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 |Transcription=The 9th of August 1654
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 Thomas Miller &#91;SIGNATURE. RH SIDE&#93;
-<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;
 The same day. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 On the behalfe of Captaine John Lynes late&#125;
-Commander of the shipp the Sampson of London&#125;
+Commander of the shipp the ''Sampson'' of London&#125;
 '''Thomas Miller''' of Wapping in the County of Middlesex
-Mariner, late master of the said shipp the Sampson aged
+Mariner, late master of the said shipp the ''Sampson'' aged
 yeeres or thereabouts sworne before the right Worshipfull
 William Clarke and John Godolphin doctors of lawes
 Judges of the high Court of the Admiraltie saith
-and deposeth by vertue of his oath. SEVEN LINES ON RIGHT MARGIN
+and deposeth by vertue of his oath.
-That the said shipp Sampson being in the porte of Bahia in Brazile was there
+That the said shipp ''Sampson'' being in the porte of Bahia in Brazile was there
 seized by the authoritie of the king of Portugall in or about the moneth
 of May 1649 together with her lading of sugars. And that at the time of
 the said seizure there were aboard her for the proper accompt of the said
-John Lynes seaventie chests and tenn feaches of sugar, whereof six ˹chests˺ were
+John Lynes seaventie chests and tenn feaches of sugar, whereof six chests were
 muscovada's and all the rest whites, all which sugars hee saith were seized
-and disposed of by the officers of the said king, And the said Captaine
+by the officers of the said king,
-Lynes utterly deprived and f which hee knoweth to be true for that hee
+which hee knoweth to be true for that hee
-this deponent was then master of the said shipp under the said Captaine and
+this deponent was then master of the said shipp under the said Captaine
-present and sawe the said seizure, whereby the said Captaine and
+and present and sawe the said seizure, whereby the said Captaine and
-company were put out of possession of the said Captaine and company who ˹shipp and lading and˺
+company were put out of possession of the said shipp and lading and
 were most of them imprisoned upon the said seizure by the said kings authoritie,
 And saith that afterwards the said shipp under the said seizure which the
-lading of sugars aboard her were carried from Bahia de Todos os Santos
+lading of sugars aboard her were carried from Bahia da Todos os Santos
-to Rio de Janero in Brazile where shee arived in the moneth of November
+to Rio de Janero in Brazila where shee arived in the moneth of November
 in the yeere 1650 or thereabouts, and after such her arivall at Rio de Janero
 all her lading of sugars (amongst which were the said sugars of the said Captaine
 Lines) were unladen and taken out of the said shipp, and the said shipp
 haled upon the Careene by the Portugeses, and that after the said taking
-out of the said lading, diverse che of the said John Lines his sugars
+out of the said lading, diverse of the said John Lines his sugars
-(namely thirtie chests) of sugar˺ were taken sold and disposed of by the Portugeses and the said Lines
+(namely thirtie chests) were taken sold and disposed of by the Portugeses and the said Lines
 deprived thereof, which hee alsoe knoweth being there alsoe present
 and seeing the same soe donne. And saith that afterwards the said shipp
-was reladen at Rio de Janero, and the greatest ˹part˺ of her said former lading
+was reladen at Rio de Janero, and the greatest part of her said former lading
 of sugars put againe aboard, and then shee departed thence for Lisbone
-(still under the said Sequestracon or seizure) and arived at Lisbone 29th
+(still under the said Sequestration or seizure) and arived at Lisbone 29th
-of November 1651 x, and this deponent going in her; And after her said
+of November 1651, this deponent going in her; And after her said
 arivall at Lisbone all her said lading brought from Rio de Janero was
 taken out and put into the Alfandigo or Customshouse of the said kinge
 of this deponents sight and knowledge, And saith that afterwards namely
-about foure monethes after such her arivall at Lisbone the generall Sequestracon
+about foure monethes after such her arivall at Lisbone the generall Sequestration
 of the goods of the English, being released, there were 45 and noe more of
 the said Captaine Lines sugars restored unto him the said Captaine being
 fourtie chests white and five muscavados, And all the residue of his said sugars
 being 30 chests namely 29 whites and one chest muscovada, were disposed of or
-detained by the said kings officers and authoritie and hee ˹the said Lines˺ utterlie deprived thereof,
+detained by the said kings officers and authoritie and hee the said Lines utterlie deprived thereof,
-which this deponent knoweth being present and taking notice of the promisses
+which this deponent knoweth being present and taking notice of the premisses
 and taking an accompt of what was soe released and what was wanting and
 quite destroyed.
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-The same day.
+The same day. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 '''Roger Roberts''' of Shadwell in the County of Middlesex
-late Gunner of the said shipp the Sampson aged 40 yeeres
+late Gunner of the said shipp the ''Sampson'' aged 40 yeeres
 or thereabouts sworne and examined as aforesaid,
 saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet
 That

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 Commons London, saith and deposeth.
-That hee this deponent was masters mate of the shipp the Peter and Jane
+That hee this deponent was masters mate of the shipp the ''Peter and Jane''
 (George Chappele Commander) at the time of her being at Lisboune,
 namely in the summer time of the yeere 1649, at which time hee saith shee

