe saith was about this time twelvemoneth
shee was an olde leakie and insufficient shipp, and one of her
beames betwixt her decks was broken, which hee knoweth because hee
this deponent being then shipt in her for the voyage in question saw
and observed her to be soe old and insufiicient and one of her beames [?soe]
broken as aforesaid, and that the said voyage in question shee was as
hee saith soe leakie and insufficeint as that some of the company were
constrained to plie the pumpe continually from Newfound land to Saint Lucar
to keepe her from sinking, Reddens rationem scientia [?XXX]
for that hee was one of her company and sawe that the pumpe was
continually plied by reason of the said leakines, and hee tooke his
turne thereat. alr nescit.

Ad 2 nescit.

Ad 3 deponit that the said shipp the Jonas the voyage in question
from Newfound land to Saint Lucar did not nor could not carry [?in] [?her]
of Newfound land ffish the quantitie of what shee should
and would have donne, in case shee had bin of the burthen of
240 tonnes or thereabouts, by at least 30 tonnes of fish, which
this deponent well knoweth, for that hee noted and observed
what quantitie of ffish was laden there on board her and
hee having used the Newfound lande voyages for theise tenn yeares
last past and made tenn voyages thither hee well knoweth how many
kintalls of fish goe to a tonne, and soe observed that the said [?XXX]