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 through the ignorance or neglect, or alsoe through the mates and &#91;?XXXXX GUTTER&#93;

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+|Transcription=sayd shipp did happen in this deponents judgement and as he verily beleeveth
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-<series>HCA 13/71</series>
-<folio>f.106v</folio>
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-<status>First cut transcription completed on 01/04/13 by Jill Wilcox; edited on 31/05/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot on 13/04/14 and edited on 05/05/14  by Colin Greenstreet</status>
-<first-transcriber>Jill Wilcox 27/10/2012 finished 1/4/13</first-transcriber>
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 sayd shipp did happen in this deponents judgement and as he verily beleeveth
 through the ignorance or neglect, or alsoe through the mates and &#91;?XXXXX GUTTER&#93;
 &#91;?nes&#93; of him the sayd James Waring; which he deposeth for that he &#91;?saith GUTTER&#93;
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 mist or left his Course to the narrow whither he should have gone, &#91;?endeavoure GUTTER&#93;
 to edge into the shoare South East and by South but that endeavour be &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
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+<status>First cut transcription completed on 01/04/13 by Jill Wilcox; edited on 31/05/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot on 13/04/14 and edited on 05/05/14  by Colin Greenstreet</status>
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 sayd shipp did happen in this deponents judgement and as he verily beleeveth
-through the ignorance or neglect, or alsoe through the mates and TO DO: persoxx
+through the ignorance or neglect, or alsoe through the mates and &#91;?XXXXX GUTTER&#93;
-nos of him the sayd James Waring; which he deposeth for that he TO DO: saith
+&#91;?nes&#93; of him the sayd James Waring; which he deposeth for that he &#91;?saith GUTTER&#93;
 the sayd dammage so done and same and knoweth the quality of the goods so
-dammified and if well assured that the said pilot had be done his duty might
+dammified and is well assured that the said Pilot had he done his duty might
-have pererused the sayd dammage, by putting into the Channell ˹in the goods˺ TO DO: since
+have prevented the sayd dammage, by putting into the Channell &#91;XXX XXXX XXX GUTTER&#93;
-forwarding XXX ˹well˺ for that purpose att that tyme, and another shipp which TO DO: XX
+served well for that purpose att that tyme, and another shipp which
-was a head of the ''Exchange'' did safely putt into the channell att that
+was a head of the ''Exchange'' did safely putt into the Channell att that
 tyme, and escaped that danger which the ''Exchange'' by not altering
 her course rann into; And otherwise he cannot depose.
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 To the 9th he saith he referres himselfe to the Acts and words of the Court.
-To the 10th he saith the sayd Waring y generally reputed to be an
+To the 10th he saith the sayd Waring is generally reputed to be an
-Englishman and subject to the jurisdiction of this court
+Englishman and subject to the Jurisdiction of this Court
 To the last he saith his foregoeing deposition is true.
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 To the 1st Interrogatories he saith that the sayd James Warren hath had the repute
-of a sufficient pilot to conduct a shipp out of this River into the downes
+of a sufficient Pilot to conduct a shipp out of this River into the downes
-and accordingly hath pilotted seuverall shipps as that Rendent hath heard
+and accordingly hath pilotted severall shipps as that Rendent hath heard
 And further having not had any personall knowledge of the sayd Warren
-as Experience of his pilotting before the voyage in question he cannot
+or Experience of his Pilotting before the voyage in question he cannot
 answer
-To the second Interrogatorie he saith the said James Warren did pilot the said shipp
+To the second Interrogatorie he saith the said James Warren did Pilot the said shipp
-and brought her safely to Gravesend, and she was thene cleaned upon a
+and brought her safely to Gravesend, and she was there cleared upon a
 Saturday, and the same Saturday might as he now remembreth or the next
 morning she was unmoved in order to fall downe to the Hope. And att that
-tyme the wind was very high, howbeit other shipps as well of the Exchange
+tyme the wind was very high, howbeit other shipps as well of the ''Exchange''
-then likewise departed from Gravesend, and the said Warren pilotted the
+then likewise departed from Gravesend, and the said Warren Pilotted the
-''Exchange'' into the Hope without difficulty so farr as this Rondent
+''Exchange'' into the Hope without difficulty so farr as this Rendent
 observed. And further knowing nothing of the interrogat passages
 betwixt the sayd Wilkinson and Warren, he cannot depose.
-To the third Interrogatorie he saith that the shipp Exchange was of about two
+To the third Interrogatorie he saith that the shipp ''Exchange'' was of about two
-hundred tonnes burthen and twenty fourmen are a competent number
+hundred tonnes burthen and twenty four men are a competent number
 to sayle such a shipp upon such a voyage as was then intended and
-that there were twenty four men as mainers in the sayd shipp Exchange
+that there were twenty four men as Mariners in the sayd shipp ''Exchange''
-the tyme in question, besides two boyes all being of her company. And TO DO: XX
+the tyme in question, besides two boyes all being of her company. And &#91;?that GUTTER&#93;
-otherwise not remembering to have heard the sayd Warren so have complTO DO: ained
+otherwise not remembering to have heard the sayd Warren to have compl&#91;?ained GUTTER&#93;
-of lack of men, or that the said Wilkinson threatened him with making for TO DO: forgXXX
+of lack of men, or that the said Wilkinson threatened him with making or &#91;?threaten= GUTTER&#93;
-ing to make a mating or any thing to that purpose, or of any importing
+ing to make a Mutiny or any thing to that purpose, or of any import&#91;?unity GUTTER&#93;
-or force used to the said Warren to sayle out of the Hope, he saith TO DO: heXX
+or force used to the said Warren to sayle out of the Hope, he saith &#91;?hee GUTTER&#93;
 cannot answere.
