HCA 13/72 f.105r Annotate - Revision history

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 his owne anchor, which was newly cast out) by which meanes hee
 beleeveth the said dammage came, there being holes found in her
-keele after her mooring, which came by &#123;XXXX&#125; having run or hit
+keele after her mooring, which came by having run or hit
 upon one or more anchors. All which hee deposeth because hee
 came from Gravesend in her, to the said mooring, And otherwise

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-&#91;X GUTTER&#93; . 3 . 4 . 5 . 7 .</margin>
+&#91;X GUTTER&#93; . 3 . 4 . 5 . 7 .
 numbred ás in the margent, and for such commonly accounted, which hee

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-. &#91;X GUTTER&#93; . 3 . 4 . 5 . 7 .</margin>
+&#91;X GUTTER&#93; . 3 . 4 . 5 . 7 .</margin>
-. numbred ás in the margent, and for such commonly accounted, which hee
+numbred ás in the margent, and for such commonly accounted, which hee
-. knoweth for that hee this exáminate being a tidesman for the Customs,
+knoweth for that hee this exáminate being a tidesman for the Customs,
-. and waiting aboard the vessell libellate called the ''Pleasure boate'', herein
+and waiting aboard the vessell libellate called the ''Pleasure boate'', herein
-. the said bookes came to this port, sawe the said producent looke after and
+the said bookes came to this port, sawe the said producent looke after and
-. owne them, and enter and take them up at the Custome house for his owne
+owne them, and enter and take them up at the Custome house for his owne
-. account.
+account.
-. To the second hee saith the arlate Joost Johnson was master and Governour
+To the second hee saith the arlate Joost Johnson was master and Governour
-. of the said vessell the time aforesaid, and had the command of her of
+of the said vessell the time aforesaid, and had the command of her of
-. this deponents sight at the time of her arivall in this port the
+this deponents sight at the time of her arivall in this port the
-. voyage in question.
+voyage in question.
-. To the third and fourth hee cannot depose saving as aforesaid and what
+To the third and fourth hee cannot depose saving as aforesaid and what
-. followeth.
+followeth.
-. To the fifth árticle hee saith and deposeth that three of the foure
+To the fifth árticle hee saith and deposeth that three of the foure
-. bales of bookes arlate (namely the three marked 3. 4. and 7). in their
+bales of bookes arlate (namely the three marked 3. 4. and 7). in their
-. transportation from Rotterdam to this port, were before their delivery
+transportation from Rotterdam to this port, were before their delivery
-. in this port, much wet and damnified with water which the said shipp
+in this port, much wet and damnified with water which the said shipp
-. had received, which hee knoweth because hee sawe them upon their
+had received, which hee knoweth because hee sawe them upon their
-. arivall and mooring of the said vessell neere Saint Catherines in such wett
+arivall and mooring of the said vessell neere Saint Catherines in such wett
-. and much damnified condition; and saith that such dammage as hee
+and much damnified condition; and saith that such dammage as hee
-. verily conceiveth came and happened by the neglect or unskilfulnes of
+verily conceiveth came and happened by the neglect or unskilfulnes of
-. the said master, for that after safe arivall at Gravesend, hee would
+the said master, for that after safe arivall at Gravesend, hee would
-. needs and did set saile thense (having the winde faire) upon
+needs and did set saile thense (having the winde faire) upon
-. tide of ebb, and whereas in such case shipps use to stopp about
+tide of ebb, and whereas in such case shipps use to stopp about
-. Blackwell or Woolwidge (sic) to expect the flood and to have water
+Blackwell or Woolwidge (sic) to expect the flood and to have water
-. enough,
+enough,
-. or ebs comming with shallowe water, (as it was when
+or ebs comming with shallowe water, (as it was when
-. the said vessell came up into the River) use to keepe in the channell
+the said vessell came up into the River) use to keepe in the channell
-. to avoide anchors, the said Johnson through wilfulnes or unskilfulnes
+to avoide anchors, the said Johnson through wilfulnes or unskilfulnes
-. came quite up to his place of mooring neere Saint Catherines, with
+came quite up to his place of mooring neere Saint Catherines, with
-. a very shallow water, and without any stopp, and in soe comming up
+a very shallow water, and without any stopp, and in soe comming up
-. went one while soe nigh the shore that hee had a knock with
+went one while soe nigh the shore that hee had a knock with
-. his vessell against an anchor, and afterwards comming to moore hee
+his vessell against an anchor, and afterwards comming to moore hee
-. struke againe against an anchor (being as this deponent beleeveth
+struke againe against an anchor (being as this deponent beleeveth
-. his owne anchor, which was newly cast out) by which meanes hee
+his owne anchor, which was newly cast out) by which meanes hee
-. beleeveth the said dammage came, there being holes found in her
+beleeveth the said dammage came, there being holes found in her
-. keele after her mooring, which came by &#123;XXXX&#125; having run or hit
+keele after her mooring, which came by &#123;XXXX&#125; having run or hit
-. upon one or more anchors. All which hee deposeth because hee
+upon one or more anchors. All which hee deposeth because hee
-. came from Gravesend in her, to the said mooring, And otherwise
+came from Gravesend in her, to the said mooring, And otherwise
-. hee cannot depose.
+hee cannot depose.
-. To the 6th hee cannot depose.
+To the 6th hee cannot depose.
-. To the 7th and 8th hee cannot depose.
+To the 7th and 8th hee cannot depose.
-. To the 9th hee referreth himselfe to the Registrie of this Court, and
+To the 9th hee referreth himselfe to the Registrie of this Court, and
-. otherwise hee cannot depose.
+otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. To the 10th hee conceiveth the said Johnson in the case in question is
+To the 10th hee conceiveth the said Johnson in the case in question is
-. subiect to the Jurisdiction of this Court,
+subiect to the Jurisdiction of this Court,
 To
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-. <margin value="Left">T D
 . &#91;X GUTTER&#93; . 3 . 4 . 5 . 7 .</margin>
 . numbred ás in the margent, and for such commonly accounted, which hee
 . knoweth for that hee this exáminate being a tidesman for the Customs,
-. and waiting aboard the vessell libellate called the Pleasure boate, herein
+. and waiting aboard the vessell libellate called the ''Pleasure boate'', herein
 . the said bookes came to this port, sawe the said producent looke after and
 . owne them, and enter and take them up at the Custome house for his owne
 . account.
 . To the second hee saith the arlate Joost Johnson was master and Governour
 . of the said vessell the time aforesaid, and had the command of her of
 . this deponents sight at the time of her arivall in this port the
 . voyage in question.
 . To the third and fourth hee cannot depose saving as aforesaid and what
 . followeth.
 . To the fifth árticle hee saith and deposeth that three of the foure
 . bales of bookes arlate (namely the three marked 3. 4. and 7). in their
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 . came from Gravesend in her, to the said mooring, And otherwise
 . hee cannot depose.
 . To the 6th hee cannot depose.
 . To the 7th and 8th hee cannot depose.
 . To the 9th hee referreth himselfe to the Registrie of this Court, and
 . otherwise hee cannot depose.
 . To the 10th hee conceiveth the said Johnson in the case in question is
 . subiect to the Jurisdiction of this Court,
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">To</margin>
-</document-end>
+To
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