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 |Transcription=lyeing on the sayd Coast of Scotland that if any of them were bound for
 Rotterdam hee would bee their Convoy and further to this Interrogatorie hee
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 some at Leith and some at Saint Johnstons in Scotland and to be owners of the
 sayd
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 |Transcription=lyeing on the sayd Coast of Scotland that if any of them were bound for
-Holland hee would bee their Convoy and further to this Interrogatorie hee
+Rotterdam hee would bee their Convoy and further to this Interrogatorie hee
 cannot answer ./
-To the 2 Interrogatorie hee saith the vessell the Union Interrogate, (the Interrogatorie -
+To the 2 Interrogatorie hee saith the vessell the ''Union'' Interrogate, (the Interrogatorie -
-John Tennant ˹Master˺) did on the tenth of March 1655' English style went
+John Tennant Master) did on the tenth of March 1655 English style went
-off at sea, and was haled by the sayd Holland man of warr, who
+off at sea, and was haled by the sayd holland man of warr, who
 lay off at sea about 5 or sixe leagues expecting what shipps of Scotland
-would come under his convoy, and the Union bearing up to his the Commander
+would come under his convoy, and the ''Union'' bearing up to his the Commander
-of the sayd man of warr asked the Master of the Union whence hee came
+of the sayd man of warr asked the Master of the ''Union'' whence hee came
-and whether bound, and the sayd Master answered of Leeth, and bound for ~-
+and whether bound, and the sayd Master answered of Leeth, and bound for
 Rotterdam, where to the sayd Commander of the sayd man of warr sayd hee
-was bound thither also, and the sayd Master of the Union answered that sayd
+was bound thither also, and the sayd Master of the ''Union'' answered that sayd
 Commander that hee would bee glad of his Company and there upon the
-Commander of the sayd Holland man of war bade them too lcoms 'and
+Commander of the sayd holland man of war bade them welcome and
-drank to ˹the˺ Master and Company of the Union and they to him, and saith that -
+dranke to the Master and Company of the ''Union'' and they to him, and saith that -
-the Union steeved all that night by the light of the sayd Holland man
+the ''Union'' steered all that night by the light of the sayd holland man
 of warr, and saith that upon the eleventh day of the sayd monthe of March
-about eight a clock in the morning they not with there man of warr
+about eight a clock in the morning they met with three men of warr
-of fflanderrs belonging to Dunkirke and Oastend who chased the Union and
+of fflanderrs belonging to dunkirke and Oastend who chased the ''Union'' and
-two other shipps, ˹of˺ the one whereof George Gorthy and of Leith was Commander and
+two other shipps, of the one whereof George Gorthy of Leith was Commander and
 of the other Robert Cammell of or neere Leeth aforsayd was Commander
-and hee saith that not withstanding the sayd Holland man of warr sawe
+and hee saith that not withstanding the sayd holland man of warr sawe
-the sayd three fflandrian man of warr attaque the Union and the sayd
+the sayd three fflandrian men of warr attaque the ''Union'' and the sayd
-two other shipps yet hee the sayd ffland Hollands man of warr
+two other shipps yet hee the sayd hollands man of warr
-with the other dutch shipps under his convoy, went away and made the
+with two other dutch shipps under his convoy, went away and made noe
-resistance against the sayd Dunkirrk and Oastend man of warr but
+resistance against the sayd dunkirke and Oastend men of warr but
-suffered them to surprize the Union and her ˹to˺ ladeing of sugar tobacco
+suffered them to surprize the ''Union'' and her to ladeing of sugar tobaccoe
 and Coales and other goods and alsoe the other two shipps whereof the sayd
-Gorthy and Cammell were Masters and their ladeing ˹they and ladeing all belonging to Scotch and English men˺ and the same being
+Gorthy and Cammell were Masters and their ladeing they and ladeing all belonging to Scotch and English men and the same being
-all there soo surprized and their ladeing, the Union and her ladeing were
+all three soe surprized and their ladeing, the ''Union'' and her ladeing were
-by the sayd 3 &#123;ffXXXX&#125; ˹&#123;XXX XXX&#125;˺ men of warr carried to Dunkirke and the other
+by the sayd 3 &#123;fflandrian&#125; men of warr carried to dunkirke and the other
-two shipps and their ladeing to Oastend and this deponent being a -
+two shipps and their ladeing to Oastend and this deponent being a
-passenger in the Union knoweth that hee and the sayd shipps company
+passenger in the ''Union'' knoweth that hee and the sayd Shipps company
-were imprisoned at Dunkirke, And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot
+were imprisoned at dunkirke, And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot
 depose ./
-To the last hee saith there were in all sixe vessells beside the sayd Holland
+To the last hee saith there were in all sixe vessells beside the sayd holland
-man of warr in Company when the sayd Dunkirke and Ostend man of warr
+man of warr in Company when the sayd dunkirke and Ostend men of warr
-first chased them, and he this deponent belevee if the sayd
+first chased them, and he this deponent beleeveth if the sayd
-Holland man of warr had assisted the union and the other shipps with
+holland man of warr had assisted the ''Union'' and the other shipps with
-her, (they alsoe all having among the gunnes videlicet the Union fowerteene
+her, (they alsoe all having gunnes videlicet the ''Union'' fowerteene
-Gorthies vessell there, and Cammells vessell two gunnes) the sayd
+Gorthies vessell three, and Cammells vessell two gunnes) the sayd
-shipps ˹and their lading˺ might have escaped being taken by the sayd Dunkirk and
+shipps and their lading might have escaped being taken by the sayd dunkirke and
-Ostend men of warr, And hee saith the ladeing of the Union was
+Ostend men of warr, And hee saith the ladeing of the ''Union'' was
-of good value but the summe ˹hee˺ knoweth not, but saith he knoweth that
+of good value but the summe hee knoweth not, but saith he knoweth that
-and William Mitchelson and a passenger in the Union and beside in ready
+and William Mitchelson and a passenger in the ''Union'' had in ready
-money which hee carried to pay for a shipp hee had contracted for
+money which hee carried to pay for a Shipp hee had contracted for
 in Rotterdam the summe of two thousand Guilders flemish which
 is about two hundred pounds and upward of sterling money And saith
-the XXXXX of the union and ladeing her ladeing which shee was soo laden XXXX
+the
-and XXXX Interrogate Henlyn Welch XXXXXX ˹Newman˺ Knowles Smith and
+Interrogate &#91;?hewlyn&#93; Welch Newman Knowles Smith and
-person were commonly accompted to be English and residing
+Pearson were commonly accompted to be English and resideing
-some at Leith and some at St. Johnstons in Scotland and to be owners of the
+some at Leith and some at Saint Johnstons in Scotland and to be owners of the
 sayd

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-|Transcription=1. lyeing on the sayd Coast of Scotland that if any of them were bound for
+|Transcription=lyeing on the sayd Coast of Scotland that if any of them were bound for
-. Holland hee would bee their Convoy and further to this Interrogatorie hee
+Holland hee would bee their Convoy and further to this Interrogatorie hee
-. cannot answer ./
+cannot answer ./
-. To the 2 Interrogatorie hee saith the vessell the Union Interrogate, (the Interrogatorie -
+To the 2 Interrogatorie hee saith the vessell the Union Interrogate, (the Interrogatorie -
-. John Tennant ˹Master˺) did on the tenth of March 1655' English style went
+John Tennant ˹Master˺) did on the tenth of March 1655' English style went
-. off at sea, and was haled by the sayd Holland man of warr, who
+off at sea, and was haled by the sayd Holland man of warr, who
-. lay off at sea about 5 or sixe leagues expecting what shipps of Scotland
+lay off at sea about 5 or sixe leagues expecting what shipps of Scotland
-. would come under his convoy, and the Union bearing up to his the Commander
+would come under his convoy, and the Union bearing up to his the Commander
-. of the sayd man of warr asked the Master of the Union whence hee came
+of the sayd man of warr asked the Master of the Union whence hee came
-. and whether bound, and the sayd Master answered of Leeth, and bound for ~-
+and whether bound, and the sayd Master answered of Leeth, and bound for ~-
-. Rotterdam, where to the sayd Commander of the sayd man of warr sayd hee
+Rotterdam, where to the sayd Commander of the sayd man of warr sayd hee
-. was bound thither also, and the sayd Master of the Union answered that sayd
+was bound thither also, and the sayd Master of the Union answered that sayd
-. Commander that hee would bee glad of his Company and there upon the
+Commander that hee would bee glad of his Company and there upon the
-. Commandder of the sayd Holland man of war bade them too lcoms 'and
+Commander of the sayd Holland man of war bade them too lcoms 'and
-. drank to ˹the˺ Master and Company of the Union and they to him, and saith that -
+drank to ˹the˺ Master and Company of the Union and they to him, and saith that -
-. the Union steeved all that night by the light of the sayd Holland man
+the Union steeved all that night by the light of the sayd Holland man
-. of warr, and saith that upon the eleventh day of the sayd monthe of March
+of warr, and saith that upon the eleventh day of the sayd monthe of March
-. about eight a clock in the morning they not with there man of warr
+about eight a clock in the morning they not with there man of warr
-. of fflanderrs belonging to Dunkirke and Oastend who chased the Union and