 To the 4th Interrogatorie he saith that the sayd shipp being upon her sayd voyage
-departed from the Hope (to the best of his remembrence) upon a Sunday morning
+departed from the Hope (to the best of his remembrance) upon a Sunday morning
-next after the fore mentioned Saturday, and sayling by the Redsand TO DO: were
+next after the fore mentioned Saturday, and sayling by the Redsand  &#91;?were GUTTER&#93;
 over the fflatts that morning, and att that tyme there blew a very strong
-wind from the north west and by west, but the sayd shipp came not to the TO DO: XX
+wind from the North west and By west, but the sayd shipp came not to the &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
-narrow nor did edge in as is pretended by this Interrogatorie, but ćame noone
+narrow nor did edge in as is pretended by this Interrogatorie, but ćame &#91;?neare GUTTER&#93;
-to the woolpack which is out of the narrow, and thene struck and left TO DO: her
+to the Woollpack which is out of the narrow, and there struck and left &#91;?her GUTTER&#93;
-rudder, after the losse whereof the said shipp XX boat over that sand
+rudder, after the losse whereof the said shipp beat over that sand
-and then left anchor but not lyeing safely thene, but still boatting upon
+and then cast anchor but not lyeing safely thene, but beating upon
-another saw the cables were of necessity to be cutt, and so the shipp TO DO: XX
+another saw the Cables were of necessity to be cutt, and so the shipp &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
-over that other sands; and he saith it is true that the said Warren did strane TO DO: XXX
+over that other sands; And he saith it is true that the said Warren did steare &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
-South East for the Redsand, and did afterwards and after that he TO DO: had
+South East for the Redsand, and did afterwards and after that he &#91;?had GUTTER&#93;
-mist or left his course to the narrow whither he should have gone,TO DO: endeavoured
+mist or left his Course to the narrow whither he should have gone, &#91;?endeavoure GUTTER&#93;
-To edge into the shoare South East and by south but that endeavour be TO DO: XX
+to edge into the shoare South East and by South but that endeavour be &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
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-. sayd shipp did happen in this deponents judgement and as he verily beleeveth
+sayd shipp did happen in this deponents judgement and as he verily beleeveth
-. through the ignorance or neglect, or alsoe through the mates and TO DO: persoxx
+through the ignorance or neglect, or alsoe through the mates and TO DO: persoxx
-. nos of him the sayd James Waring; which he deposeth for that he TO DO: saith
+nos of him the sayd James Waring; which he deposeth for that he TO DO: saith
-. the sayd dammage so done and same and knoweth the quality of the goods so
+the sayd dammage so done and same and knoweth the quality of the goods so
-. dammified and if well assured that the said pilot had be done his duty might
+dammified and if well assured that the said pilot had be done his duty might
-. have pererused the sayd dammage, by putting into the Channell ˹in the goods˺ TO DO: since
+have pererused the sayd dammage, by putting into the Channell ˹in the goods˺ TO DO: since
-. forwarding XXX ˹well˺ for that purpose att that tyme, and another shipp which TO DO: XX
+forwarding XXX ˹well˺ for that purpose att that tyme, and another shipp which TO DO: XX
-. was a head of the Exchange did safely putt into the channell att that
+was a head of the ''Exchange'' did safely putt into the channell att that
-. tyme, and escaped that danger which the Exchange by not altering
+tyme, and escaped that danger which the ''Exchange'' by not altering
-. her course rann into; And otherwise he cannot depose.
+her course rann into; And otherwise he cannot depose.
-. To the 8th article he cannot depose.
+To the 8th article he cannot depose.
-. To the 9th he saith he referres himselfe to the Acts and words of the Court.
+To the 9th he saith he referres himselfe to the Acts and words of the Court.
-. To the 10th he saith the sayd Waring y generally reputed to be an
+To the 10th he saith the sayd Waring y generally reputed to be an
-. Englishman and subject to the jurisdiction of this court
+Englishman and subject to the jurisdiction of this court
 To the last he saith his foregoeing deposition is true.
