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she wás in the late great storme predepose … she wás in the late great storme predeposed of, they<br />
were faine to heave over board/ some of the goods<br />
then aboard her, And further he knoweth not to answere
To the 11th Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate Nicholas<br />
Scidmore did by the division of the interrate Croford pilate<br />
the sayd shipp from Penarth to Kings=road interrate<br />
where the sayd shipp lay at ancor 3 or 4 dayes, but<br />
it was because the sayd shipps company would not sayle<br />
her for London acording to the intent and command of the<br />
sayd Croford And further he cannot answeare./
To the 12th interrate he answereth that the interrate Croford<br />
did (as this deponent beleiveth) send to his Owners at London<br />
the news of their shipps being arrived at Kings roade but<br />
not to the purpose interrate for that he saith the sayd<br />
shipp was well able to have brought her Lading to<br />
this port of London, as she then was, without any<br />
repayring, And further he cannot answeare./
To the 13th he answereth that the interrate Mr Broadwick<br />
came downe to Bristoll unto the interrate Captaine<br />
Croford, and sayd he came from the Owners of the<br />
sayd shipp, and that by the order of and directions of the<br />
sayd Broadwick the goods were unladen at Bristoll<br />
And further he knoweth not to answere./
To the fourteenth interrogatory he answereth that being the shipp<br />
was at Bristoll where timber is cheape and better than here<br />
at London, some small repayers were bestowd upon her<br />
but he saith that without those repayers she might well<br />
have come to London with her lading And further he<br />
cannot answere./
To the fifteenth interrogatory he answereth that the wind did blow<br />
(at the time interrate= long enough to have brought the<br />
sayd shipp in a way to have gott towards Milford, And<br />
further he cannot answeare./
To the sixteenth and seaventeenth interrogatories he referreth himselfe<br />
to his former deposition (and further he cannot answeare
To the eighteenth and nineteenth he referreth himselfe to<br />
his former deposition and further he cannot answeare.
To the 20th he answereth that he hath received about<br />
three months wags (sic), and that Mr Bradwick promised him this<br />
Rendent when he was at Bristoll, that he showld receive<br />
the rest of his wages here at London./
To the 21th Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp interrate<br />
begann her voyage interrate from Gravesend on the fifth of<br />
Aprill 1656, and that on that day the shipps Company<br />
entred into full pay And further he knoweth not to answeare.
To the 22th he answereth that he expecteth nothing nor is he<br />
promised anything for his this deposition.
To the 23d Interrogatory he answereth negatively
John [X]psonn [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
Repeated before Doctor Godolphin./ SIDE]
Repeated before Doctor Godolphin./ +
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