HCA 13/71 f.672r Annotate - Revision history

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|Transcription=1. To the third hee saith that the fitting and setting forth of the said shipp on the
2. sauid voyage with victualls and other necessaries and provisions cost the said
3. owners at Lisbone the summe of two thousand ˹six˺ XXX hundred fiftie three ˹seaven˺ mil
4. ˹five hundred eightie˺ and fiftie eight Rès, which hee knoweth because hee this deponent on
5. behalfe of the said owners disbursed the most part of the said money, and
6. was acquainted with the laying out of the rest, and the marking up of the
7. accompt thereupon being the accompt nowe showed unto him, which was
8. made up betwixt this deponent and Abraham Lanford Purser of the
9. said shipp, who delivered the same (being of his owne handwriting) to
10. this deponent to bring hense to the owners.
11. To the fourth XX Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that in and for
12. all the monethes ˹aforesaid˺ of the yeare 1650 Prince Rupert was in the port of
13. öisbone, and was there protected by the king of Portugall: and that the
14. said shipp the Successe in the moneth of May aforesaid departing out of
15. the said port on the foresaid voyage, was by Generall Blake (who lay
16. with out with the Parliaments fleete of this Commonwealth) staid and
17. ordered to serve in the said fleete upon the coast of Portugall against the said
18. Prince and mariners of this Commonwealth, in which service shee was detained
19. the space of three monethes or neere thereabouts All which hee knoweth being
20. there and seeing the premisses soe donne, and taking the more notice of
21. the proceedings and imployment of the said shipp because hee came commander
22. of her in a voyage from Brazila to Lisbone, where hee put the said
23. PXXXX man in anchor of her, and afterwards came home for England in
24. her company. And saith the king of Portugall ioyend his fleete to the
25. fleete of the said PXXXX to fight against the fleete of this commonwealth,
26. and was thereby the cause of the overthrowe of the said voyage.
27. To the fifth hee saith the said fleete of this commonwealth departing
28. hommewards from the coasts of Portugall, brought the said shipp the
29. Successe and her said lading to this prot, and here her said cargo soe
30. laden for the accompt of the Bulsa was confiscated, which hee knoweth
31. because hee came home in her companie, and otherwise hee cannot depose.
32. To the sixth hee saith that the said shipp after her said hiring by the
33. said Bulsa for the said voyage to Brazeela lay three monethes or thereabouts
34. in the said port of Lisbone to receave and take in her said ladeing of this
35. deponents sight and knowledge. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
36. To the 7th hee saith the said shipp was of the burthen of three hundred
37. tunnes and had 24 gunnes in her, and deserved well an hundred
38. pounds oer moneth for the weare and teare of her hull alone, without
39. victualls or wages, and after that rate this deponent hath let her
40. hull alone, and with victualls and wages hee hath let her for 150li per
41. moneth in marchants imployment but wherein shee hath ahd but few men,
42. but in the PXXXX service in warlike imployment shee hath bin letten for
43. victuales weare and XXX teare and wages at 300li per moneth. And
44. saith shee was the time aforesaid of her being at Lisbone a stronge and
45. tight shipp.
46. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">To</margin>

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 said voyage with victualls and other necessaries and provisions cost the said
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 Mr John Bushell&#125;
 to carry in to the Commissioners&#125;
-&#91;GUTTER ?39th Aug: 1654&#125;
+&#91;GUTTER ?39th Aug&#58; 1654&#125;
 To the fourth Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that in and for
 all the monethes aforesaid of the yeare 1650 Prince Rupert was in the port of
-Lisbone, and was there protected by the king of Portugall: and that the
+Lisbone, and was there protected by the king of Portugall&#58; and that the
 said shipp the ''Successe'' in the moneth of May aforesaid departing out of
 the said port on the foresaid voyage, was by Generall Blake (who lay
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=To the third hee saith that the fitting and setting forth of the said shipp on the
 said voyage with victualls and other necessaries and provisions cost the said
-owners at Lisbone the summe of two thousand ˹six˺ XXX hundred fiftie three ˹seaven˺ mil
+owners at Lisbone the summe of two thousand six hundred fiftie seaven mil
-five hundred eightie and fiftie eight Rès, which hee knoweth because hee this deponent on
+five hundred eightie eight Rès, which hee knoweth because hee this deponent on
 behalfe of the said owners disbursed the most part of the said money, and
 was acquainted with the laying out of the rest, and the marking up of the
@@ Line 26: / Line 26: @@
 this deponent to bring hense to the owners.
