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Transcription

interrate at about the space of nigh a land mile, and that
the place where she did soe lye at anchor is the usuall
and is a fitting and convenient place for shipps to
lye there at Anchor when they cannot gett further by
reason of contrary winds, And that she had soe layne there
for nigh upon 24 houres before the damage happened
unto her, And he answereth that he deposeth the truth and
nothing but the truth without respect or partiallity to either
shipp or person And further that of his the Rendents
certaine knowledge, divers shipps did safely passe
by the said shipp the Desire before such time as the shipp
the Sisters came, but he saith of all the sayd shipps he
only knew the Providence of Newcastle which passt by
ahead of the Desire. of which shipp the Providence Marten
Cooke was then Master, and he saith that when the Providence
passt by it was somewhat more then 3 quarters flood, and
when the Sisters came up it was (as he guesseth) neere upon
high water, and the wnd was either South West, or West
South Wesr, And further referring himselfe to his
former Deposition he cannot answeare./

To the fourth article he answereth that because he was aboard
and saw how the Sisters came directly aboard the Desire
he hath deposed, and is absolutely convinced and doth
beleive in his conscience that all the damage was occasioned
meerly by the Sisters, And further he knoweth not
to answeare/

Repeated with the two other
wittnesses alltogeather Before
Doctor Godolphin.

The marke of C Christopher Gryne [MARKE, RH SIDE]

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On the 22th of September 1655/ [CENTRE HEADING]

Beale against Goodin and}
Langdon. Clements Smith}

Upon the allegation given in and admitted
the 18th of September 1655 on the
sayd Beals behalfe./

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William Horne of Wapping in the County of
Middlesex Mariner where he hath lived about 20ty
yeares past, born there, aged about 35 yeares a
wittnes produced and sworne and being examined he
deposetha s followeth./

To the first article of the sayd allegation he deposeth that
he the deponent hath gone two voyages in the arlate shipp
the Providence of London, the first was to Malaga, and
the other voyage was this very yeare to Norway, And he
saith that the arlate Symon Beale went Master of
her both the sayd voyages of this deponents knowledge who
went Quarter=Master of her to Malaga, and was Boateswaine
of her in this yeares voyage to Norway, And that the said
Beale is Commonly accompted and reputed to be a part Owner
alsoe of the said shipp the Providence, And further he
knoweth not to depose.

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