HCA 13/72 f.29v Annotate - Revision history

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 fastened to the said chaine) went aboard the ''Prince'' and admonished
 her master and company of the danger and of the wrong they did
-his shipp by theirs driving up and downe every tide in an unfitt&#91;?ing GUTTER&#93;
+his shipp by theirs driving up and downe every tide in an unfitt&#91;?ing&#93;
 manner; And saith that upon such last comming of the ''Prince'' fowle of the
 ''White lilly'', the ''White lillyes'' company were forced (to avoide greater
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 To the sixth hee saith the said Patrick Betts was f&#91;XXXX&#93; and forced to
 hire men to assist his company to moore his shipp from time to
-&#91;time GUTTER&#93;
+&#91;time&#93;
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 hire men to assist his company to moore his shipp from time to
 &#91;time GUTTER&#93;
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 To the sixth hee saith the said Patrick Betts was f&#91;XXXX&#93; and forced to
-hire men to assist his company to moore his shipp from
+hire men to assist his company to moore his shipp from time to
-&#91;XXXXX&#93;
+&#91;time GUTTER&#93;
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 sworne and exámined.
-. To the first hee saith hee well knoweth the shipp the ''White lilly''
+To the first hee saith hee well knoweth the shipp the ''White lilly''
-. arlate and alsoe the producents Patrick Betts and Anthony ffernandez
+arlate and alsoe the producents Patrick Betts and Anthony ffernandez
-. who (with their company) were the time arlate and commonly accounted the
+who (with their company) were the time arlate and commonly accounted the
-. owners and proprietors of the said shipp, tackle and furniture, whereof
+owners and proprietors of the said shipp, tackle and furniture, whereof
-. the said Betts was the said time master and commander of this deponents
+the said Betts was the said time master and commander of this deponents
-. knowledge who was then one of her company.
+knowledge who was then one of her company.
-. To the second, third and fourth and 5th articles hee saith that the said shipp that
+To the second, third and fourth and 5th articles hee saith that the said shipp that
-. ''White lilly'' was in the said time namely in Aprill now last past well
+''White lilly'' was in the said time namely in Aprill now last past well
-. and sufficiently moored in a safe and convenient place neare horsey downe
+and sufficiently moored in a safe and convenient place neare horsey downe
-. where shipps doe usually and ordinarily ride, and then lay and remained
+where shipps doe usually and ordinarily ride, and then lay and remained
-. moored two dayes space or thereabouts before the shipp the ''Prince'' arlate
+moored two dayes space or thereabouts before the shipp the ''Prince'' arlate
-. came and arived there, in all which time the shipp ''white lilly'' had
+came and arived there, in all which time the shipp ''white lilly'' had
-. neither donne or received hurt or dammage for or from any other shipp
+neither donne or received hurt or dammage for or from any other shipp
-. or vessell; but after shee had soe ridd and bin moored for the said
+or vessell; but after shee had soe ridd and bin moored for the said
-. space the said shipp the ''Prince'' came and was by her master and company
+space the said shipp the ''Prince'' came and was by her master and company
-. brought to an anchor very neere and fowle of the ''White lillies''
+brought to an anchor very neere and fowle of the ''White lillies''
-. moorings, and soe that shee grounded upon the ''White lillies'' cable
+moorings, and soe that shee grounded upon the ''White lillies'' cable
-. and upon the tide of flood drove aboard her, and put her from her
+and upon the tide of flood drove aboard her, and put her from her
-. moorings and drove her athwart the p&#91;XXXX&#93;ie, and thereby
+moorings and drove her athwart the chaine, and thereby
-. necessitated the master and company of the ''White lilly'' to cut their
+necessitated the master and company of the ''White lilly'' to cut their
-. cable, to get her cleare of the Anchor of the ''Prince''. All which
