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agents who had the management of the said … agents who had the management of the said voyage, which hee knoweth<br />
being Gunner of the said shipp, and being severall times with the said<br />
Mr drinkewater and Mr Weston ashore about sending their herrings and acquainted with their ordering [?XX]<br />
such herreings (as were taken in) to be laded aboard her, and with their<br />
entrie thereof in the Captaine house and with their taking [?XX] the<br />
Cocket thereupon as for themselves, and what then<br />
ordered to be received, were received aboard, and are other goods, they<br />
having given order that noe herrings should be received aboard but<br />
what came from them, which order was accordingly observed, and<br />
thereby the shipp came away above an hundred tunnes dead freight<br />
and saith that all the herrings and goods that were taken aboard<br />
the said shipp the said voyage in the port of dublin, were by the<br />
master and company received as being laden only by the order<br />
of the said Mr drinkewater and Mr Weston. And otherwise hee<br />
cannot depose.
To the second hee saith that neither the master nor company nor<br />
any of them brought any herrings with said shipp the said<br />
voyage for themselves more than the quantitie of three barrells [?withall],<br />
And otherwise hee cannot depose.
To the interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]
'''Rp.'''
To the first hee saith that the interrogated Nathaniel hutchinson<br />
went out masters mate of the said shipp the said voyage, and that<br />
Richard Wilshire who went out master of her, dying at dublin<br />
the said voyage, in or about August 1651 ( as hee<br />
remembreth the time) the said hutchinson supplied his place<br />
of master. And the Charterpartie or schedule annexed being<br />
showed unto him and by him perused, hee saith the said hutchinson<br />
signed sealed and delivered the same, as nowe appeareth<br />
which hee knoweth seeing the same soe donne, and setting his name<br />
thereto as a witness, and saith it as or Charpterpartie made<br />
for the said voyage, where in the freight in controversie is demannded,<br />
and saith his contest Nathaniel hutchinson nowe attending to be<br />
examined, is the selfe same Nathaniel hutchinson that as<br />
master of the said shipp so signed, sealed and delivered the<br />
said schedule. and otherwise hee cannot answer.
To the second hee saith that a hundred and tenn barrells of<br />
herrings (or thereabouts) brought home in the said shipp the said voyage<br />
from dublin to london, were here delivered to or to the use of<br />
a merchant living in Bishopsgate streete (why so nameth hee<br />
knoweth not) and other parcells to other persons, whose names<br />
alsoe hee knoweth not, and saith they were all consigned (as hee<br />
understood) to be delivered here to the said Mr drinkewaters<br />
brother living in this citie, and that they were delivered out here<br />
by his order, and otherwise hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid<br />
Referring himselfe to his foregoing deposition.
To the 3 hee cannot answere, saving hee knoweth nothing thereof.
To the 4 hee saith then hee shall not receive any of the freight interrogated<br />
though it be recovered from Mr drinkewater, not being any of the shipps owners, and saith<br />
there is a monethes pay yet due to him this examinate and [?XXXX] yet due to him this examinate and [?XXXX] +
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