HCA 13/72 f.168r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=The 24th of October 1657.
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 '''ex parte Prior.'''
-'''Rp. 5:th/:'''
+'''Rp. 5&#58;th/&#58;'''
 '''Gregory Parbury''' of Lambeth Lighter man aged 50
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 at a yeerly rent for a certaine space of time (namely for three yeares)
 and up
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 saving Priors lighter did not then use to worke neere the said wharfe.
-To the 6th hee saith that about eight yeeres since the said mr Ewen Ewens
+To the 6th hee saith that about eight yeeres since the said mr Ewens
 treated with this deponent about letting the said wharfe unto this deponent
 at a yeerly rent for a certaine space of time (namely for three yeares)

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 And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. To the third hee cannot depose.
+To the third hee cannot depose.
 To the fourth and 5th hee saith that for the space of halfe a yeere or thereabouts

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 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-. To the first article hee saith hee hath bin a ballast man for theise 30 yeeres
+To the first article hee saith hee hath bin a ballast man for theise 30 yeeres
-. and upwards, and thereby well knoweth that for that space it hath bin a
+and upwards, and thereby well knoweth that for that space it hath bin a
-. common use and custome for Lightermen and others with their lighters and
+common use and custome for Lightermen and others with their lighters and
-. servants to take gravell upon anye shelfe or banckes in the River of
+servants to take gravell upon anye shelfe or banckes in the River of
-'''40'''
+'''40''' &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;
-. Thames at 40 foote distance from the banck or Wall of the River, and
+Thames at 40 foote distance from the banck or Wall of the River, and
-. such doing hath bin held and deemed lawfull, and otherwise referring
+such doing hath bin held and deemed lawfull, and otherwise referring
-. himselfe to the Statutes and lawes of this land hee cannot depose.
+himselfe to the Statutes and lawes of this land hee cannot depose.
-. To the second article hee saith that for all the time aforesaid hee hath
-. knowne and observed that there hath bin a shelf or banck of sand or
+To the second article hee saith that for all the time aforesaid hee hath
-. gravell in the River of Thames about an hundred foote, or XXX from and
+knowne and observed that there hath bin a shelf or banck of sand or
-. opposite to the ground or wharfe arlate of Ewens, where
+gravell in the River of Thames about an hundred foote, or XXX from and
-. diverse lightermen and lighters have used to worke and take up ballast.
+opposite to the ground or wharfe arlate of Ewens, where
-. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
+diverse lightermen and lighters have used to worke and take up ballast.
 . To the third hee cannot depose.
-. To the fourth and 5th hee saith that for the space of halfe a yeere or thereabouts
+To the fourth and 5th hee saith that for the space of halfe a yeere or thereabouts
-. ended about nine yeeres since, hee this deponent wrought as a
+ended about nine yeeres since, hee this deponent wrought as a
-. Lighterman at the wharfe of the arlate mr Ewens (since deceased)
+Lighterman at the wharfe of the arlate mr Ewens (since deceased)
-. being therein imployed by the said mr Ewens, and thereby well knoweth
+being therein imployed by the said mr Ewens, and thereby well knoweth
-. that the said mr Ewens kept two lighters which hee for that space did
+that the said mr Ewens kept two lighters which hee for that space did
-. constantly or frequently imploy in working neere his wharfe to
+constantly or frequently imploy in working neere his wharfe to
-. take up ballast, namely within fourtie or fiftie foote of his said
+take up ballast, namely within fourtie or fiftie foote of his said
-. wharfe, and did endeavour to sincke the wharfe and make it as
+wharfe, and did endeavour to sincke the wharfe and make it as
-. deep as Greenwich ballast key, and soe had frequently declared,
+deep as Greenwich ballast key, and soe had frequently declared,
-. and had effected it (as this deponent beleeveth) if hee had lived, And
+and had effected it (as this deponent beleeveth) if hee had lived, And
-. then proposed to build a new wharfe as hee often declared. And
+then proposed to build a new wharfe as hee often declared. And
-. saith the said mr Ewens upon such digging and taking up of ballast
+saith the said mr Ewens upon such digging and taking up of ballast
-. caused greate quantities thereof to be heaved up into heapes upon
+caused greate quantities thereof to be heaved up into heapes upon
-. his wharfe, there to lie readie for shipps to take the same away for
+his wharfe, there to lie readie for shipps to take the same away for
-. ballasting, and saith the timber worke of the said wharfe was then
+ballasting, and saith the timber worke of the said wharfe was then
-. growne old and decayed, and the wharfe setled very much, and at
+growne old and decayed, and the wharfe setled very much, and at
-. length by meanes of the said weight upon the said old decayed wharfe,
+length by meanes of the said weight upon the said old decayed wharfe,
-. the said wharfe sanck soe very much that the ballast was like to
+the said wharfe sanck soe very much that the ballast was like to
-. tumble all into the Thames againe, whereupon this deponent and others
+tumble all into the Thames againe, whereupon this deponent and others
-. were faine to goe and heave it further ashore, to prevent it from
+were faine to goe and heave it further ashore, to prevent it from
-. tumbling back into the River; And saith that the said mr Ewens
+tumbling back into the River; And saith that the said mr Ewens
-. then bought muck planck and timber of this deponent (who used
+then bought muck planck and timber of this deponent (who used
-. to breake up ships) to mend his said wharfe withall, but did not need
+to breake up ships) to mend his said wharfe withall, but did not need
-. it soe farr as hee remembreth; And otherwise hee cannot depose
+it soe farr as hee remembreth; And otherwise hee cannot depose
-. saving Priors lighter did not then use to worke neere the said wharfe.
+saving Priors lighter did not then use to worke neere the said wharfe.
-. To the 6th hee saith that about eight yeeres since the said mr Ewen Ewens
+To the 6th hee saith that about eight yeeres since the said mr Ewen Ewens
-. treated with this deponent about letting the said wharfe unto this deponent
+treated with this deponent about letting the said wharfe unto this deponent
-. at a yeerly rent for a certaine space of time (namely for three yeares)
+at a yeerly rent for a certaine space of time (namely for three yeares)
 and up
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 |Transcription=The 24th of October 1657.
-Ewens against Prior.&#125;</margin>
+Ewens against Prior.&#125;
 Exámined upon the foresaid allegation ex parte Prior.

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