HCA 13/72 f.36v Annotate - Revision history

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+|Transcription=The 14th day of March <u>&#58; 1656&#58;-</u>
 '''John Bushell''' of the parish of Saint Andrew Undershaft

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+|First transcribed=2013/02/12
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+|Editorial history=Edited on 28/04/2013 and on 30/09/2013 by Colin Greenstreet
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-|Editorial history=Created 27/04/13, by CSG
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 of about the fowerth or fifth part of such freight, sometimes more some
 times lesse according to emergent occasions. And further to this Article hee
-saith hee cannot depose:/
+saith hee cannot depose&#58;/
 To the second hee saith, That hee this deponent according to his former deposition
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 shipp or shipps in such voiage or voiages. And further cannot depose
-To the Crosse Interrogatories:/. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+To the Crosse Interrogatories&#58;/. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 To the first Interrogatorie hee saith, That hee rendent comes to bee examined
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 imbeazell any such goods by them received on board, And that the word
 '''Averidge''' generally imports a duety or imposition layd upon goods in cases of
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-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 12/02/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 28/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 12/02/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 28/04/13 and on 30/09/13 by Colin Greenstreet
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-. '''John Bushell''' of the parish of Saint Andrew Undershaft
+'''John Bushell''' of the parish of Saint Andrew Undershaft
-. London Merchant aged 39. yeares or thereabouts a
+London Merchant aged 39. yeares or thereabouts a
-. Wittnesse sworne and examined upon the said Allegation saith as followeth
+Wittnesse sworne and examined upon the said Allegation saith as followeth
-. To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That hee this deponent having
+To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That hee this deponent having
-. lived and resided as a Merchant at Lisborne in the kingdome of Portugall
+lived and resided as a Merchant at Lisborne in the kingdome of Portugall
-. for the space of about eight yeares beginning in the yeare 1644, and
+for the space of about eight yeares beginning in the yeare 1644, and
-. ending in the yeare 1652, last past, Well knoweth, That English
+ending in the yeare 1652, last past, Well knoweth, That English
-. shipps there taken to freight for the Brazill, being manned with English
+shipps there taken to freight for the Brazill, being manned with English
-. Mariners and lett by Charterpartie, have over and besides the freight by and
+Mariners and lett by Charterpartie, have over and besides the freight by and
-. in such Chartertpartie mentioned, usually an allowance of or by way of
+in such Chartertpartie mentioned, usually an allowance of or by way of
-. Average such shipps being lett at a certaine rate per tunn for the freight and per probe for averidge which from time to time and during all the time this deponents there
+Average such shipps being lett at a certaine rate per tunn for the freight and per probe for averidge which from time to time and during all the time this deponents there
-. lived, and that the warr in that time continued betweene the Portugueze and hollanders
+lived, and that the warr in that time continued betweene the Portugueze and hollanders
-. was usually according to the Custome if that Countreyes freighters of such shipp or shipps
+was usually according to the Custome of that Countreyes freighters of such shipp or shipps
-. to the Masters thereof in right if such other Owners, and that for and in consideration
+to the Masters thereof in right if such other Owners, and that for and in consideration
-. of the great and extraordinary Warre and care to such shipp or shipps
+of the great and extraordinary Warre and care to such shipp or shipps
-. in such a voiage incident, this deponent having there seene severall Charterparties
+in such a voiage incident, this deponent having there seene severall Charterparties
-. importing the said extraordinarie averidge, and having himselfe for the
+importing the said extraordinarie averidge, and having himselfe for the
-. accompt of the Owners of severall shipps soe employed, received the freight
+accompt of the Owners of severall shipps soe employed, received the freight
-. and averidges soe contracted for, and the accompts thereupon made, which
+and averidges soe contracted for, and the accompts thereupon made, which
-. was soe done to the benefitt of such Owners, and not to the or for the proper
+was soe done to the benefitt of such Owners, and not to or for the proper
-. accompt or benefitt of the Master or Masters of such shipp or shipps, neither
+accompt or benefitt of the Master or Masters of such shipp or shipps, neither
-. hath this deponent during such his residence at Lisborne aforesaid ever
+hath this deponent during such his residence at Lisborne aforesaid ever
-. understood or heard it determined to the Contrary but that such averidges in
+understood or heard it determined to the Contrary but that such averidges in
-. and upon the considerations aforesaid did belong to such Owners; this deponent
+and upon the considerations aforesaid did belong to such Owners; this deponent
-. for and during the time aforesaid having alwaies observed and having by
+for and during the time aforesaid having alwaies observed and having by
-. common and credible report amongst Merchants there beene sufficiently
+common and credible report amongst Merchants there beene sufficiently
-. informed, That for many yeares precedent, the said Portugueze Merchants
+informed, That for many yeares precedent, the said Portugueze Merchants
-. and Owners of shipps had constantly sett out, lett to hyre and employed
+and Owners of shipps had constantly sett out, lett to hyre and employed
-. their owne shipps upon such termes, and that the English shipps during the
+their owne shipps upon such termes, and that the English shipps during the
-. predeposed hostility being shipps of better defence that the Portugueze,
+predeposed hostility being shipps of better defence that the Portugueze,
-. had in consequence of that antient Custome, a larger freight and Averidge than the
+had in consequence of that antient Custome, a larger freight and Averidge than the
-. said Portugueze the said averidge accounting to the
+said Portugueze the said averidge accounting to the equivalent
-. of about the fowerth or fifth part of such freight, sometimes more some
