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 |Transcription=The 25th of September 1657.
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 Chyrugeon of the ''Jonathan'' say that hee had seen the said
 Amber
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 deponent having bin Minister or Passenger on board the ''Jonathan'' went
 out of the ''Endymion'' (wherein hee came passenger) on board the
- ''Jonathan'' to see and salute her Captaine and company; which
+''Jonathan'' to see and salute her Captaine and company; which
 having donne, and made some stay aboard, and being readie to
 retourne on board the ''Endymion'', the said John Russell, who was

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 aged 35 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined
-. To the first second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that hee
+To the first second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that hee
-. well knoweth the producent John Russell, who hee saith was the
+well knoweth the producent John Russell, who hee saith was the
-. tyme arlate and is the true and lawfull owner and proprietor of
+tyme arlate and is the true and lawfull owner and proprietor of
-. one small blew callico-bagg, and as hee beleeveth of three pounds (or thereabouts)
+one small blew callico-bagg, and as hee beleeveth of three pounds (or thereabouts)
-. of black Amber-grijse, which Amber-grijse was as hee beleeveth within the said
+of black Amber-grijse, which Amber-grijse was as hee beleeveth within the said
-. time sealed up in the said callico-bagg; And for and as such
+time sealed up in the said callico-bagg; And for and as such
-. owner and proprietor commonly accounted and reputed
+owner and proprietor commonly accounted and reputed
-. And further that in the arlate moneth of January 1655 the shipp
+And further that in the arlate moneth of January 1655 the shipp
-. the ''Endymion'' (whereof Alexander Rignols alias Reynolds arlate
+the ''Endymion'' (whereof Alexander Rignols alias Reynolds arlate
-. was cheife-mate) was in the Straite of Sundra homewards
+was cheife-mate) was in the Straite of Sundra homewards
-. bound for this port of London; and in the said Straight betweene
+bound for this port of London; and in the said Straight betweene
-. the Islands of Java and Sumatra met with the shipp the
+the Islands of Java and Sumatra met with the shipp the
-. Jonathan then going from Madras to Macassar; And this
+''Jonathan'' then going from Madras to Macassar; And this
-. deponent having bin Minister or Passenger on board the ''Jonathan'' went
+deponent having bin Minister or Passenger on board the ''Jonathan'' went
-. out of the ''Endymion'' (wherein hee came passenger) on board the
+out of the ''Endymion'' (wherein hee came passenger) on board the
-. ''Jonathan'' to see and salute her Captaine and company; which
+ ''Jonathan'' to see and salute her Captaine and company; which
-. having donne, and made some stay aboard, and being readie to
+having donne, and made some stay aboard, and being readie to
-. retourne on board the ''Endymion'', the said John Russell, who was
+retourne on board the ''Endymion'', the said John Russell, who was
-. of cheife mate of the ''Jonathan'', and had
+of cheife mate of the ''Jonathan'', and had
-. bin formerly acquainted with this deponent, came unto this deponent
+bin formerly acquainted with this deponent, came unto this deponent
-. and brought the said callico-bagg sealed up, and told this deponent
+and brought the said callico-bagg sealed up, and told this deponent
-. that there were three pounds of black Amber-Grijse therein
+that there were three pounds of black Amber-Grijse therein
-. contained, which hee desired to send to his wife living in or neere Wapping
+contained, which hee desired to send to his wife living in or neere Wapping
-. and had a letter readie written unto her, which hee showed to this
+and had a letter readie written unto her, which hee showed to this
-. deponent, who read it, and found therein mention of the sending
+deponent, who read it, and found therein mention of the sending
-. of three pounds of black Amber grijse by him unto her,
+of three pounds of black Amber grijse by him unto her,
-. in a callico bagg; aand then the said Russell sealed up the said lettere
+in a callico bagg; aand then the said Russell sealed up the said lettere
-. and delivered it with the said bagg of Amber Grijse to this deponent
+and delivered it with the said bagg of Amber Grijse to this deponent
-. and desired him being bound for London to convey it unto his wife
+and desired him being bound for London to convey it unto his wife
-. and either put it into his owne chest, or els deliver it to some
+and either put it into his owne chest, or els deliver it to some
-. of the ''Endymions'' officers from whom it might be
+of the ''Endymions'' officers from whom it might be
-. safely received, that soe it might come to his wifes hands,
+safely received, that soe it might come to his wifes hands,
-. and further told this deponent that therefore hee showed him what
+and further told this deponent that therefore hee showed him what
-. hee wrote, because some had bin soe false as to write letteres
+hee wrote, because some had bin soe false as to write letteres
-. mentioning the sending of goods and tokens to their freinds
+mentioning the sending of goods and tokens to their freinds
-. in England, but in truth did not send such tokens or goods
+in England, but in truth did not send such tokens or goods
-. to the greate abuse of the carriers of the letteres, or to the same effect
+to the greate abuse of the carriers of the letteres, or to the same effect
-. And then and there this deponent heard William downes &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
+And then and there this deponent heard William downes &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
-. Chyrugeon of the ''Jonathan'' say that hee had seen the said
+Chyrugeon of the ''Jonathan'' say that hee had seen the said
 Amber
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 . And then and there this deponent heard William downes &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
 . Chyrugeon of the ''Jonathan'' say that hee had seen the said
- Amber
+Amber
 }}

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 |Transcription image=P1150140
-|Transcription=<document-start>
+|Transcription=The 25th of September 1657.