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-|Transcription='''659''' &#91;PAGE NUMBER&#93;
+|Transcription='''Portugalls Quire:'''
-−
 '''Portugalls Quire:'''
 On the behalfe of Thomas Walker&#125;
-touching his losses in the Peter & Jane&#125;
+touching his losses in the ''Peter & Jane''&#125;
 The fourth of August 1654
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-On the behalfe of ˹master˺ Thomas and John Carter of London&#125;
+On the behalfe of master Thomas and John Carter of London&#125;
 touching certain ffustians seized at Lisbone&#125;
 by the king of Portugall.&#125;
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 said moneth of June 1647 did put and cause 200 peeces the same being
 two hundred peeces of fustians to be put up into foure drie fatts, which fatts
-were nombred 1.2.3.4 and in particular hee saith that there ˹were˺ 34 peeces put
+were nombred 1.2.3.4 and in particular hee saith that there were 34 peeces put
 into drie fatt of No.1. ˹whereof 13 woaded˺ and into the fatt No. 2. fiftie peeces whereof 15
 were woaded, into the fatt No.3. fiftie six peeces whereof tenn were

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 Commons London, saith and deposeth.
-. That hee this deponent was masters mate of the shipp the Peter and Jane
+That hee this deponent was masters mate of the shipp the Peter and Jane
-. (George Chappele Commander) at the time of her being at Lisboune,
+(George Chappele Commander) at the time of her being at Lisboune,
-. namely in the summer time of the yeere 1649, at which time hee saith shee
+namely in the summer time of the yeere 1649, at which time hee saith shee
-. was there seized by the authoritie of the king of Portugall, and her master and
+was there seized by the authoritie of the king of Portugall, and her master and
-. company forcibly put out of her and imprisoned by the said authoritie, and that
+company forcibly put out of her and imprisoned by the said authoritie, and that
-. hee this deponent one of the said companie was imprisoned from the beginning,
+hee this deponent one of the said companie was imprisoned from the beginning,
-. of June to the beginning of August of the said moneth namely for the space of
+of June to the beginning of August of the said moneth namely for the space of
-. two monethes and upwards, and was thereby deprived of two monethes wages
+two monethes and upwards, and was thereby deprived of two monethes wages
-. which at 4l. per mensem (according to contract made with him by the said master)
+which at 4l. per mensem (according to contract made with him by the said master)
-. cometh to eight pounds sterling, and that hee spent in that time in necessarie
+cometh to eight pounds sterling, and that hee spent in that time in necessarie
-. expences for meate drinke and otherwise twelve pounds sterling. Moreover
+expences for meate drinke and otherwise twelve pounds sterling. Moreover
-. that hee there were taken from him by the said kings officers a hundred pounds
+that hee there were taken from him by the said kings officers a hundred pounds
-. weight of beades worth (at 5 rialls per pound) twelve pounds ten shillings,
+weight of beades worth (at 5 rialls per pound) twelve pounds ten shillings,
-. sterling and pearles false false pearles to the valew of three pounds
+sterling and pearles false false pearles to the valew of three pounds
-. and in clothes bookes and Instruments to the valew of twelve pounds sterling,
+and in clothes bookes and Instruments to the valew of twelve pounds sterling,
-. for the whole 47li- 10s.
+for the whole 47li- 10s.
 Thomas Walles &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 by vertue of his oath.
-. To the fifth Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that in the monethes of
+To the fifth Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that in the monethes of
-. May and June in the yeere 1647 hee this deponent did dresse certaine
+May and June in the yeere 1647 hee this deponent did dresse certaine
-. fustians for William Carter of London merchant, and on the 26th of the
+fustians for William Carter of London merchant, and on the 26th of the
-. said moneth of June 1647 did put and cause 200 peeces the same being
+said moneth of June 1647 did put and cause 200 peeces the same being
-. two hundred peeces of fustians to be put up into foure drie fatts, which fatts
+two hundred peeces of fustians to be put up into foure drie fatts, which fatts
-. were nombred 1.2.3.4 and in particular hee saith that there ˹were˺ 34 peeces put
+were nombred 1.2.3.4 and in particular hee saith that there ˹were˺ 34 peeces put
-. into drie fatt of No.1. ˹whereof 13 woaded˺ and into the fatt No. 2. fiftie peeces whereof 15
+into drie fatt of No.1. ˹whereof 13 woaded˺ and into the fatt No. 2. fiftie peeces whereof 15
-. were woaded, into the fatt No.3. fiftie six peeces whereof tenn were
+were woaded, into the fatt No.3. fiftie six peeces whereof tenn were
-. woaded, and into the fatt No. 4. sixtie peeces whereof twelve were woaded
+woaded, and into the fatt No. 4. sixtie peeces whereof twelve were woaded
-. and saith the said severall fatts were marked as in the margin &#91;the mark consists of a vertical 4, C, U, and W, one on top of the other, with each letter getting bigger from the top down, and with a vertical line drawn through. The same mark is shown larger in the margin across from this statement.&#93; by him
+and saith the said severall fatts were marked as in the margin &#91;the mark consists of a vertical 4, C, U, and W, one on top of the other, with each letter getting bigger from the top down, and with a vertical line drawn through. The same mark is shown larger in the margin across from this statement.&#93; by him
-. the said William Carter and his order, and saith the same were sent
+the said William Carter and his order, and saith the same were sent
-. from his deponents house in Bashishaw Street by order of the said
+from his deponents house in Bashishaw Street by order of the said
-. master Carter to be carried aboard a shipp, and were to goe (as the said
+master Carter to be carried aboard a shipp, and were to goe (as the said
-. master Carter told this deponent to Lisbone, for his the said Williams account
+master Carter told this deponent to Lisbone, for his the said Williams account
-. and saith the said fustians unwoaded were worth 40s a peece,
+and saith the said fustians unwoaded were worth 40s a peece,
-. and those woaded worth 45s a peece, which hee knoweth, because hee dealeth
+and those woaded worth 45s a peece, which hee knoweth, because hee dealeth
-. and hath long dealt in that commoditie as a werkeman, and is thereby well
+and hath long dealt in that commoditie as a werkeman, and is thereby well
-. acquainted with the valew thereof.
+acquainted with the valew thereof.
 Richard Davies &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;