+of about the fowerth or fifth part of such freight, sometimes more some
-. times lesse according to emergent occasions. And further to this Article hee
+times lesse according to emergent occasions. And further to this Article hee
-. saith hee cannot depose:/
+saith hee cannot depose:/
-. To the second hee saith, That hee this deponent accoding to his former deposition
+To the second hee saith, That hee this deponent according to his former deposition
-. hee beleeveth the averidges aforesaid to be allowed for and upon the Cases from other consideration
+beleeveth the averidges aforesaid to be allowed for and upon the Cases from other consideration
-. predeposed to and for the accompt of such Owner or Owners and that according to
+predeposed to and for the accompt of such Owner or Owners and that according to
-. the generally received custome at Lisborne aforesaid, and doeth not remember
+the generally received custome at Lisborne aforesaid, and doeth not remember
-. ever to have heard, that any such Owner or Owners have had any further or
+ever to have heard, that any such Owner or Owners have had any further or
-. other satisfaction for on in consideration of any dammage incident to such
+other satisfaction for on in consideration of any dammage incident to such
-. shipp or shipps in such voiage or voiages. And further cannot depose
+shipp or shipps in such voiage or voiages. And further cannot depose
-.
-. To the Crosse Interrogatories:/. CENTRE HEADING
-. To the first Interrogatorie hee saith, That hee rendent comes to bee examined
+To the Crosse Interrogatories:/. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. in this Cause at the request of one Mr: Eglos sent, And saith, that by the
-. words primage and averidge expressed usually in bills of lading is here in England understood a small duetie belonging to
+To the first Interrogatorie hee saith, That hee rendent comes to bee examined
-. Masters and Mariners of shipps upon the lading of goods, whereby the said
+in this Cause at the request of one Mr E&#91;g&#93;los &#91;senior&#93;, And saith, that by the
-. Masters and Companies are held obliged to bee answerable for and not to
+words primage and averidge expressed usually in bills of lading is here in England understood a small duetie belonging to
-. imbeazell any such goods by them received on board, And that the word
+Masters and Mariners of shipps upon the lading of goods, whereby the said
-. Averidge generally imports a duety or imposition layd upon goods in cases of
+Masters and Companies are held obliged to bee answerable for and not to
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+|Transcription='''4us'''
-. 4us
 . '''John Bushell''' of the parish of Saint Andrew Undershaft
 . London Merchant aged 39. yeares or thereabouts a
-. Wittnesse sworne and examined ˹upon the said Allegation˺ saith as followeth
+. Wittnesse sworne and examined upon the said Allegation saith as followeth
 . To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That hee this deponent having
 . lived and resided as a Merchant at Lisborne in the kingdome of Portugall
 . for the space of about eight yeares beginning in the yeare 1644, and
-. ˹ending˺ in the yeare 1652, last past, Well knoweth, That English
+. ending in the yeare 1652, last past, Well knoweth, That English
 . shipps there taken to freight for the Brazill, being manned with English
 . Mariners and lett by Charterpartie, have over and besides the freight by and
 . in such Chartertpartie mentioned, usually an allowance of or by way of
-. Average ˹such shipps being lett at a certaine rate per tunn for the freight and per probe for averidge˺ which from time to time and during all the time this deponents there
+. Average such shipps being lett at a certaine rate per tunn for the freight and per probe for averidge which from time to time and during all the time this deponents there
-. lived, and that the warr in that ˹time˺ continued betweene the Portugueze and hollanders
+. lived, and that the warr in that time continued betweene the Portugueze and hollanders
-. was usually ˹according to the Custome if that Countreyes˺ freighters of such shipp or shipps
+. was usually according to the Custome if that Countreyes freighters of such shipp or shipps
-. to the ˹Masters thereof in right if such other˺ Owners, and that for and in consideration
+. to the Masters thereof in right if such other Owners, and that for and in consideration
 . of the great and extraordinary Warre and care to such shipp or shipps
 . in such a voiage incident, this deponent having there seene severall Charterparties
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 . understood or heard it determined to the Contrary but that such averidges in
 . and upon the considerations aforesaid did belong to such Owners; this deponent
-. for and during the time aforesaid having alwaies observed and having ny
+. for and during the time aforesaid having alwaies observed and having by
 . common and credible report amongst Merchants there beene sufficiently
 . informed, That for many yeares precedent, the said Portugueze Merchants
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 . their owne shipps upon such termes, and that the English shipps during the
 . predeposed hostility being shipps of better defence that the Portugueze,
-. had in consequence of that antient Custome, a larger ˹freight and˺ Averidge than the
+. had in consequence of that antient Custome, a larger freight and Averidge than the
-. said Portugueze the said ˹averidge˺ accounting to the
+. said Portugueze the said averidge accounting to the
-. of ˹about˺ the fowerth ˹or fifth˺ part of such freight, sometimes more some
+. of about the fowerth or fifth part of such freight, sometimes more some
 . times lesse according to emergent occasions. And further to this Article hee
 . saith hee cannot depose:/
 . To the second hee saith, That hee this deponent accoding to his former deposition
 . hee beleeveth the averidges aforesaid to be allowed for and upon the Cases from other consideration
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 .
 . To the Crosse Interrogatories:/. CENTRE HEADING
 . To the first Interrogatorie hee saith, That hee rendent comes to bee examined
-. in this Cause at the request of one Mr: Eglos ˹sent˺, And saith, that by the
+. in this Cause at the request of one Mr: Eglos sent, And saith, that by the
-. words primage ˹and averidge expressed usually in bills of lading˺ is here in England understood a small duetie belonging to
+. words primage and averidge expressed usually in bills of lading is here in England understood a small duetie belonging to
 . Masters and Mariners of shipps upon the lading of goods, whereby the said
 . Masters and Companies are held obliged to bee answerable for and not to
 . imbeazell any such goods by them received on board, And that the word
 . Averidge generally imports a duety or imposition layd upon goods in cases of
 }}

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