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 '''William Moreton''' of the towne of
-Saint Andrews in Scotaldn Mariner, aged
+Saint Andrews in Scotland Mariner, aged
 yeares or thereabouts sworne before the
 right worshipfull Charles George Cock Esquire
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 the river; But that afternoone there came seaven or eight
 ffrench shallops fully manned from honfleur aboard this deponent
-and some English ships that were there alsoe riding,a nd the men came
+and some English ships that were there alsoe riding, and the men came
 aboard under pretence to search for salt, and being aboard they
 made seizure both of this deponents said shipp and his foresaid lading

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 '''William Moreton''' of the towne of
-Saint Andrrews in Scotaldn Mariner, aged
+Saint Andrews in Scotaldn Mariner, aged
 yeares or thereabouts sworne before the
 right worshipfull Charles George Cock Esquire

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 |Transcription=The 24th of March 1654. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 William Morton &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 To the second hee saith there were laden aboard the said shipp at Leith to be
 transported to Roane the said voyage 35 lasts of herrings at 12 barrells to
-the last, whic were soe laden by Captaine Beniamin Bracey a merchant
+the last, which were soe laden by Captaine Beniamin Bracey a merchant
 of Leith, and that as this deponent hath since understood and bin informed
 the producent Robert hill had interest in part of the said lading, and

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 said mr hill and such others as were concerned in the said lading
 without any recompence whatsoever made unto them for the same.
-And saith that betwixt the time of the said seizure
+And saith that betwixt the time of the said seizure, and the said taking
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