+of fflanderrs belonging to Dunkirke and Oastend who chased the Union and
-. two other shipps, ˹of˺ the one whereof George Gorthy and of Leith was Commander and
+two other shipps, ˹of˺ the one whereof George Gorthy and of Leith was Commander and
-. of the other Robert Cammell of or neere Leeth aforsayd was Commander
+of the other Robert Cammell of or neere Leeth aforsayd was Commander
-. and hee saith that not withstanding the sayd Holland man of warr sawe
+and hee saith that not withstanding the sayd Holland man of warr sawe
-. the sayd three fflandrian man of warr attaque the Union and the sayd
+the sayd three fflandrian man of warr attaque the Union and the sayd
-. two other shipps yet hee the sayd ffland Hollands man of warr
+two other shipps yet hee the sayd ffland Hollands man of warr
-. with the other dutch shipps under his convoy, went away and made the
+with the other dutch shipps under his convoy, went away and made the
-. resistance against the sayd Dunkirrk and Oastend man of warr but
+resistance against the sayd Dunkirrk and Oastend man of warr but
-. suffered them to surprize the Union and her ˹to˺ ladeing of sugar tobacco
+suffered them to surprize the Union and her ˹to˺ ladeing of sugar tobacco
-. and Coales and other goods and alsoe the other two shipps whereof the sayd
+and Coales and other goods and alsoe the other two shipps whereof the sayd
-. Gorthy and Cammell were Masters and their ladeing ˹they and ladeing all belonging to Scotch and English men˺ and the same being
+Gorthy and Cammell were Masters and their ladeing ˹they and ladeing all belonging to Scotch and English men˺ and the same being
-. all there soo surprized and their ladeing, the Union and her ladeing were
+all there soo surprized and their ladeing, the Union and her ladeing were
-. by the sayd 3 &#123;ffXXXX&#125; ˹&#123;XXX XXX&#125;˺ men of warr carried to Dunkirke and the other
+by the sayd 3 &#123;ffXXXX&#125; ˹&#123;XXX XXX&#125;˺ men of warr carried to Dunkirke and the other
-. two shipps and their ladeing to Oastend and this deponent being a -
+two shipps and their ladeing to Oastend and this deponent being a -
-. passenger in the Union knoweth that hee and the sayd shipps company
+passenger in the Union knoweth that hee and the sayd shipps company
-. were imprisoned at Dunkirke, And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot
+were imprisoned at Dunkirke, And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot
-. depose ./
+depose ./
-. To the last hee saith there were in all sixe vessells beside the sayd Holland
+To the last hee saith there were in all sixe vessells beside the sayd Holland
-. man of warr in Company when the sayd Dunkirke and Ostend man of warr
+man of warr in Company when the sayd Dunkirke and Ostend man of warr
-. first chased them, and he this deponent belevee if the sayd
+first chased them, and he this deponent belevee if the sayd
-. Holland man of warr had assisted the union and the other shipps with
+Holland man of warr had assisted the union and the other shipps with
-. her, (they alsoe all having among the gunnes videlicet the Union fowerteene
+her, (they alsoe all having among the gunnes videlicet the Union fowerteene
-. Gorthies vessell there, and Cammells vessell two gunnes) the sayd
+Gorthies vessell there, and Cammells vessell two gunnes) the sayd
-. shipps ˹and their lading˺ might have escaped being taken by the sayd Dunkirk and
+shipps ˹and their lading˺ might have escaped being taken by the sayd Dunkirk and
-. Ostend men of warr, And hee saith the ladeing of the Union was
+Ostend men of warr, And hee saith the ladeing of the Union was
-. of good value but the summe ˹hee˺ knoweth not, but saith he knoweth that
+of good value but the summe ˹hee˺ knoweth not, but saith he knoweth that
-. and William Mitchelson and a passenger in the Union and beside in ready
+and William Mitchelson and a passenger in the Union and beside in ready
-. money which hee carried to pay for a shipp hee had contracted for
+money which hee carried to pay for a shipp hee had contracted for
-. in Rotterdam the summe of two thousand Guilders flemish which
+in Rotterdam the summe of two thousand Guilders flemish which
-. is about two hundred pounds and upward of sterling money And saith
+is about two hundred pounds and upward of sterling money And saith
-. the XXXXX of the union and ladeing her ladeing which shee was soo laden XXXX
+the XXXXX of the union and ladeing her ladeing which shee was soo laden XXXX
-. and XXXX Interrogate Henlyn Welch XXXXXX ˹Newman˺ Knowles Smith and
+and XXXX Interrogate Henlyn Welch XXXXXX ˹Newman˺ Knowles Smith and
-. person were commonly accompted to be English and residing
+person were commonly accompted to be English and residing
-. some at Leith and some at St. Johnstons in Scotland and to be owners of the
+some at Leith and some at St. Johnstons in Scotland and to be owners of the
 sayd