HCA 13/71 f.102r Annotate - Revision history

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 wages, and this deponent both as a master and as a Purser of
 English shipps hath alwaies and from time to time bin allowed the same
-with one contradiction. and as this deponent hath heard, this custome
+with out contradiction. and as this deponent hath heard, this custome
 hath bin used and observed time out of minde. And otherwise hee
 cannot depose.

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 |Transcription=The 27th ffebruary 1655
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 Repeated before doctor Godolphin
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 The 28th of the same
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 Clements on the behalfe of Browning
-'''dt Rp. .j.'''
+'''Rp. .j.'''
 '''James Downe''' of London Marchant living in
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 aged 38 yeares or thereabouts sworne and examined
-. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that for theise
+To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that for theise
-. twenty yeares last past hee this deponent hath well knowne the
+twenty yeares last past hee this deponent hath well knowne the
-. custome and manner of trade of the English at Cadiz and of the duties
+custome and manner of trade of the English at Cadiz and of the duties
-. paid and payable to the masters and Pursers of the English shipps there
+paid and payable to the masters and Pursers of the English shipps there
-. hee having for that space frequented that port both as a merchant
+hee having for that space frequented that port both as a merchant
-. and as a Purser of shipps, and for fourteene yeeres of that space
+and as a Purser of shipps, and for fourteene yeeres of that space
-. residing there, and thereby hee well knoweth that it hath bin and
+residing there, and thereby hee well knoweth that it hath bin and
-. is there XX usuall ˹and˺ custome that such masters and ˹or˺ Pursers of any
+is there use and custome that such masters or Pursers of any
-. English shipps ˹whereof English men are owners˺ as trade or lain there, being imployed on shore about
+shipps whereof English men are owners as trade or lain there, being imployed on shore about
-. the owners busines, have bin for all the said time and are allowed during
+the owners busines, have bin for all the said time and are allowed during
-. such their imployment on shoare about the shipps businesse as to
+such their imployment on shoare about the shipps businesse as to
-. retaine freight or to let out the shipp to freight or the like a peece
+retaine freight or to let out the shipp to freight or the like a peece
-. of eight by the day XXXXXX and for each day, for his ˹or˺ and their
+of eight by the day and for each day, for his or their
-. expens and charges on shoare over and above his or their wages
+expens and charges on shoare over and above his or their wages
-. contracted for, and hee for his part having bin Purser there in two
+contracted for, and hee for his part having bin Purser there in two
-. shipps (whereof English men were owners) was allowed the same and
+shipps (whereof English men were owners) was allowed the same and
-. after the same rate, And this custome as he hath bin informed hath
+after the same rate, And this custome as he hath bin informed hath
-. bin observed time of out of minde, and is well knowne to and
+bin observed time out of minde, and is well knowne to and
-. notorious amongst merchants and mariners trading to XXXX that port,
+notorious amongst merchants and mariners trading to that port,
-. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
+And otherwise hee cannot depose.
 James Downe &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 Exámined upon the foresaid allegation.
-'''dt. 2'''
+'''2'''
 '''John Stephens''' of London Mariner, aged 46 yeeres or
 thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee
+To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee
-. this deponent as a person imployed in sea faring affaires and
+this deponent as a person imployed in sea faring affaires and
-. mariner hath for theise twenty yeares last frequented the port of
+mariner hath for theise twenty yeares last frequented the port of
-. Cadiz in Spaine, and thereby well knoweth that the masters an or
+Cadiz in Spaine, and thereby well knoweth that the masters an or
-. Pursers of any shipp (whereof English men are masters ˹owners˺) being
+Pursers of any shipp (whereof English men are owners) being
-. imployed in there in the masters and shipps busines have bin from time
+imployed on shore in the masters and shipps busines have bin from time
-. to time and are by custome and ought to be allowed a peece of eight
+to time and are by custome and ought to be allowed a peece of eight
-. per diem for each and every day of such their being present in that
+per diem for each and every day of such their being present in that
-. imployment towards their charges and expenses, over and above their
+imployment towards their charges and expenses, over and above their
-. wages, and this deponent both as a master and as a Purser of
+wages, and this deponent both as a master and as a Purser of
-. English shipps hath alwaies and from time to time bin allowed the same
+English shipps hath alwaies and from time to time bin allowed the same
-. with one contradiction. and as this deponent hath heard, this custome
+with one contradiction. and as this deponent hath heard, this custome
-. hath bin used and observed time out of minde. And otherwise hee
+hath bin used and observed time out of minde. And otherwise hee
-. cannot depose.
+cannot depose.
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">To</margin>
+To
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