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Ad 13 et 14 deponit that the arlate Jacobson is the boatswaine of the said shipp And is
commonly reputed to bee of Newport and to bee a burger of that
place. Et alr nescit.

Ad 15 nescit

Ad 16 deponit that the fore said Andreas van [?dergaard] and James [?NorXXX] sent the Godliff the
voyage in question from Bruges to Nants to lade wines and other goods for account of
themselves and other fflandrians. Et alr nescit.

Ad 17 deponit that the saidd Bearne did very much beate and abuse the shipps Company
and perticulelry this deponent and Peter Casher, and kept them in awe and feare at such
time as they were to have been examined at Chichester, and were kept as prisonsers
both before and after their Examination. Et alr nescit

Ad 18 deponit that the said Sansier hath told this deponent to the Effect arlate. Et alr nescit

Ad 19 deponit that by order of the Captaine of one of the Kings men of warr the said
Sansier carried his shipps papers and documents aboard the man of war, and the
Captaine upon the perusall of the said papers dismissed them. Et alr nescit

Ad ultimum dicit predepoita sua esse vera./.

Interpreted by:
Jn. Israell [SIGNATURE, LH SIDE]

mATHEUS [?xxxx] [signature, rh side]

Repetit coram dno Sweit surrogato

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ffrisby et Wittam aliass Archer)
contra Hunt)
Cheeke./. Suckley)

22:° Decembris 1666

Super allegation arlate ex parte dicti Hunt
18:° instand date examinatus.

1.

Johannes Knight de Wapping in Comitatu Midd Nauta
etatis 46 aut eo circiter, testis.

Ad prima et 2 arlos deponit that the shipp the Rosebush articulate
was in or about November 1665 at Portsmouth arlate and thence
bound for ffalmouth to take in pilchards to proceed to severall ports in
the Straights and to retourne for England all in Merchant imployment for account
of English men, and that then the said ffrisby and Archer were at
Portsmouth in poore cloathes, and (as farr as appeared) very bare of
mony, and ffrisby was sickly, and at their instance and request the said
Henry Hunt the master of the said shipp, shipped them aboard her to
serve in the said voyage outwards and back for London where the voyage
was to end, and the said ffrisby was ships Carpenter and the said Archer
a mariner for the said voyage, and they came accordingly aboard and betooke
themselves to the said duties and offices of the sight of this deponent, who
was Gunner of the said shipp, Et alr nescit, for hee was not present or
at their hiring, and he knoweth not what wages were agreed for, nor what
promisses they made.

Ad 3 deponit that the said shipp accordingly proceeded and tooke in her lading of
Pilchards at ffalmouth, and went then to Cadiz, Majorica, and other places
and then to Civita Vecchia, and delivered her said pilchards, and at Civita Vecchia
received a quantitie of Brimston to be brought for London, which hee knoweth ?hee
going the voyage in her.
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