HCA 13/70 f.16v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=To the first article hee saith and deposeth that hee hath well knowne
 the producent John Coleman for theise six yeares last past or thereabouts
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 the arlate John Stephens about a yeere and halfe last past, and
 saith that for all the time arlate the said John Coleman hath bin
-and is commonly accompted and reputed the true and ;awfull owner
+and is commonly accompted and reputed the true and lawfull owner
 and proprietor of two third parts of the said shipp and of her tackle
 and furniture, and this deponent hath seene accompts made up betweene

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 July last was twelve moneth, and againe in december last at the signe
 of the ffountaine in Catherins precinct neere the Tower to this deponent and one Mr fforth, at which
-times abd places there happened discourse about the said shipp and
+times and places there happened discourse about the said shipp and
 the said Colemans claime of the said two thirds. And otherwise hee
 cannot depose.

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 and furniture, and this deponent hath seene accompts made up betweene
 the said John Stephens as master and the said Coleman as owner
-of two third pasrts of the said shipp and alsoe a Charter partie
+of two third parts of the said shipp and alsoe a Charter partie
 specifying and showing the said Coleman to be owner of two third
 parts thereof; and this deponent hath heard the said John Stephens

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 Vol. xv. p.334.
-...The said Mottershed told this informant, that it was a worse matter than being broken; for he went aside, because he was one of those, that had a hand in the late plot against the lord protector; so that indeed he had lately been in the country with some chapmen, and that shortly after his return to his house he had a note sent to him by a porter, to come to three gentlemen to the sign of the Star in Coleman-street, where he immediately went; and that presently after his coming thither, there was a man in mean apparel (whom the said Mottershed said he knew not) delivered him a letter, wherein was a commission in parchment from prince Charles, (as he called him) directed to him the said Mottershed, to act for him. And he farther said, that there were near fifteen hundred already apprehended, but not above eight-and-thirty in the commission. And he the said Mottershed farther told this informant, that he knew the man that had the special commission, and that he was not yet apprehended, and knew wherethat commission was, and named the man; but this informant hath forgotten his name. And he farther told this informant, that the special reason why he acted for the prince was, because he conceived, that he would maintain the protestant religion; but he now saw popery fast coming on...."<ref>[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=55326#s8 Thomas Birch (ed.), 'State Papers, 1654: June (4 of 6)', A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe, volume 2: 1654 (1742), pp. 381-395,] viewed 24/09/14</ref>
+...The said Mottershed told this informant, that it was a worse matter than being broken; for he went aside, because he was one of those, that had a hand in the late plot against the lord protector; so that indeed he had lately been in the country with some chapmen, and that shortly after his return to his house he had a note sent to him by a porter, to come to three gentlemen to <u>the sign of the Star in Coleman-street</u>, where he immediately went; and that presently after his coming thither, there was a man in mean apparel (whom the said Mottershed said he knew not) delivered him a letter, wherein was a commission in parchment from prince Charles, (as he called him) directed to him the said Mottershed, to act for him. And he farther said, that there were near fifteen hundred already apprehended, but not above eight-and-thirty in the commission. And he the said Mottershed farther told this informant, that he knew the man that had the special commission, and that he was not yet apprehended, and knew wherethat commission was, and named the man; but this informant hath forgotten his name. And he farther told this informant, that the special reason why he acted for the prince was, because he conceived, that he would maintain the protestant religion; but he now saw popery fast coming on...."<ref>[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=55326#s8 Thomas Birch (ed.), 'State Papers, 1654: June (4 of 6)', A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe, volume 2: 1654 (1742), pp. 381-395,] viewed 24/09/14</ref>
 '''The Fountain, St. Catherine's Precinct near the Tower'''
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 "Oliver Cromwell used to meet some of his party at the Star in Coleman Street, as was deposed by one of the witnesses in the trial of Hugh Peters:-
 "''Gunter''. My Lord, I was servant at the Star in Coleman Street, with one Hildesley. That house was a house where Oliver Cromwell and severall of that party did use to meet in consultation""<ref>[https://play.google.com/books/reader2?id=d4UZAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA501 Jacob Larwood, John Camden Hotten, The History of Signboards (London, 1867), p.501,] viewed 24/09/14</ref>
 '''The Fountain, St. Catherine's Precinct near the Tower'''
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 "Oliver Cromwell used to meet some of his party at the Star in Coleman Street, as was deposed by one of the witnesses in the trial of Hugh Peters:-
-"Gunter. My Lord, I was servant at the Star in Coleman Street, with one Hildesley. That house was a house where Oliver Cromwell and severall of that party did use to meet in consultation""<ref>[Jacob Larwood, John Camden Hotten, The History of Signboards (London, 1867), p.501,] viewed 24/09/14</ref>
+"Gunter. My Lord, I was servant at the Star in Coleman Street, with one Hildesley. That house was a house where Oliver Cromwell and severall of that party did use to meet in consultation""<ref>[https://play.google.com/books/reader2?id=d4UZAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA501 Jacob Larwood, John Camden Hotten, The History of Signboards (London, 1867), p.501,] viewed 24/09/14</ref>
 '''The Fountain, St. Catherine's Precinct near the Tower'''
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		+	"Gunter. My Lord, I was servant at the Star in Coleman Street, with one Hildesley. That house was a house where Oliver Cromwell and severall of that party did use to meet in consultation""<ref>[Jacob Larwood, John Camden Hotten, The History of Signboards (London, 1867), p.501,] viewed 24/09/14</ref>
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 say and acknowledge that the said John Coleman formerly was owner of two
 third parts of the said vessell, which confession hee soe made to the said Coleman in this
-deponents hearing at the Starr in Colemanstreete in ort about
+deponents hearing at the Starr in Colemanstreete in or about
 July last was twelve moneth, and againe in december last at the signe
 of the ffountaine in Catherins precinct neere the Tower to this deponent and one Mr fforth, at which