HCA 13/72 f.37r Annotate - Revision history

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+|First transcribed=2013/02/22
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+|Editorial history=Edited on 15/05/2013 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=&#91;inci&#93;dent dammages or charges &#91;on&#93; a shipps voiage at sea according to the
 commonly received sente in this (being as this producent understandeth the &#91;XXX&#93; thereof) this rendent not understanding
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 for the same, and that hee insisted upon a third part of such averidge, but that
 there was nothing then concluded thereupon, nor doeth this rendent &#91;XXXX&#93; remember
-the &#91;XXXXX&#93; of any other Treatie or Treaties of that Nature/:
+the &#91;XXXXX&#93; of any other Treatie or Treaties of that Nature/&#58;
 To the 6th hee saith That hee rendent welll knoweth, That upon such Brazeele
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 further, &#91;XX&#93;  to the actuall procuremenent of the voiage in f&#91;XXXXX&#93; , or of the security
 in such Cases usually taken as aforesaid, hee saith hee cannot of his owne
 }}

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 and further saith, That this deponent in Portugall aforesaid hath
 in the yeare 1649. being in dispute with one Captaine John Wills
-Master of the shipp the good Successe belonging to the rendent and other
+Master of the shipp the ''good Successe'' belonging to the rendent and other
 English Merchants and coming and arriving at Lisborne aforesaid from
 Ria da Genero in Brazeel, concerning the aforesaid Averidge, the said

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 To the 6th hee saith That hee rendent welll knoweth, That upon such Brazeele
-Voiages XXXXXX or security is usually given by the Owners of shuch shipp or
+Voiages &#91;XXXXXX&#93;  or security is usually given by the Owners of shuch shipp or
 shipps or their factors in great summes to returne the said shipps and lading into the
 Dominions of the king of Portugall there to pay the said kings Customes
 And saith, that such voiages are usually procured by the Owners of such
 shipp or shipps, or by their factors or Agents resident in Portugall And
-further, XX to the actuall procuremenent of the voiage in fXXXXX, or of the security
+further, &#91;XX&#93;  to the actuall procuremenent of the voiage in f&#91;XXXXX&#93; , or of the security
 in such Cases usually taken as aforesaid, hee saith hee cannot of his owne
 }}

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 from London to Lisborne to seeke a freight from there to the Brazeele (upon which
 voiage hee did not effectually proceed) the said Owners or some of them to prevent
-any such dispute or difference concerning such averidges in that voyage &#91;XXXXXX&#93;
+any such dispute or difference concerning such averidges in that voyage &#91;?mentioned&#93;
 aforesaid, did treat with the said Captaine haddock, to allow him some consideration
 for the same, and that hee insisted upon a third part of such averidge, but that

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 from London to Lisborne to seeke a freight from there to the Brazeele (upon which
 voiage hee did not effectually proceed) the said Owners or some of them to prevent
-any such dispute or difference concerning such averidges in that voyage XXXXXX
+any such dispute or difference concerning such averidges in that voyage &#91;XXXXXX&#93;
 aforesaid, did treat with the said Captaine haddock, to allow him some consideration
 for the same, and that hee insisted upon a third part of such averidge, but that
-there was nothing then concluded thereupon, nor doeth this rendent XXXX remember
+there was nothing then concluded thereupon, nor doeth this rendent &#91;XXXX&#93; remember
-the XXXXX of any other Treatie or Treaties of that Nature/:
+the &#91;XXXXX&#93; of any other Treatie or Treaties of that Nature/:
 To the 6th hee saith That hee rendent welll knoweth, That upon such Brazeele

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 To the 4th hee hee saith hee cannot of his owne knowledge or expeience depose
-any thing concerning any such pXXXXX or ComXXX as is interrate, And further
+any thing concerning any such &#91;?Protest&#93; or Co&#91;XXX&#93; as is interrate, And further
 cannot depose any thing to the rest of the demands of this Interrogated/

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 English Merchants and coming and arriving at Lisborne aforesaid from
 Ria da Genero in Brazeel, concerning the aforesaid Averidge, the said
-difference upon the occasion of the said Captaine Wills was by this deponents
+difference upon the motion of the said Captaine Wills was by this deponents
 contract referred to two antient English Merchants there residing, by
 whom it was awarded; part the said Captaine Wills should have
-an allowance XXX primage and averidge two hundred and forty Ree's
+an allowance for primage and averidge two hundred and forty Ree's
 per Tonne, togeather with a grauity in consideration of the hazard and
-danger of the said voiage amounting to fforty XXXX XXXXXXX thereabouts
+danger of the said voiage amounting to fforty pounds sterling &#91;XXXXXXX XXXX&#93;abouts
 And further cannot depose as to the priviledges interrate/

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 |Transcription=&#91;inci&#93;dent dammages or charges &#91;on&#93; a shipps voiage at sea according to the
-commonly received sente in this (being &#91;as this producent understandeth the XXX thereof&#93;) this rendent not understanding
+commonly received sente in this (being as this producent understandeth the &#91;XXX&#93; thereof) this rendent not understanding
 the signification of the word Perilodmonage, and that in English bills
 of lading, primage, averidge, and freight are usually expressed, and in