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 To the Crosse Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the 1st Interrogatories he saith that the sayd James Warren hath had the repute
+To the 1st Interrogatories he saith that the sayd James Warren hath had the repute
-. of a sufficient pilot to conduct a shipp out of this River into the downes
+of a sufficient pilot to conduct a shipp out of this River into the downes
-. and accordingly hath pilotted seuverall shipps as that Rendent hath heard
+and accordingly hath pilotted seuverall shipps as that Rendent hath heard
-. And further having not had any personall knowledge of the sayd Warren
+And further having not had any personall knowledge of the sayd Warren
-. as Experience of his pilotting before the voyage in question he cannot
+as Experience of his pilotting before the voyage in question he cannot
-. answer
+answer
-. To the second Interrogatorie he saith the said James Warren did pilot the said shipp
+To the second Interrogatorie he saith the said James Warren did pilot the said shipp
-. and brought her safely to Gravesend, and she was thene cleaned upon a
+and brought her safely to Gravesend, and she was thene cleaned upon a
-. Saturday, and the same Saturday might as he now remembreth or the next
+Saturday, and the same Saturday might as he now remembreth or the next
-. morning she was unmoved in order to fall downe to the Hope. And att that
+morning she was unmoved in order to fall downe to the Hope. And att that
-. tyme the wind was very high, howbeit other shipps as well of the Exchange
+tyme the wind was very high, howbeit other shipps as well of the Exchange
-. then likewise departed from Gravesend, and the said Warren pilotted the
+then likewise departed from Gravesend, and the said Warren pilotted the
-. Exchange into the Hope without difficulty so farr as this Rondent
+''Exchange'' into the Hope without difficulty so farr as this Rondent
-. observed. And further knowing nothing of the interrogat passages
+observed. And further knowing nothing of the interrogat passages
-. betwixt the sayd Wilkinson and Warren, he cannot depose.
+betwixt the sayd Wilkinson and Warren, he cannot depose.
-. To the third Interrogatorie he saith that the shipp Exchange was of about two
+To the third Interrogatorie he saith that the shipp Exchange was of about two
-. hundred tonnes burthen and twenty fourmen are a competent number
+hundred tonnes burthen and twenty fourmen are a competent number
-. to sayle such a shipp upon such a voyage as was then intended and
+to sayle such a shipp upon such a voyage as was then intended and
-. that there were twenty four men as mainers in the sayd shipp Exchange
+that there were twenty four men as mainers in the sayd shipp Exchange
-. the tyme in question, besides two boyes all being of her company. And TO DO: XX
+the tyme in question, besides two boyes all being of her company. And TO DO: XX
-. otherwise not remembering to have heard the sayd Warren so have complTO DO: ained
+otherwise not remembering to have heard the sayd Warren so have complTO DO: ained
-. of lack of men, or that the said Wilkinson threatened him with making for TO DO: forgXXX
+of lack of men, or that the said Wilkinson threatened him with making for TO DO: forgXXX
-. ing to make a mating or any thing to that purpose, or of any importing
+ing to make a mating or any thing to that purpose, or of any importing
-. or force used to the said Warren to sayle out of the Hope, he saith TO DO: heXX
+or force used to the said Warren to sayle out of the Hope, he saith TO DO: heXX
-. cannot answere.
+cannot answere.
-. To the 4th Interrogatorie he saith that the sayd shipp being upon her sayd voyage
+To the 4th Interrogatorie he saith that the sayd shipp being upon her sayd voyage
-. departed from the Hope (to the best of his remembrence) upon a Sunday morning
+departed from the Hope (to the best of his remembrence) upon a Sunday morning
-. next after the fore mentioned Saturday, and sayling by the Redsand TO DO: were
+next after the fore mentioned Saturday, and sayling by the Redsand TO DO: were
-. over the fflatts that morning, and att that tyme there blew a very strong
+over the fflatts that morning, and att that tyme there blew a very strong
-. wind from the north west and by west, but the sayd shipp came not to the TO DO: XX
+wind from the north west and by west, but the sayd shipp came not to the TO DO: XX
-. narrow nor did edge in as is pretended by this Interrogatorie, but ćame noone
+narrow nor did edge in as is pretended by this Interrogatorie, but ćame noone
-. to the woolpack which is out of the narrow, and thene struck and left TO DO: her
+to the woolpack which is out of the narrow, and thene struck and left TO DO: her
-. rudder, after the losse whereof the said shipp XX boat over that sand
+rudder, after the losse whereof the said shipp XX boat over that sand
-. and then left anchor but not lyeing safely thene, but still boatting upon
+and then left anchor but not lyeing safely thene, but still boatting upon
-. another saw the cables were of necessity to be cutt, and so the shipp TO DO: XX
+another saw the cables were of necessity to be cutt, and so the shipp TO DO: XX
-. over that other sands; and he saith it is true that the said Warren did strane TO DO: XXX
+over that other sands; and he saith it is true that the said Warren did strane TO DO: XXX
-. South East for the Redsand, and did afterwards and after that he TO DO: had
+South East for the Redsand, and did afterwards and after that he TO DO: had
-. mist or left his course to the narrow whither he should have gone,TO DO: endeavoured
+mist or left his course to the narrow whither he should have gone,TO DO: endeavoured
-. To edge into the shoare South East and by south but that endeavour be TO DO: XX
+To edge into the shoare South East and by south but that endeavour be TO DO: XX
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-|Transcription=The third of march 1655 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+The third of march 1655 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 examined upon the sayd libell. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;

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