HCA 13/72 f.174v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=Saint Catherins staires, neere the wharfe arlate of the said Jenkin Ellis
 hath often times Seene severall vessells at a time lie a brest betweene Saint
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 years in Saint Catherins, and hath used the Thames in the imployment
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+|Transcription=Saint Catherins staires, neere the wharfe arlate of the said Jenkin Ellis
-. Saint Catherins staires, neere the wharfe arlate of the said Jenkin Ellis
+hath often times Seene severall vessells at a time lie a brest betweene Saint
-. hath often times ˹seene˺ severall vessells at a time lie a brest betweene Saint
+Catherin's Staires and Saint Catherins dock upon the entertainment and
-. Catherin's Staires and Saint Catherins dock upon the entertainment and
+by the leave of the said Ellis, who was commonly accounted to receive
-. by the leave of the said Ellis, who was commonly accounted to receive
+hire of the same, namely hee hath sometimes seene fifteene billanders
-. hire of the same, namely hee hath sometimes seene fifteene billanders
+at a time lying there upon the said Ellis his entertainement, and
-. at a time lying there upon the said Ellis his entertainement, and
+at other times fewer in the place aforesaid at and neere the said
-. at other times fewer in the place aforesaid at and neere the said
+Ellis his wharfe, and hee the said Ellis hath received
-. Ellis his wharfe, and hee the said Ellis hath received
+hire or moneys of the masters thereof for their soe lying, as
-. hire or moneys of the masters thereof for their soe lying, as
+this deponent hath heard severall of the said masters say and
-. this deponent hath heard severall of the said masters say and
+acknowledge. And lately a shipp being endeavoured to be brought
-. acknowledge. And lately a shipp being endeavoured to be brought
+ashore there to prevent over setting, a flemming that lay &#91;ashore GUTTER&#93;
-. ashore there to prevent over setting, a flemming that lay &#91;ashore GUTTER&#93;
+at the said Ellis his wharfe refusing to slack his fast, to make
-. at the said Ellis his wharfe refusing to slack his fast, to make
+way for the said shipp, one mr Cox that was with this deponent
-. way for the said shipp, one mr Cox that was with this deponent
+imployed in the bringing the said shipp set ashore, threatened to cutt
-. imployed in the bringing the said shipp set ashore, threatened to cutt
+the fflemings hawser because hee would not make way
-. the fflemings hawser because hee would not make way
+whereupon the ffleming in this deponents hearing said hee paid
-. whereupon the ffleming in this deponents hearing said hee paid
+Mr Ellis (speaking of and meaning the said Jenkin Ellis)
-. Mr Ellis (speaking of and meaning the said Jenkin Ellis)
+halfe a crowne a weeke for his vessells lying there, and therefore praid him not to cutt it
-. halfe a crowne a weeke ˹for his vessells lying there˺, and therefore praid him not to cutt it
+And this lying of the said vessells there in that manner, was and
-. And this lying of the said vessells there in that manner, was and
+is a greate anoyance of the neighbours, and hinderance of the
-. is a greate anoyance of the neighbours, and hinderance of the
+matter of much passion.
-. matter of much passion.
-. To the third árticle hee saith that by meanes of severall vessells
+To the third árticle hee saith that by meanes of severall vessells
-. soe lying abreast within the time aforesaid at and neere the said
+soe lying abreast within the time aforesaid at and neere the said
-. Jenkins his wharfe ˹upon˺ his entertainment, diverse of the
+Jenkins his wharfe upon his entertainment, diverse of the
-. neighbours have had their worth ligter, XXXXXX of office
+neighbours have had their worth ligter, XXXXXX of office
-. and XXXXXXXX, (that were neere the said Ellis
+and XXXXXXXX, (that were neere the said Ellis
-. his XXXXX or wharfe) broken downe, and the said neighbours
+his XXXXX or wharfe) broken downe, and the said neighbours
-. deprived of their XXXX liberties of shipping off or taking
+deprived of their XXXX liberties of shipping off or taking
-. in goods at their backsides ˹and XXXXX˺ adioyning the River, their being
+in goods at their backsides and XXXXX adioyning the River, their being
-. noe accesse thereunto by lighters by reason of many vessells
+noe accesse thereunto by lighters by reason of many vessells
-. from time to time soe lying át the said Ellis his wharfe
+from time to time soe lying át the said Ellis his wharfe
-. and neere thereunto upon his entertainement, and by meanes
+and neere thereunto upon his entertainement, and by meanes
-. of such lyeing of the said vessells, many watermen and lightermen
+of such lyeing of the said vessells, many watermen and lightermen
-. coming upwards against the tide, and comming neere the said wharfe
+coming upwards against the tide, and comming neere the said wharfe
-. ˹have bin and˺ are enforced to row and keep &#123;well&#125; off against the
+have bin and are enforced to row and keep &#123;well&#125; off against the
-. hart and strength of the currant of the tide before they &#91;ran in GUTTER&#93;
+hart and strength of the currant of the tide before they &#91;ran in GUTTER&#93;
-. XXXX ashore at Saint Catherins staires and thereabouts, to their
+XXXX ashore at Saint Catherins staires and thereabouts, to their
-. greate trouble, toile and preiudice. And otherwise hee cannot
+greate trouble, toile and preiudice. And otherwise hee cannot
-. depose.
+depose.
-. To the fourth hee saith that they are for the most part ffrench and
-. dutch vessells that soe lie from time to time at the said wharfe
+To the fourth hee saith that they are for the most part ffrench and
-. of the said Ellis, and the companies thereof use to lie aboard and
+dutch vessells that soe lie from time to time at the said wharfe
-. keep firing in them to dresse their provisions of victuall three or
+of the said Ellis, and the companies thereof use to lie aboard and
-. foure candles burining aboard to the greate danger of firing
+keep firing in them to dresse their provisions of victuall three or
-. them selves and the houses adioyining.
+foure candles burining aboard to the greate danger of firing
-. To the fifth hee saith that this deponent hath lived neere thirtie
+them selves and the houses adioyining.
-. years in Saint Catherins, and hath used the Thames in the imployment
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">a</margin>
+To the fifth hee saith that this deponent hath lived neere thirtie
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+years in Saint Catherins, and hath used the Thames in the imployment
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