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 |Transcription=are in this deponents foregoeing deposition declared and therefore
 verily beleeveth them to bee the very same wynes laden by the
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 To the Interrogatories on the behalfe of the Lord
-Protector:/ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+Protector&#58;/ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee is the Interrogated
-Phillip Stafford and was Master of the ''Mary and
+Phillip Stafford and was Master of the ''Mary and''
-Joyce'' the voyage in question and hath noe interest in the
+''Joyce'' the voyage in question and hath noe interest in the
 wines claymed by Antonio Rodrigues Robles, and saith
 hee this rendent is an English man borne at Limpston in devon sheire
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 nation in amity with Spaine and thereby privileged
 to
 |People=<u>Antonio Rodrigues Robles [''alias'' Adrian Turin]</u>
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         P.R.O. E.190 53/4 4 July.
         P.R.O. E.190 63/1, 66/4, 66/7, 81/2."
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 having seene him frequent the Exchange London as a Merchant,
 but had noe acquaintance of him till hee this deponent returned
-to London from Rotchell in ffrance this voyage in queation, And
+to London from Rotchell in ffrance this voyage in question, And
 further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere knowing nothing thereof

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 |Transcription=are in this deponents foregoeing deposition declared and therefore
 verily beleeveth them to bee the very same wynes laden by the
-sayd herrera and seized as aforesayd in the ''mMry and Joyce''
+sayd herrera and seized as aforesayd in the ''Mary and Joyce''
 by the two Spanish men of warr aforesayd, this hee deposeth for
 that hee tooke notice of the markes of them they being in ladeing

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-|People=<u>Antonio Rodrigues Robles</u>
+|People=<u>Antonio Rodrigues Robles [''alias'' Adrian Turin]</u>
 '''Maurice Woolf discusses the career of Antonio Rodrigues Robles in the context of the use of fictitious names in trade for canary wines between London and the Canaries.'''<ref>[http://www.jhse.org/book/export/article/18011 Maurice Woolf, Foreign Trade of London Jews in the Seventeenth Century', ''TJHSE'' 24 (1975): 38-58], viewed 29/11/13</ref>

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 "In July 1658 Antonio Rodrigues Robles was encountering the London Jews' perennial difficulty of claiming cargo that had, in order to avoid confiscation by the Spaniards, been laded under a fictitious name. [FN69] Robles used the alias Adrian Turin and when a vessel, the ''Mary and Joyce'', had been captured by the Spanish he had had 40 pipes of Canary wine on board. The ship had since been retaken by the Commonwealth, and Robles required the usual witnesses to vouch for him as an English subject. He found them in Domingo de la Cerda [FN70] his accountant and manager; John Bellamy, [FN71] his cooper; Augustine Coronel, and Antonio Fernandez Carvajal. Robles, according to de la Cerda, had constantly traded from the Canaries to London and his factors in Teneriffe sent him 300, 400, and (in 1657) 600 pipes of Canary wine annually. Robles, according to Coronel, had been living in London since 1648.
-In September 166172 and in July 166373 there are two Port Book entries showing that he
+In September 166172 and in July 166373 there are two Port Book entries showing that he exported double bays, serges, cottons, Norwich stuffs, and kersies to the Canaries but not in any large quantities.
 exported double bays, serges, cottons, Norwich stuffs, and kersies to the Canaries but not in any large quantities.
 He was importing wine from the Canaries in 1660 [FN74] but his name does not appear again in the Port Books until 1671, [FN75] when he received a small quantity of Normandy canvas from Rouen. His trade in Canary wine, however, seems to have improved again in the 'seventies and from 1675 to 1679 he averaged over 85 pipes, worth annually about £2,500. [FN76] Records of Robles' exports are infrequent and

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 and Spaine, and therefore danger of confiscation of the wines if
 they had bin knowne to belong to one living in England, and
-therefore beleeveth the sayd drian Turin is some person of some
+therefore beleeveth the sayd Adrian Turin is some person of some
 nation in amity with Spaine and thereby privileged
 to

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         P.R.O. H.C.A. 13/72.
-        De la Cerda appears, trading on his own
+        De la Cerda appears, trading on his own account, in 1662 P.R.O. E.190 48/7 22 August, 2 September.
-account, in 1662 P.R.O. E.190 48/7 22 August,
+        Bellamy was associated with Carvajal's famous raid on the Customs. See Wolf's 'The First English Jew', Trans.JHSE, Vol. II, pp. 38, 41, and 'Jewry of the Restoration,' Trans.JHSE, Vol. V, pp. 6, 9.
 September.
         Bellamy was associated with Carvajal's
 famous raid on the Customs. See Wolf's 'The
 First English Jew', Trans.JHSE, Vol. II, pp. 38,
 , and 'Jewry of the Restoration,' Trans.JHSE,
 Vol. V, pp. 6, 9.
         P.R.O. E.190 48/4.
         P.R.O. E.190 49/3.

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 |People=<u>Antonio Rodrigues Robles</u>
-'''Maurice Woolf discusses the career of Antonio Rodrigues Robles in the context of the use of fictitious names in trade for canary wines between London and the Canaries.'''[[FootNote([http://www.jhse.org/book/export/article/18011 Maurice Woolf, Foreign Trade of London Jews in the
+'''Maurice Woolf discusses the career of Antonio Rodrigues Robles in the context of the use of fictitious names in trade for canary wines between London and the Canaries.'''<ref>[http://www.jhse.org/book/export/article/18011 Maurice Woolf, Foreign Trade of London Jews in the Seventeenth Century], viewed 29/11/13</ref>
-Seventeenth Century]), viewed 29/11/13]]
 "In July 1658 Antonio Rodrigues Robles was encountering the London Jews' perennial difficulty of claiming cargo that had, in order to avoid confiscation by the Spaniards, been laded under a fictitious name. [FN69] Robles used the alias Adrian Turin and when a vessel, the ''Mary and Joyce'', had been captured by the Spanish he had had 40 pipes of Canary wine on board. The ship had since been retaken by the Commonwealth, and Robles required the usual witnesses to vouch for him as an English subject. He found them in Domingo de la Cerda [FN70] his accountant and manager; John Bellamy, [FN71] his cooper; Augustine Coronel, and Antonio Fernandez Carvajal. Robles, according to de la Cerda, had constantly traded from the Canaries to London and his factors in