HCA 13/72 f.106r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=deponents knowledge who was and came one of the tidesmen aboard her
 from Gravesend, and saw the deliverie of the said goods here. And
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 doctor Godolphin.
-Thomas LXXXX &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 depose.
-. To the 6. 7. and 8 hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.
+To the 6. 7. and 8 hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.
-. To the Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+To the Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the first hee cometh required by the producent to testifie
+To the first hee cometh required by the producent to testifie
-. the truth in this cause, and saith the said bookes were bales of
+the truth in this cause, and saith the said bookes were bales of
-. bookes were soe very wet when they were hoysted up by the tackle
+bookes were soe very wet when they were hoysted up by the tackle
-. out of the hold, that they were faine to have things put to them
+out of the hold, that they were faine to have things put to them
-. to strengthen them and keepe them from falling in peeces with
+to strengthen them and keepe them from falling in peeces with
-. theX hoisting, soe that the if they should have bin opened hee verily
+theX hoisting, soe that the if they should have bin opened hee verily
-. beleeveth they would have torn in peeces, and that hee did not see
+beleeveth they would have torn in peeces, and that hee did not see
-. them opened, saving one of the bales, wherein was some paper
+them opened, saving one of the bales, wherein was some paper
-. ˹which˺ that was exceedingly damnified with wet, but saith hee did not
+which that was exceedingly damnified with wet, but saith hee did not
-. see the said bookes in or before the time of lading, And otherwise
+see the said bookes in or before the time of lading, And otherwise
-. hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
+hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
-. To the second hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid
+To the second hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid
-. Repeated with his precontest before
+Repeated with his precontest before
-. doctor Godolphin.
+doctor Godolphin.
-. Thomas LXXXX &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+Thomas LXXXX &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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-|Transcription=1. deponents knowledge who was and came one of the tidesmen aboard her
+|Transcription=deponents knowledge who was and came one of the tidesmen aboard her
-. from Gravesend, and saw the deliverie of the said goods here. And
+from Gravesend, and saw the deliverie of the said goods here. And
-. this deponent conceiveth and saith that such dammage came and
+this deponent conceiveth and saith that such dammage came and
-. happened through the wilfulnes of or want of skill in the said master,
+happened through the wilfulnes of or want of skill in the said master,
-. who (having a good winde) stemmed the tide and coming from
+who (having a good winde) stemmed the tide and coming from
-. Gravesend upon the flood of tide of ebb, and soe that it was but
+Gravesend upon the flood of tide of ebb, and soe that it was but
-. yonge flood when shee came to Blackwall, what the shipps that
+yonge flood when shee came to Blackwall, what the shipps that
-. rode in the river when shee came against Limehouse, were not
+rode in the river when shee came against Limehouse, were not
-. quite wunnd, but lay thwart the River, soe that the by which meanes
+quite wunnd, but lay thwart the River, soe that the by which meanes
-. the said master (who would needs come up with his vesselle quite
+the said master (who would needs come up with his vesselle quite
-. through without stopping contrary to what other shipps use to doe
+through without stopping contrary to what other shipps use to doe
-. at that such time of the tide, and contrary to the admonition of this
+at that such time of the tide, and contrary to the admonition of this
-. deponent and his precontest) comming neere the shore, hit or stroke his vessell
+deponent and his precontest) comming neere the shore, hit or stroke his vessell
-. upon an anchor, in a dangerous manner, and getting cleere, came
+upon an anchor, in a dangerous manner, and getting cleere, came
-. on without stopp to Saint Catherines where hee anchored, and upon
+on without stopp to Saint Catherines where hee anchored, and upon
-. anchoring ran againe upon an anchor, and by such runninge and
+anchoring ran againe upon an anchor, and by such runninge and
-. striking upon anchors, and comming up in such an undue manner,
+striking upon anchors, and comming up in such an undue manner,
-. hee saith the said shipp having holes broke in her, received
+hee saith the said shipp having holes broke in her, received
-. much dam water, whereby the said goods were damnified; And in
+much dam water, whereby the said goods were damnified; And in
-. this the masters obstinate and disorderly proceeding, this deponent
+this the masters obstinate and disorderly proceeding, this deponent
-. and his said partener said to one another and concluded that hee was
+and his said partener said to one another and concluded that hee was
-. a mostunskilfull young man, and wondered that hee had not a
+a most unskilfull young man, and wondered that hee had not a
-. pilote aboard to bring up his vessell. And otherwise hee cannot
+pilote aboard to bring up his vessell. And otherwise hee cannot
-. depose.
+depose.
 . To the 6. 7. and 8 hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.

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