+cable, to get her cleare of the Anchor of the ''Prince''. All which
-. hee knoweth being one of the ''lillies'' company and then on board her
+hee knoweth being one of the ''lillies'' company and then on board her
-. And saith the premisses being soe happened and the master and company
+And saith the premisses being soe happened and the master and company
-. of the ''white'' lilly having moored or fastened her to the said chaine, the said shipp
+of the ''white'' lilly having moored or fastened her to the said chaine, the said shipp
-. ''Prince'' came there of her againe soe dangerously on, whereupon that shee shee loosed thense
+''Prince'' came there of her againe soe dangerously on, whereupon that shee shee loosed thense
-. and came to her former moorings againe, yet still the ''Prince'' being moored in
+and came to her former moorings againe, yet still the ''Prince'' being moored in
-. an undue manner, came fowle of her, and put her ashore
+an undue manner, came fowle of her, and put her ashore
-. and lay upon her cable a tide or two, and this shee did notwithstatnding
+and lay upon her cable a tide or two, and this shee did notwithstatnding
-. that the said Betts master of the ''White lilly'' (while shee was
+that the said Betts master of the ''White lilly'' (while shee was
-. fastened to the said chaine) went aboard the ''Prince'' and admonished
+fastened to the said chaine) went aboard the ''Prince'' and admonished
-. her master and company of the danger and of the wrong they did
+her master and company of the danger and of the wrong they did
-. his shipp by theirs driving up and downe every tide in an unfitt&#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
+his shipp by theirs driving up and downe every tide in an unfitt&#91;?ing GUTTER&#93;
-. manner; And saith that upon such last comming of the ''Prince'' fowle of the
+manner; And saith that upon such last comming of the ''Prince'' fowle of the
-. ''White lilly'', the ''White lillyes'' company were forced (to avoide greater
+''White lilly'', the ''White lillyes'' company were forced (to avoide greater
-. dammage) to neere a shore, in which ˹their shipp˺ grating ashore shee broke a peece
+dammage) to neere a shore, in which their shipp grating ashore shee broke a peece
-. of her false keele, and their shipp ''Prince'' then lay upon her the
+of her false keele, and their shipp ''Prince'' then lay upon her the
-. ''lillies'' cable and much damnified the same, and the said shipp
+''lillies'' cable and much damnified the same, and the said shipp
-.'' lillie'' was much damnified by the said comming fowle of the ''Prince''
+''lillie'' was much damnified by the said comming fowle of the ''Prince''
-. upon her anchor cable, all which hee knoweth being present and seeing
+upon her anchor cable, all which hee knoweth being present and seeing
-. the same soe happen. And saith this deponent asked one of the ''Princes'' company
+the same soe happen. And saith this deponent asked one of the ''Princes'' company
-. why they did not make fast their shipp, had said they had noe anchors to fasten her with
+why they did not make fast their shipp, had said they had noe anchors to fasten her with
-. To the sixth hee saith the said Patrick Betts was f&#91;XXXX&#93; and forced to &#91;XXXXX&#93; to
+To the sixth hee saith the said Patrick Betts was f&#91;XXXX&#93; and forced to
-. hire men to assist his company to moore his shipp from
+hire men to assist his company to moore his shipp from
 &#91;XXXXX&#93;
 }}

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 Smith Cheeke.&#125;
-. Exámined upon the libell.
+Exámined upon the libell.
 '''Rp. .j.'''

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 '''Rp. .j.'''
-. '''Thomas Sinnet''' of the parish of Saint Buttolphs
+'''Thomas Sinnet''' of the parish of Saint Buttolphs
-. Algate Mariner, aged 40 yeares or thereabouts
+Algate Mariner, aged 40 yeares or thereabouts
-. sworne and exámined.
+sworne and exámined.
 . To the first hee saith hee well knoweth the shipp the ''White lilly''

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 Betts and others against the ''Prince''&#125;
-. Smith Cheeke.&#125;
+Smith Cheeke.&#125;
 . Exámined upon the libell.