-. The 25th of September 1657.
-. <margin value="Left">Russell against Rignall alias&#125;
+Russell against Rignall alias&#125;
-. Reynalds.&#125;</margin>
+Reynalds.&#125;
-. <margin value="Left">Clements. Smyth.</margin>
+Clements. Smyth.&#125;
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. .j.</margin>
-. <margin value="Left">9. 2nd in A. 8.</margin>
+'''Rp. .j.'''
-. '''Mathew Wallys''' of Wapping Wall, Clarke
-. aged 35 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined
+'''9. 2nd in A. 8.'''
 . To the first second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that hee
 . well knoweth the producent John Russell, who hee saith was the
 . tyme arlate and is the true and lawfull owner and proprietor of
-. one small blew callico-bagg, and ˹as hee beleeveth˺ of three pounds (or thereabouts)
+. one small blew callico-bagg, and as hee beleeveth of three pounds (or thereabouts)
-. of black Amber-grijse, which Amber-grijse was ˹as hee beleeveth˺ within the said
+. of black Amber-grijse, which Amber-grijse was as hee beleeveth within the said
 . time sealed up in the said callico-bagg; And for and as such
 . owner and proprietor commonly accounted and reputed
 . And further that in the arlate moneth of January 1655 the shipp
-. the Endymion (whereof Alexander Rignols alias Reynolds arlate
+. the ''Endymion'' (whereof Alexander Rignols alias Reynolds arlate
 . was cheife-mate) was in the Straite of Sundra homewards
 . bound for this port of London; and in the said Straight betweene
 . the Islands of Java and Sumatra met with the shipp the
 . Jonathan then going from Madras to Macassar; And this
-. deponent having bin Minister or Passenger on board the Jonathan went
+. deponent having bin Minister or Passenger on board the ''Jonathan'' went
-. out of the Endymion (wherein hee came passenger) on board the
+. out of the ''Endymion'' (wherein hee came passenger) on board the
-. Jonathan to see and salute her Captaine and company; which
+. ''Jonathan'' to see and salute her Captaine and company; which
 . having donne, and made some stay aboard, and being readie to
-. retourne on board the Endymion, the said John Russell, who was
+. retourne on board the ''Endymion'', the said John Russell, who was
-. of cheife mate of the Jonathan, and had
+. of cheife mate of the ''Jonathan'', and had
 . bin formerly acquainted with this deponent, came unto this deponent
 . and brought the said callico-bagg sealed up, and told this deponent
 . that there were three pounds of black Amber-Grijse therein
-. contained, which hee desired to send to his wife living in ˹or neere˺ Wapping
+. contained, which hee desired to send to his wife living in or neere Wapping
 . and had a letter readie written unto her, which hee showed to this
 . deponent, who read it, and found therein mention of the sending
 . of three pounds of black Amber grijse by him unto her,
 . in a callico bagg; aand then the said Russell sealed up the said lettere
-. and delivered it with the said bagg of Anber Grijse to this deponent
+. and delivered it with the said bagg of Amber Grijse to this deponent
 . and desired him being bound for London to convey it unto his wife
 . and either put it into his owne chest, or els deliver it to some
-. of the Endymions officers from whom it might be
+. of the ''Endymions'' officers from whom it might be
 . safely received, that soe it might come to his wifes hands,
 . and further told this deponent that therefore hee showed him what
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 . to the greate abuse of the carriers of the letteres, or to the same effect
 . And then and there this deponent heard William downes &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
-. Chyrugeon of the Jonathan say that hee had seen the said
+. Chyrugeon of the ''Jonathan'' say that hee had seen the said
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under the main body of text, as lead to next page">Amber</margin>
+ Amber
-</document-end>
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