HCA 13/71 f.205r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=soone as to prevent the Embargo, yet there was liberty obteyned by this deponent
 ánd the sayd Stephens on the behalfe of the sayd fferdinando Boddy
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 to that purpose Dutch dispatches and &#91;?pays&#93; were provided to have bene
 given to the master of her to have taken in her lading quietly
-ánd freely without danger: And aććordingly of this deponents
+ánd freely without danger&#58; And aććordingly of this deponents
 sight and knowledge by such like meanes severall English shipps
 were laden and departed from the Canaries in safety after the sayd Embargo
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 |Folio=205
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-|Status=First cut trnascription started on 01/11/12 and completed on 02/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 18/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut trnascription started on 01/11/12 and completed on 02/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 18/04/14 and edited on 10/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 ánd the sayd Stephens on the behalfe of the sayd fferdinando Boddy
 for her to take in goods in case she ćame after the Embargo, and
-to that purpose Dutch dispatches and pays were provided to have bene
+to that purpose Dutch dispatches and &#91;?pays&#93; were provided to have bene
 given to the master of her to have taken in her lading quietly
 ánd freely without danger: And aććordingly of this deponents
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 severall English shipps arrived att the Canaries, which as was then sayd
 and as hee beleiveth came from this port toward the latter end of August
-last past. And the sayd shipps receyved their ladings of wynes
+<u>1655</u> last past. And the sayd shipps receyved their ladings of wynes
 there and are since arrived safely in England. And so might the
-sayd shipp Little Mary have done had she proceeded upon her sayd
+sayd shipp ''Little Mary'' have done had she proceeded upon her sayd
-designated voyage, as this deponent for the reasons aforesayd is well
+designed voyage, as this deponent for the reasons aforesayd is well
 assured. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
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 To the 21th article he saith, that the sayd fferdinando Boddy by the
-meanes aforesayd in that the dayd shipp did not proceed upon her sayd
+meanes aforesayd in that the sayd shipp did not proceed upon her sayd
 designated voyage, and in losse of his outward market, and wynes they
 which his goods might have produced and losse of the sayd seventy
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 To the first Interrogatory he saith he comes to be a wittnesse att the request of
 the sayd fferdinando Boddy, whom he acquainted what he could depose
-XXXX to the effect predeposed. and expecteth nothing for XXX his
+&#91;?videlicet&#93; to the effect predeposed. and expecteth nothing for his
 deposition. And further otherwise than negatively cannot answere
 To the second he saith he was not present when the sayd fferdinando
 Body gave his dispatches here, nor when the sayd shipp was disptached
-att waxford. And further otherwise than negatively cannot depose
+att waxford. And further otherwise than negatively cannot depose.
 To the third hee saith he was not att Kinsale, or any port in Ireland

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-|Transcription=1. soone as to prevent the Embargo, yet there was liberty obteyned by this deponent
+|Transcription=soone as to prevent the Embargo, yet there was liberty obteyned by this deponent
-. ánd the sayd Stephens on the behalfe of the sayd fferdinando Boddy
+ánd the sayd Stephens on the behalfe of the sayd fferdinando Boddy
-. for her to take in goods in case she ćame after the Embargo, and
+for her to take in goods in case she ćame after the Embargo, and
-. to that purpose Dutch dispatches and pays were provided to have bene
+to that purpose Dutch dispatches and pays were provided to have bene
-. given to the master of her to have taken in her lading quietly
+given to the master of her to have taken in her lading quietly
-. ánd freely without danger: And aććordingly of this deponents
+ánd freely without danger: And aććordingly of this deponents
-. sight and knowledge by such like meanes severall English shipps
+sight and knowledge by such like meanes severall English shipps
-. were laden and departed from the Canaries in safety after the sayd Embargo
+were laden and departed from the Canaries in safety after the sayd Embargo
-. came thither. And otherwise cannot depose.
+came thither. And otherwise cannot depose.
