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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 05/09/2012
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcribed=2012/09/05
-|First transcribed=12/09/05
+|Editorial history=Edited on 17/06/2013 by Jill Wilcox and on 12/05/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Note=IMAGE: CIMG1531.JPGP1130409.JPG
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 |Transcription=licence for the sayd shipp to come within command and into the place where shipps
 usually trade there, in tymes of peace, when noe warr or difference was betwixt Spaine
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 Samuell Whitby &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 |Folio=119
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First transcription by Colin Greenstreet, 05/09/12; Edited by Jill Wilcox 17/6/2013
+|Status=First transcription by Colin Greenstreet, 05/09/12; edited on 17/06/13 by Jill Wilcox; edited in wikispot on 12/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=licence for the sayd shipp to come within command and into the place where shipps
-usually ride ˹trade˺ there, in tymes of peace, when noe warr or difference was betwixt Spaine
+usually trade there, in tymes of peace, when noe warr or difference was betwixt Spaine
-and England, And hee this deponent did come aboard the sayd shipp ffrenidship
+and England, And hee this deponent did come aboard the sayd shipp ''ffreindship''
 and acquainted the arlate Barnabe houldeing the Master of her that the sayd
 Robert Whitby had procured such a license, and told him that hee might safely
 bring his sayd shipp as neere shoare there as hee pleased for the more
-convenient receiving of such wines as were to bee laden aboard him ˹or to that effect˺ The premisses
+convenient receiving of such wines as were to bee laden aboard him or to that effect The premisses
 hee deposeth for the reasons aforesayd And further to this article hee cannot depose/
 To the second article hee saith that of his this deponents sight and knowledge severall English
 shipps did come within command and laye neerer the shoare at Mallaga by about
-the space of a myle and a halfe than the ffreindshipp did, and traded there freely having
+the space of a myle and a halfe than the ''ffreindshipp'' did, and traded there freely having
 (as hee this deponent hath heard) procured pratique or licence soe to doe, amongst
-which there was a shipp laden with fish which (˹as˺ hee hath heard) was consigned to the arlate
+which there was a shipp laden with fish which (as hee hath heard) was consigned to the arlate
 Mr Edward Bennett And further to this article hee cannot depose/
 To the 6th article hee saith, hee knoweth that about two yeares since the foresayd Robert
-Whitby having delivered a parcell of wines ˹at the place arlate˺ unto one Thomas Raven Master of
+Whitby having delivered a parcell of wines at the place arlate unto one Thomas Raven Master of
-a shipp called the Thomas and John of Yarmouth, to be shipped on board his sayd shipp
+a shipp called the ''Thomas and John'' of Yarmouth, to be shipped on board his sayd shipp
-and the sayd Master and Company taking theX same and rafting or causeing it to bee
+and the sayd Master and Company taking the same and rafting or causeing it to bee
-rafted X with intente to bring the same aboard his sayd shipp, one butt of wine
+rafted with intente to bring the same aboard his sayd shipp, one butt of wine
 of the sayd parcell broke off from the rafte and was lost in the sea for thirteene or
 dayes space, and then found againe by certayne ffishermen, who had by order of the
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 Raven did by a writing under his hand, oblige him selfe to the sayd Robert Whitby
 to pay the sayd two hundred and odd Ryalls for (soe paid, to the sayd ffishermen
-by the sayd Robert Whitby for finding the same)˹in London˺ to the Merchant for whose
+by the sayd Robert Whitby for finding the same) in London to the Merchant for whose
 Accompt the sayd butt of wine was laden, which hee this deponent beleeveth
 the sayd Master would not have done, had hee not knowne it to bee the Custome
-that after wines are delivered at the ploy into possession of the Master of a
+that after wines are delivered at the &#91;?ploy&#93; into possession of the Master of a
 shipp or his Company hee and they stand chargeable with them till they bee
-delivered at the port of their discharge And further to this article he cannot
+delivered at the Port of their discharge And further to this article he cannot
 depose./
 To the 9th article hee saith that hee this deponent having heard by some Mariners
 of other English shipps lyeing neere Mallaga that certaine wines which were
-rafted by the ffreindshipps company were lost did goe on board the freinshipp
+rafted by the ''ffreindshipps'' company were lost did goe on board the ''freinshipp'' (sic)
 to knowe the truth thereof and was by divers of the sayd shipps company
-informed that they had rafted the rafte of wines which they had rafted for
+informed that the rafte of wines which they had rafted for
 received of the sayd Robert Whitby for Accompt of the arlate ffrancis Lenthall
 and George Nutt, was brought safe to their sayd shipps side (though they had
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 up one butt of the sayd wine and had the same within the tacke of the sayd
 shipp the remaynder of the sayd raft of wine (being twenty nyne butts) were
-sunck in the sea by the ˹sayd˺ shipps side And further to this article hee cannot depose/
+sunck in the sea by the sayd shipps side And further to this article hee cannot depose/
 To the rest of the articles hee is not examined by direction of the producents/
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 Repeated before doctor Godolphin
-Samuell Whitby &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;