-To the fourth XX Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that in and for
+&#91;LH MARGIN&#93;
-all the monethes ˹aforesaid˺ of the yeare 1650 Prince Rupert was in the port of
+&#91;GUTEER ?XXX&#93; account delivered to&#125;
 Lisbone, and was there protected by the king of Portugall: and that the
-said shipp the Successe in the moneth of May aforesaid departing out of
+said shipp the ''Successe'' in the moneth of May aforesaid departing out of
 the said port on the foresaid voyage, was by Generall Blake (who lay
 with out with the Parliaments fleete of this Commonwealth) staid and
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 the proceedings and imployment of the said shipp because hee came commander
 of her in a voyage from Brazila to Lisbone, where hee put the said
-PXXXX man in anchor of her, and afterwards came home for England in
+Peachie commander of her, and afterwards came home for England in
 her company. And saith the king of Portugall ioyend his fleete to the
-fleete of the said PXXXX to fight against the fleete of this commonwealth,
+fleete of the said Prince to fight against the fleete of this commonwealth,
 and was thereby the cause of the overthrowe of the said voyage.
 To the fifth hee saith the said fleete of this commonwealth departing
 homewards from the coasts of Portugall, brought the said shipp the
-Successe and her said lading to this prot, and here her said cargo soe
+''Successe'' and her said lading to this port, and here her said cargo soe
 laden for the accompt of the Bulsa was confiscated, which hee knoweth
 because hee came home in her companie, and otherwise hee cannot depose.
 To the sixth hee saith that the said shipp after her said hiring by the
-said Bulsa for the said voyage to Brazeela lay three monethes or thereabouts
+said Bulso for the said voyage to Brazeela lay three monethes or thereabouts
 in the said port of Lisbone to receave and take in her said ladeing of this
 deponents sight and knowledge. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
 To the 7th hee saith the said shipp was of the burthen of three hundred
-tunnes and had 24 gunnes in her, and deserved well an hundred
+tunns and had 24 gunnes in her, and deserved well an hundred
-pounds oer moneth for the weare and teare of her hull alone, without
+pounds per moneth for the weare and teare of her hull alone, without
 victualls or wages, and after that rate this deponent hath let her
-hull alone, and with victualls and wages hee hath let her for 150li per
+hull alone, and with victualls and wages hee hath let her for 150 ''li'' per
-moneth in marchants imployment but wherein shee hath ahd but few men,
+moneth in marchants imployment, wherein shee hath had but few men,
-but in the PXXXX service in warlike imployment shee hath bin letten for
+but in the &#91;?Portugalls&#93; service in warlike imployment shee hath bin letten for
-victuales weare and XXX teare and wages at 300li per moneth. And
+victualls weare and teare and wages at 300 ''li'' per moneth. And
 saith shee was the time aforesaid of her being at Lisbone a stronge and
 tight shipp.

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-|Transcription=1. To the third hee saith that the fitting and setting forth of the said shipp on the
+|Transcription=To the third hee saith that the fitting and setting forth of the said shipp on the
-. sauid voyage with victualls and other necessaries and provisions cost the said
+said voyage with victualls and other necessaries and provisions cost the said
-. owners at Lisbone the summe of two thousand ˹six˺ XXX hundred fiftie three ˹seaven˺ mil
+owners at Lisbone the summe of two thousand ˹six˺ XXX hundred fiftie three ˹seaven˺ mil
-. ˹five hundred eightie˺ and fiftie eight Rès, which hee knoweth because hee this deponent on
+five hundred eightie and fiftie eight Rès, which hee knoweth because hee this deponent on
-. behalfe of the said owners disbursed the most part of the said money, and
+behalfe of the said owners disbursed the most part of the said money, and
-. was acquainted with the laying out of the rest, and the marking up of the
+was acquainted with the laying out of the rest, and the marking up of the
-. accompt thereupon being the accompt nowe showed unto him, which was
+accompt thereupon being the accompt nowe showed unto him, which was
-. made up betwixt this deponent and Abraham Lanford Purser of the
+made up betwixt this deponent and Abraham Lanford Purser of the
-. said shipp, who delivered the same (being of his owne handwriting) to
+said shipp, who delivered the same (being of his owne handwriting) to
-. this deponent to bring hense to the owners.