-. To the 19th article of the sayd Libell, This deponent saith, that whilst hee
+To the 19th article of the sayd Libell, This deponent saith, that whilst hee
-. stayd att Teneriffe (from whence hee came in November last and not before)
+stayd att Teneriffe (from whence hee came in November last and not before)
-. severall English shipps arrived att the Canaries, which as was then sayd
+severall English shipps arrived att the Canaries, which as was then sayd
-. and as hee beleiveth came from this port toward the latter end of August
+and as hee beleiveth came from this port toward the latter end of August
-. 1655 last past. And the sayd shipps receyved their ladings of wynes
+last past. And the sayd shipps receyved their ladings of wynes
-. there and are since arrived safely in England. And so might the
+there and are since arrived safely in England. And so might the
-. sayd shipp Little Mary have done had she proceeded upon her sayd
+sayd shipp Little Mary have done had she proceeded upon her sayd
-. designated voyage, as this deponent for the reasons aforesayd is well
+designated voyage, as this deponent for the reasons aforesayd is well
-. assured. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
+assured. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. To the 20th hee saith he cannot depose further than as aforesayd.
+To the 20th hee saith he cannot depose further than as aforesayd.
-. To the 21th article he saith, that the sayd fferdinando Boddy by the
+To the 21th article he saith, that the sayd fferdinando Boddy by the
-. meanes aforesayd in that the dayd shipp did not proceed upon her sayd
+meanes aforesayd in that the dayd shipp did not proceed upon her sayd
-. designated voyage, and in losse of his outward market, and wynes they
+designated voyage, and in losse of his outward market, and wynes they
-. which his goods might have produced and losse of the sayd seventy
+which his goods might have produced and losse of the sayd seventy
-. pipes or thereabouts provided as aforesayd (in case they be lost as is most
+pipes or thereabouts provided as aforesayd (in case they be lost as is most
-. probable for the reasons aforesayd) hath suffered dammage in this
+probable for the reasons aforesayd) hath suffered dammage in this
-. deponents Judgment and estimat to the value of two thousand
+deponents Judgment and estimat to the value of two thousand
-. pounds sterleing or more thereabouts. And otherwise hee saith
+pounds sterleing or more thereabouts. And otherwise hee saith
-. he cannot depose.
+he cannot depose.
-. To the 22th. 23th. and 24th. articles of the sayd Libell. he referreth
+To the 22th. 23th. and 24th. articles of the sayd Libell. he referreth
-. himselfe to the Law, the Acts of this Court and his preceeding deposition
+himselfe to the Law, the Acts of this Court and his preceeding deposition
-. which he saith is true) And otherwise cannot depose.
+which he saith is true) And otherwise cannot depose.
 To the Crosse=Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the first Interrogatory he saith he comes to be a wittnesse att the request of
+To the first Interrogatory he saith he comes to be a wittnesse att the request of
-. the sayd fferdinando Boddy, whom he acquainted what he could depose
+the sayd fferdinando Boddy, whom he acquainted what he could depose
-. XXXX to the effect predeposed. and expecteth nothing for XXX his
+XXXX to the effect predeposed. and expecteth nothing for XXX his
-. deposition. And further otherwise than negatively cannot answere
+deposition. And further otherwise than negatively cannot answere
-. To the second he saith he was not present when the sayd fferdinando
+To the second he saith he was not present when the sayd fferdinando
-. Body gave his dispatches here, nor when the sayd shipp was disptached
+Body gave his dispatches here, nor when the sayd shipp was disptached
-. att waxford. And further otherwise than negatively cannot depose
+att waxford. And further otherwise than negatively cannot depose
-. To the third hee saith he was not att Kinsale, or any port in Ireland
+To the third hee saith he was not att Kinsale, or any port in Ireland
-. the tyme interrate.
+the tyme interrate.
-. To the 4th. hee saith he was not att ffalmouth nor knoweth any thing
+To the 4th. hee saith he was not att ffalmouth nor knoweth any thing
-. thereof.
+thereof.
 To