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+|First transcribed=2013/03/27
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 |Transcription=áway upon that occasion; and saith that all this charge was to make
 her navigable, and fit to goe sea, and that shee was not thereby made soe
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 Junior
-<nowiki>*********************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The 10th of March 1656 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 the said goods, and acquainted with the buying and paying for them all, and this
 deponent
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 To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith and deposeth that hee well
-knew the shipp the ffortune interrogated at her last being at the port of
+knew the shipp the ''ffortune'' interrogated at her last being at the port of
 Leith in Scotland, where hee saith mr henry Clarke interrogated (whom hee
 well knoweth) was in or about the moneth of August last of this deponents

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 |Side=Recto
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 27/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 27/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 and edited on 05/08/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=áway upon that occasion; and saith that all this charge was to make
 her navigable, and fit to goe sea, and that shee was not thereby made soe
-sond as shee was before immediately before such her bilging.
+good as shee was before immediately before such her bilging.
-To the sighth hee saith that ˹upon the said disaster XXXX most˺ of the said shipps company quitted
+To the sighth hee saith that upon the said disaster most of the said shipps company quitted
 the said shipp, and said they would bot proceede further with her, whereupon
 this deponent was constrained to come to a new composition with them
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 To the last hee saith that the premisses soe happening, this deponent
-went to a Notary in Moirmonstier to cause an attestation to be made
+went to a Notary in &#91;?Moirmonstier&#93; to cause an attestation to be made
 thereof, and, the said Notary drew up the said attestation, purporting
-the story story or relation of the said premisses, and read it over
+the storey or relation of the said premisses, and read it over
 to this deponent and severall of his men, and promised to deliver
 it in an authenticall forme to this deponent, but having bin in the
-intereim threatened ˹and terrified˺ by the said monsieur du daisné and his confederates,
+interim threatened and terrified by the said monsieur du daisné and his confederates,
 the said Notary at length refused to deliver it to this deponent, and
 said hee durst not doe it for his life through feare of them, who
-hee said weare had the command of the Iland under the duke, and
+hee said had the command of the Iland under the duke, and
-did there what they liXXed, and that hee had his imployment from them
+did there what they li&#91;?XX&#93;ed, and that hee had his imployment from them
 and that mr daisné had commanded him not to deliver it, for
 that it would be a discouragement to the place and discourage
 other shipps from coming thither.
 Eleaz Le Marchant &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
 Junior
 <nowiki>*********************************</nowiki>
-The 10th of March 1656
+The 10th of March 1656 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 On the behalfe of henry Clarke&#125;
-Merchant against SoXXden and others in a&#125;
+Merchant against So&#91;?u&#93;den and others in a&#125;
 busines of Assurance touching a losse&#125;
-to the ''ffortune'' of Leith.&#125;</margin>
+to the ''ffortune'' of Leith.&#125;
-'''Rp. X X cop. 1'''
+'''Rp. &#91;?X X&#93; cop. 1'''
 '''Thomas Hicks''' of London ffishmonger aged 39
-yeeres or thereabouts sworne before the right
+yeares or thereabouts sworne before the right
 Worshipfull John Godolphin doctor of lawes one of
 the Judges of the high Court of the Admiraltie
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 well knoweth) was in or about the moneth of August last of this deponents
 sight and knowledge, and there laded and, caused to be laden aboard her five
-hundred deale boards upwards ˹and above fourtie˺ and thirtie tonnes of caske, and alsoe severall brasse
+hundred deale boards upwards and above fourtie tonnes of casks, and alsoe severall brasse
-kettles and other goods and merchandizes, namely Carpenters Coopers tooles, XXXXs,
+kettles and other goods and merchandizes, namely Coopers tooles, &#91;?cann&#93;s,
 platters, and other commodities, all which hee knoweth because hee sawe the
 same soe laden.
 To the third Interrogatorie hee saith the said deale boards, caskes, kettles and other
-goods were and were are laen for the account of the said henry Clarke, who
+goods were and are laden for the account of the said henry Clarke, who
 was the true and sole owner and proprietor thereof, and to him alone they
 belonged, and were to be transported in the said shipp to the Barbada's, and there
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 and in case of his death before the shipps arivall, to be delivered to mr William
 Bates, for account of the said George Henry Clarke, and there they were to be
-disposed of for the use and proffit of the said Henry X Clarke, all which hee
+disposed of for the use and proffit of the said Henry Clarke, all which hee
 knoweth being present with him in Scotland and helping him to buy some of
 the said goods, and acquainted with the buying and paying for them all, and this

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 |Transcription image=P1140439
-|Transcription=1. áway upon that occasion; and saith that all this charge was to make
+|Transcription=áway upon that occasion; and saith that all this charge was to make
-. her navigable, and fit to goe sea, and that shee was not thereby made soe
+her navigable, and fit to goe sea, and that shee was not thereby made soe
-. sond as shee was before immediately before such her bilging.
+sond as shee was before immediately before such her bilging.
-. To the sighth hee saith that ˹upon the said disaster XXXX most˺ of the said shipps company quitted
-. the said shipp, and said they would bot proceede further with her, whereupon
+To the sighth hee saith that ˹upon the said disaster XXXX most˺ of the said shipps company quitted
-. this deponent was constrained to come to a new composition with them
+the said shipp, and said they would bot proceede further with her, whereupon
-. ˹and the rest˺ and to give them a monethes wages extraordinary and more than first
+this deponent was constrained to come to a new composition with them
-. they were agreed with for.
