HCA 13/72 f.351v Annotate - Revision history

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 To the 6th hee saith that hee being present at the opening of
-the fifteene Chests of sugar controverted knoweth that the sugar&#91;?s GUTTER&#93;
+the fifteene Chests of sugar controverted knoweth that the sugar&#91;?s&#93;
 which remayned undamnified in any of them were those that lay in the
 uppermost part of the chests and the Covers and upper parts of the chests

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 |Transcription=hee deposeth of his owne sight and knowledge And hee saith hee knoweth that
 there were severall pypes of oyle laden aboard the shipp arlate the voyage
 arlate for that hee helped to receave divers pipes thereof from aboard her
-And saith that hee this deponent seeing severall of the sayd ffifteene chests of &#91;?sugar GUTTER&#93;
+And saith that hee this deponent seeing severall of the sayd ffifteene chests of &#91;?sugar&#93;
-removed from the place where they were stowed knoweth that there appe&#91;?areth GUTTER&#93;
+removed from the place where they were stowed knoweth that there appe&#91;?areth&#93;
-to bee much water and oyle under them which lay in the same place from &#91;?whence GUTTER&#93;
+to bee much water and oyle under them which lay in the same place from &#91;?whence&#93;
 they were removed after they were soe removed and when the shipp aforesayd
-lay in the River of Thames And hee saith the sayd ffifteene chests of &#91;?sugar GUTTER&#93;
+lay in the River of Thames And hee saith the sayd ffifteene chests of &#91;?sugar&#93;
 were all stowed upon the ground tyre abaft the mast and that those sugars that
 lay neerest the pumpe were most damnified And further to those articles hee
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 To the 9th hee saith that hee this deponent did in the behalfe of the producent
-Mr Bence require the arlate Joseph Careswell to come to view the d&#91;?ennage GUTTER&#93;
+Mr Bence require the arlate Joseph Careswell to come to view the d&#91;?ennage&#93;
-of the sugars in question and told him they were at Chesters Key and knoweth &#91;XXX GUTTER
+of the sugars in question and told him they were at Chesters Key and knoweth &#91;?XXX&#93;
 that the sayd Bence was at a weekes charges extraordinary after the delivery
 of the sayd sugars out of the sayd shipp to keepe them to be viewed by the sayd
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 his foregoeing deposition hee cannot depose/
-To the 2 Interrogatorie hee saith hee saw the sugars in question weighed but remembreth not the &#91;?weight GUTTER&#93;
+To the 2 Interrogatorie hee saith hee saw the sugars in question weighed but remembreth not the &#91;?weight&#93;
 of them And saith he was not any of the shipps company And cannot further answere
 to this Interrogatorie./
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 further being noe seaman hee cannot answere/
-To the 4th Interrogatorie hee saith for that hee tasted the sugars in question damnified he &#91;?can GUTTER
+To the 4th Interrogatorie hee saith for that hee tasted the sugars in question damnified he &#91;?can&#93;
 safely sweare that they were damnified both by oyle and water And further to this Interrogatorie
 hee cannot answere/
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 To the 9th hee saith that hee this deponent did in the behalfe of the producent
-Mr Nemce require the arlate Joseph Careswell to come to view the d&#91;?ennage GUTTER&#93;
+Mr Bence require the arlate Joseph Careswell to come to view the d&#91;?ennage GUTTER&#93;
 of the sugars in question and told him they were at Chesters Key and knoweth &#91;XXX GUTTER
 that the sayd Bence was at a weekes charges extraordinary after the delivery

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 |Transcription=hee deposeth of his owne sight and knowledge And hee saith hee knoweth that
 there were severall pypes of oyle laden aboard the shipp arlate the voyage
-arlate for that hee helped to reeave divers pipes thereof from aboard her
+arlate for that hee helped to receave divers pipes thereof from aboard her
 And saith that hee this deponent seeing severall of the sayd ffifteene chests of &#91;?sugar GUTTER&#93;
 removed from the place where they were stowed knoweth that there appe&#91;?areth GUTTER&#93;

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