+Samuell Whitby &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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-|Transcription=1. licence for the sayd shipp to come within command and into the place where shipps
+|Transcription=licence for the sayd shipp to come within command and into the place where shipps
-. ususally ride ˹trade˺ there, in tymes of peace, when noe warr or difference was betwixt Spaine
+usually ride ˹trade˺ there, in tymes of peace, when noe warr or difference was betwixt Spaine
-. and England, And hee this deponent did come aboard the sayd shipp ffrenidship
+and England, And hee this deponent did come aboard the sayd shipp ffrenidship
-. and acquainted the arlate Barnabe houldeing the Master of her that the sayd
+and acquainted the arlate Barnabe houldeing the Master of her that the sayd
-. Robert Whitby had procured such a license, and told him that hee might safely
+Robert Whitby had procured such a license, and told him that hee might safely
-. bring his sayd shipp as neere shoare there as hee pleased for the more
+bring his sayd shipp as neere shoare there as hee pleased for the more
-. convenient receiving of such wines as were to bee laden aboard him ˹or to that effect˺ The premisses
+convenient receiving of such wines as were to bee laden aboard him ˹or to that effect˺ The premisses
-. hee deposeth for the reasons aforesayd And further to this article hee cannot depose/
+hee deposeth for the reasons aforesayd And further to this article hee cannot depose/
-. To the second article hee saith that of his this deponents sight and knowledge severall English
-. shipps did come within command and laye neerer the shoare at Mallaga by about
-. the space of a myle and a halfe than the ffreindshipp did, and traded there freely having
-. (as hee this deponent hath heard) procured pratique or licence soe to doe, amongst
-. which there was a shipp laden with fish which (˹as˺ hee hath heard) was consigned to the arlate
-. Mr Edward Bennett And further to this article hee cannot depose/
-. To the 6th article hee saith, hee knoweth that about two yeares since the foresayd Robert
+To the second article hee saith that of his this deponents sight and knowledge severall English
-. Whitby having delivered a parcell of wines ˹at the place arlate˺ unto one Thomas Raven Master of
+shipps did come within command and laye neerer the shoare at Mallaga by about
-. a shipp called the Thomas and John of Yarmouth, to be shipped on board his sayd shipp
+the space of a myle and a halfe than the ffreindshipp did, and traded there freely having
-. and the sayd Master and Company taking theX same and rafting or causeing it to bee
+(as hee this deponent hath heard) procured pratique or licence soe to doe, amongst
-. rafted X with intente to bring the same aboard his sayd shipp, one butt of wine
+which there was a shipp laden with fish which (˹as˺ hee hath heard) was consigned to the arlate
-. of the sayd parcell broke off from the rafte and was lost in the sea for thirteene or
+Mr Edward Bennett And further to this article hee cannot depose/
-. 14 dayes space, and then found againe by certayne ffishermen, who had by order of the
-. then Gouvernour at Mallaga two hundred and odd Ryalls allowed them for their
-. paines in findeing the same, and this deponent well knoweth that the sayd Thomas
-. Raven did by a writing under his hand, oblige him selfe to the sayd Robert Whitby
-. to pay the sayd two hundred and odd Ryalls for (soe paid, to the sayd ffishermen
-. by the sayd Robert Whitby for finding the same)˹in London˺ to the Merchant for whose
-. Accompt the sayd butt of wine was laden, which hee this deponent beleeveth
-. the sayd Master would not have done, had hee not knowne it to bee the Custome
-. that after wines are delivered at the ploy into possession of the Master of a
-. shipp or his Company hee and they stand chargeable with them till they bee
-. delivered at the port of their discharge And further to this article he cannot
-. depose./
-. To the 9th article hee saith that hee this deponent having heard by some Mariners
+To the 6th article hee saith, hee knoweth that about two yeares since the foresayd Robert
-. of other English shipps lyeing neere Mallaga that certaine wines which were
+Whitby having delivered a parcell of wines ˹at the place arlate˺ unto one Thomas Raven Master of
-. rafted by the ffreindshipps company were lost did goe on board the freinshipp
+a shipp called the Thomas and John of Yarmouth, to be shipped on board his sayd shipp
-. to knowe the truth thereof and was by divers of the sayd shipps company
+and the sayd Master and Company taking theX same and rafting or causeing it to bee
-. informed that they had rafted the rafte of wines which they had rafted for
+rafted X with intente to bring the same aboard his sayd shipp, one butt of wine
-. received of the sayd Robert Whitby for Accompt of the arlate ffrancis Lenthall
+of the sayd parcell broke off from the rafte and was lost in the sea for thirteene or
-. and George Nutt, was brought safe to their sayd shipps side (though they had
+dayes space, and then found againe by certayne ffishermen, who had by order of the
-. broke loose (as they sayd) once or twice by the way) and that after they had taken
+then Gouvernour at Mallaga two hundred and odd Ryalls allowed them for their
-. up one butt of the sayd wine and had the same within the tacke of the sayd
+paines in findeing the same, and this deponent well knoweth that the sayd Thomas
-. shipp the remaynder of the sayd raft of wine (being twenty nyne butts) were
+Raven did by a writing under his hand, oblige him selfe to the sayd Robert Whitby
-. sunck in the sea by the ˹sayd˺ shipps side And further to this article hee cannot depose/
+to pay the sayd two hundred and odd Ryalls for (soe paid, to the sayd ffishermen
-. To the rest of the articles hee is not examined by direction of the producents/
+by the sayd Robert Whitby for finding the same)˹in London˺ to the Merchant for whose
 Repeated before doctor Godolphin