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the said shipp to the said Mr Wainewright and others as consideration of
moneys owing to them, but doth not know that hee spake of any possession
delivered to them of the said vesell, and further hee cannot answer.

To the third hee saith that the last time and place that this deponent
saw the said Sandiford, was on monday last near three weekes in that
Eaten Streete where the said Sandiford was on horseback come out of
the Maidenhead Inne going for Manchester, whence hee said hee was to
goe for Ireland; And saith the since his departure hee this deponent
hath received a letter from him dated at Liverpoole the twelveth instant
(which came to this deponents hands about three dayes after) and before
that this deponent received other from him the said Sandiford
which hee wrote and dated from Coventry as hee was going downe
the wednesday week after such his departure, which letters hee hath now here
in his custody as hee saith.

To the 4th hee saith there are now foure and twenty hogsheads and puncheons
of copras aboard the said shipp, with hee saith are laded where the said
Mr Andersons affreightment and by his order, and came from Debtford
from Sir Nicholas Cripses, and saith the said Sandiford ordered the
setting forth of the said shipp, and left instructions with this deponent in
writing about there setting out, and ordered this deponent to receive moneys
for her victualling and charges of Mr Wainewright and Mr John Tarleton
and saith there are eight or nine men with this deponent were belonging
to and being the company of the said shipp, of which company her saith
there are seaven now aboard here, and further cannot answer saving
that this deponent now manageth and ordereth the busines of the said
shipps setting forth and proceeding on the voyage, according to the said
orders left him by Mr Sandiford.

To the 5th he saith hee cometh by the orders of Mr Cheeke his this
examinates proctor to be a witness in this busines, and saith that
when the said shipp was arrested, the said Mr Wainewright said hee
would baile her, and willed this deponent to looke after and follow the
business in this Court about getting her release from the arrest, and
to that purpose to goe to Mr Smith who hee said would direct him to a
proctor and a lawier, and this deponent comming accordingly thereabout
to Mr Smith, Mr Smith directed him to Mr Cheeke and this deponent
thereupon going to Mr Cheeke, acquainted him with Mr Sandifords
interest in the said shipp./

To the last negatively.

Repeated before Doctor Godolphin.

Edward Tarleton/ [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The 27th of Octoer 1658. [CENTRE HEADING]

The claime of Manuel Martines Dormedo}
for the shipp the Three Cranes (William harris}
Master) seized with her lading by Captaine Mings}

Examined upon an allegation and
schedules on the behalfe of the said
Dormedo.

1

Solomon ffranco of London Merchant, aged 42 years
or thereabouts, swourne and exhamined.

To the first article hee saith and well knoweth the producent Manuel
Martines Dormedo and hath soe donne about tenn yeares last, and
knew him for living at Amsterdam where this deponent hath bin
severall times at his house, and saith there where some yeares since
hee