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Ad 2: respondet that hee knoweth not who laid the said Chaines
and saith that hee hath heard such various reports concerning
who laid the said Chaines, that hee cannot tell what to beleeve
herein, and further cannnot Answer/.

Ad 3.um respondet that the foresaid Chaine. and halfe Chaine were
taken up and Carried away by the foresayd partyes before any
Inhibition of this Court, but saith that this deponent and others
did before warne them in the name of his said Highnes the Duke
of Yorke not to meddle therewith/.

Ad 4.um dicit that hee doth not prosecute this busines further then
hee is Comanded by his said Highnes, and this deponent hath
by order of the foresaid Mr Porter delivered a ffee to Dr Hyde
and paid for Monition a copy of the Allegation, and the
fee for this Examination, which his said highnesse is to
allowe this deponent againe. And saith that this busines is
prosecuted by the order of his said highnes the Duke
of Yorke./.

Repeated before Doctor Zouch/.

Phill Bayliffe [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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13.o Novembris 1660 [CENTRE HEADING]

Thompson et cetera con Lucy}
[GUTTER XXX] prd Loyalty.}

[?Pd]

Rp. EA.

3.

Henricus Russell de Lymehouse in Comitatu Middlesex
Cheese-monger annos natus 19. aut da
circiter testis in hac [eaa] productus juratus
et [?sup] Libello predicto examinatus dicit et
deponit prout sequitur videlicet.

Ad primam positioniem dicti Libelli deponit et dicit that this
deponent very well knoweth that for all the moneths and tyme
Lilate, the Libellate Henry Collins was Master or Commander
of the ship Loyalty, and tooke the Care and charge of her
as master or Commander of her, and for and as such he sayth the
said Collins was then generally accounted and reputed to be, which
this deponent knoweth for that he was during all the said tyme a
neare neighbour to, and well acquainted with the said Collins./

Ad 2.dam positionem et 2.um schedulam annex et nunc ei lectam dicit
that during the tyme aforesaid the said Nicholas Pierce was the true
and lawfull owner and Proprietor of all and singular the
goods mentioned in the said schedule, and that the said schedule
was and is true and reall; which he knoweth for that he was there
and still is servant to the said Pearse, and writ the said schedule with
his owne hand. Et alr nescit deponere./

Ad 3.am dict that during the time aforesaid, and more particularly at
the severall tymes mentioned in the foresaid schedule; the said Nicholas
Pierce and this deponent (by his order) did deliver out all and singular
the goods and provisions schedulate, according to the order and directions of the
said Henry Collins, to severall of his Company who came with their
ship's boat to fetch the same away, all which goods he sayth were
carried on board the said ship Loyalty, then lying neare Lymehouse or neare
Greenwich, and were for her use and occasions, and sayth that the
same did amount in the whole to ten pound seven shillings and eight
pence