+this deponent to bring hense to the owners.
-. To the fourth XX Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that in and for
-. all the monethes ˹aforesaid˺ of the yeare 1650 Prince Rupert was in the port of
+To the fourth XX Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that in and for
-. öisbone, and was there protected by the king of Portugall: and that the
+all the monethes ˹aforesaid˺ of the yeare 1650 Prince Rupert was in the port of
-. said shipp the Successe in the moneth of May aforesaid departing out of
+Lisbone, and was there protected by the king of Portugall: and that the
-. the said port on the foresaid voyage, was by Generall Blake (who lay
+said shipp the Successe in the moneth of May aforesaid departing out of
-. with out with the Parliaments fleete of this Commonwealth) staid and
+the said port on the foresaid voyage, was by Generall Blake (who lay
-. ordered to serve in the said fleete upon the coast of Portugall against the said
+with out with the Parliaments fleete of this Commonwealth) staid and
-. Prince and mariners of this Commonwealth, in which service shee was detained
+ordered to serve in the said fleete upon the coast of Portugall against the said
-. the space of three monethes or neere thereabouts All which hee knoweth being
+Prince and mariners of this Commonwealth, in which service shee was detained
-. there and seeing the premisses soe donne, and taking the more notice of
+the space of three monethes or neere thereabouts All which hee knoweth being
-. the proceedings and imployment of the said shipp because hee came commander
+there and seeing the premisses soe donne, and taking the more notice of
-. of her in a voyage from Brazila to Lisbone, where hee put the said
+the proceedings and imployment of the said shipp because hee came commander
-. PXXXX man in anchor of her, and afterwards came home for England in
+of her in a voyage from Brazila to Lisbone, where hee put the said
-. her company. And saith the king of Portugall ioyend his fleete to the
+PXXXX man in anchor of her, and afterwards came home for England in
-. fleete of the said PXXXX to fight against the fleete of this commonwealth,
+her company. And saith the king of Portugall ioyend his fleete to the
-. and was thereby the cause of the overthrowe of the said voyage.
+fleete of the said PXXXX to fight against the fleete of this commonwealth,
-. To the fifth hee saith the said fleete of this commonwealth departing
+and was thereby the cause of the overthrowe of the said voyage.
-. hommewards from the coasts of Portugall, brought the said shipp the
-. Successe and her said lading to this prot, and here her said cargo soe
+To the fifth hee saith the said fleete of this commonwealth departing
-. laden for the accompt of the Bulsa was confiscated, which hee knoweth
+homewards from the coasts of Portugall, brought the said shipp the
-. because hee came home in her companie, and otherwise hee cannot depose.
+Successe and her said lading to this prot, and here her said cargo soe
-. To the sixth hee saith that the said shipp after her said hiring by the
+laden for the accompt of the Bulsa was confiscated, which hee knoweth
-. said Bulsa for the said voyage to Brazeela lay three monethes or thereabouts
+because hee came home in her companie, and otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. in the said port of Lisbone to receave and take in her said ladeing of this
-. deponents sight and knowledge. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
+To the sixth hee saith that the said shipp after her said hiring by the
-. To the 7th hee saith the said shipp was of the burthen of three hundred
+said Bulsa for the said voyage to Brazeela lay three monethes or thereabouts
-. tunnes and had 24 gunnes in her, and deserved well an hundred
+in the said port of Lisbone to receave and take in her said ladeing of this
-. pounds oer moneth for the weare and teare of her hull alone, without
+deponents sight and knowledge. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. victualls or wages, and after that rate this deponent hath let her
-. hull alone, and with victualls and wages hee hath let her for 150li per
+To the 7th hee saith the said shipp was of the burthen of three hundred
-. moneth in marchants imployment but wherein shee hath ahd but few men,
+tunnes and had 24 gunnes in her, and deserved well an hundred
-. but in the PXXXX service in warlike imployment shee hath bin letten for
+pounds oer moneth for the weare and teare of her hull alone, without
-. victuales weare and XXX teare and wages at 300li per moneth. And
+victualls or wages, and after that rate this deponent hath let her
-. saith shee was the time aforesaid of her being at Lisbone a stronge and
+hull alone, and with victualls and wages hee hath let her for 150li per
-. tight shipp.
+moneth in marchants imployment but wherein shee hath ahd but few men,
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">To</margin>
+but in the PXXXX service in warlike imployment shee hath bin letten for
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