+and the rest and to give them a monethes wages extraordinary and more than first
-. To the last hee saith that the premisses soe happening, this deponent
+they were agreed with for.
-. went to a Notary in Moirmonstier to cause an attestation to be made
-. thereof, and, the said Notary drew up the said attestation, purporting
+To the last hee saith that the premisses soe happening, this deponent
-. the story story or relation of the said premisses, and read it over
+went to a Notary in Moirmonstier to cause an attestation to be made
-. to this deponent and severall of his men, and promised to deliver
+thereof, and, the said Notary drew up the said attestation, purporting
-. it in an authenticall forme to this deponent, but having bin in the
+the story story or relation of the said premisses, and read it over
-. intereim threatened ˹and terrified˺ by the said monsieur du daisné and his confederates,
+to this deponent and severall of his men, and promised to deliver
-. the said Notary at length refused to deliver it to this deponent, and
+it in an authenticall forme to this deponent, but having bin in the
-. said hee durst not doe it for his life through feare of them, who
+intereim threatened ˹and terrified˺ by the said monsieur du daisné and his confederates,
-. hee said weare had the command of the Iland under the duke, and
+the said Notary at length refused to deliver it to this deponent, and
-. did there what they liXXed, and that hee had his imployment from them
+said hee durst not doe it for his life through feare of them, who
-. and that mr daisné had commanded him not to deliver it, for
+hee said weare had the command of the Iland under the duke, and
-. that it would be a discouragement to the place and discourage
+did there what they liXXed, and that hee had his imployment from them
-. other shipps from coming thither.
+and that mr daisné had commanded him not to deliver it, for
-. Eleaz Le Marchant SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+that it would be a discouragement to the place and discourage
-. Junior
+other shipps from coming thither.
-. Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
-.
+Eleaz Le Marchant &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. The 10th of March 1656
+Junior
-. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of henry Clarke&#125;
-. Merchant against SoXXden and others in a&#125;
+Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
-. busines of Assurance touching a losse&#125;
-. to the ffortune of Leith.&#125;</margin>
+<nowiki>*********************************</nowiki>
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. X X cop. 1</margin>
-. Thomas Hicks of London ffishmonger aged 39
+The 10th of March 1656
-. yeeres or thereabouts sworne before the right
-. Worshipfull John Godolphin doctor of lawes one of
+On the behalfe of henry Clarke&#125;
-. the Judges of the high Court of the Admiraltie
+Merchant against SoXXden and others in a&#125;
-. and examined upon certaine Interrogatories ministred
+busines of Assurance touching a losse&#125;
-. on the behalfe of the said henry Clarke saith and
+to the ''ffortune'' of Leith.&#125;</margin>
-. deposeth as followeth, videlicet.
-. To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith and deposeth that hee well
+'''Rp. X X cop. 1'''
-. knew the shipp the ffortune interrogated at her last being at the port of
-. Leith in Scotland, where hee saith mr henry Clarke interrogated (whom hee
+'''Thomas Hicks''' of London ffishmonger aged 39
-. well knoweth) was in or about the moneth of August last of this deponents
+yeeres or thereabouts sworne before the right
-. sight and knowledge, and there laded and, caused to be laden aboard her five
+Worshipfull John Godolphin doctor of lawes one of
-. hundred deale boards upwards ˹and above fourtie˺ and thirtie tonnes of caske, and alsoe severall brasse
+the Judges of the high Court of the Admiraltie
-. kettles and other goods and merchandizes, namely Carpenters Coopers tooles, XXXXs,
+and examined upon certaine Interrogatories ministred
-. platters, and other commodities, all which hee knoweth because hee sawe the
+on the behalfe of the said henry Clarke saith and
-. same soe laden.
+deposeth as followeth, videlicet.
-. To the third Interrogatorie hee saith the said deale boards, caskes, kettles and other
-. goods were and were ˹are˺ laen for the account of the said henry Clarke, who
+To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith and deposeth that hee well
-. was the true and sole owner and proprietor thereof, and to him alone they
+knew the shipp the ffortune interrogated at her last being at the port of
-. belonged, and were to be transported in the said shipp to the Barbada's, and there
+Leith in Scotland, where hee saith mr henry Clarke interrogated (whom hee
-. to be delivered to his brother Robert Clarke to whom they were consigned,
+well knoweth) was in or about the moneth of August last of this deponents
-. and in case of his death before the shipps arivall, to be delivered to mr William
+sight and knowledge, and there laded and, caused to be laden aboard her five
-. Bates, for account of the said George ˹Henry˺ Clarke, and there they were to be
+hundred deale boards upwards ˹and above fourtie˺ and thirtie tonnes of caske, and alsoe severall brasse
-. disposed of for the use and proffit of the said Henry X Clarke, all which hee
+kettles and other goods and merchandizes, namely Carpenters Coopers tooles, XXXXs,
-. knoweth being present with him in Scotland and helping him to buy some of
+platters, and other commodities, all which hee knoweth because hee sawe the
-. the said goods, and acquainted with the buying and paying for them all, and this
+same soe laden.
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">deponent</margin>
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