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|Transcription=said Voyage, and had the Disposall of all of the said Goods and otherwise
hee cannot depose; being only a foremastman of the said Ship:/.

To the second hee saith that the said Ship went from Amsterdam
to an Island, w:ch as hee taketh is called Trinidad.
and from thence went to Comana, and thence to Truxilla
and there delivered out severall of the said outward goods
and thence went to Honduras and there delivered the rest
of the said outward goods. and tooke in Chests of Indico and Druggs
but the Quantity thereof hee knoweth not and thence
returned to Truxille, and there tooke in Sassa perilla and
?ligden. but the number or Quantity hee knoweth not, And
further hee cannot depose:/.

To the 3.:d hee saith that having y:e Received on board y:e sd Ship
the said goods at Truxille y:t shee departed, to come as it
was there said aboard) for Spaine, she touched by foule
weather at Mata?nsa, and thence (when the weather served,
setting Saile againe, hee heard y:e marine:rs (when shee
was out at Sea), say that shee was bound there for England to discharge and
afterwards, as hee saith shee came to noe port untill shee came
to Milford Havin (sic), And saith the said John Lopes. (who as hee
taketh it, is a Spaniard) caused y:e said goods to be laden
on board at the said severallplaces. amd otherwise hee cannot
depose./.

To the .4:th hee saith that M:r Betts was Comander of the
said ship the said Voyage
and otherwise hee cannot Answer:/.

To the 5:th hee answereth negatively for his part, and
further cannot answer./

To the 6:th hee saith hee bever knewe nor sawe the said
ship before her comming to Amsterdam to goe the said
Voyage, and otherwise cannot answer, saving shee did not
carry the Spannish Colo:rs:/.

To the 7:th hee saith that there were about twenty men
belonging to the said Ship the said Voyage; whereof
Seaven (with the said John Lopes are Spaniards, and
foure of them are nowe in London being this day brought
hether from Chelsey Colledge whereof this depo:t is one,
and otherwise cannot answer./.

To the 8.:th hee saith that there were tenne Gunns belonging
to the said Ship at the time of her being Staid at Millford
Haven, at w:ch time there was a Salt, Eight spoones, two cupps, two
plates, on board her all of Silver, and otherwise hee
cannot Answer:/:

To the 9.;th hee cannot depose;/;

To the further Interries:/:

To the first hee saith that the said Ship shortly before she came
to Milford Haven coming neere to a Little Illands (the
name whereof hee knoweth not) came there to an Anchor, and
there an English boate came of board her, and then all the Spaniards
retired into the Gunnroome; saving John Lopez, and the said Betts
XXX

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 To the 9th hee cannot depose;/;
-To the further Interrogatories:/: CENTRE HEADING
+To the further Interrogatories:/: &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 To the first hee saith that the said Ship shortly before she came

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 |Transcription=said Voyage, and had the Disposall of all of the said Goods and otherwise
-hee cannot depose; being only a foremastman of the said Ship:/.
+hee cannot depose; being only a foremastman of the said Ship&#58;/.
 To the second hee saith that the said Ship went from Amsterdam
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 returned to Truxille, and there tooke in Sassa perilla and
 ?ligden. but the number or Quantity hee knoweth not, And
-further hee cannot depose:/.
+further hee cannot depose&#58;/.
 To the 3.d hee saith that having the Received on board the said Ship
@@ Line 33: / Line 29: @@
 was there said aboard) for Spaine, she touched by foule
 weather at Mata?nsa, and thence (when the weather served,
-setting Saile againe, hee heard the marine:rs (when shee
+setting Saile againe, hee heard the marine&#58;rs (when shee
 was out at Sea), say that shee was bound there for England to discharge and
 afterwards, as hee saith shee came to noe port untill shee came
@@ Line 43: / Line 39: @@
 To the .4th hee saith that Mr Betts was Comander of the
 said ship the said Voyage
-and otherwise hee cannot Answer:/.
+and otherwise hee cannot Answer&#58;/.
 To the 5th hee answereth negatively for his part, and
@@ Line 51: / Line 47: @@
 ship before her comming to Amsterdam to goe the said
 Voyage, and otherwise cannot answer, saving shee did not
-carry the Spannish Colours:/.
+carry the Spannish Colours&#58;/.
 To the 7th hee saith that there were about twenty men
@@ Line 57: / Line 53: @@
 Seaven (with the said John Lopes are Spaniards, and
 foure of them are nowe in London being this day brought
-hether from Chelsey Colledge whereof this depo:t is one,
+hether from Chelsey Colledge whereof this depo&#58;t is one,
 and otherwise cannot answer./.
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 Haven, at which time there was a Salt, Eight spoones, two cupps, two
 plates, on board her all of Silver, and otherwise hee
-cannot Answer:/:
+cannot Answer&#58;/&#58;
 To the 9th hee cannot depose;/;
-To the further Interrogatories:/: &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+To the further Interrogatories&#58;/&#58; &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 To the first hee saith that the said Ship shortly before she came
@@ Line 76: / Line 72: @@
 retired into the Gunnroome; saving John Lopez, and the said Betts
 only
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@@ Line 75: / Line 75: @@
 there an English boate came of board her, and then all the Spaniards
 retired into the Gunnroome; saving John Lopez, and the said Betts
-XXX
+only
 }}

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 To the second hee saith that the said Ship went from Amsterdam
-to an Island, w:ch as hee taketh is called Trinidad.
+to an Island, which as hee taketh is called Trinidad.
 and from thence went to Comana, and thence to Truxilla
 and there delivered out severall of the said outward goods
@@ Line 29: / Line 29: @@
 further hee cannot depose:/.
-To the 3.:d hee saith that having y:e Received on board y:e sd Ship
+To the 3.d hee saith that having the Received on board the said Ship
-the said goods at Truxille y:t shee departed, to come as it
+the said goods at Truxille that shee departed, to come as it
 was there said aboard) for Spaine, she touched by foule
 weather at Mata?nsa, and thence (when the weather served,
-setting Saile againe, hee heard y:e marine:rs (when shee
+setting Saile againe, hee heard the marine:rs (when shee
 was out at Sea), say that shee was bound there for England to discharge and
 afterwards, as hee saith shee came to noe port untill shee came
 to Milford Havin (sic), And saith the said John Lopes. (who as hee
-taketh it, is a Spaniard) caused y:e said goods to be laden
+taketh it, is a Spaniard) caused the said goods to be laden
-on board at the said severallplaces. amd otherwise hee cannot
+on board at the said severall places. amd otherwise hee cannot
 depose./.
-To the .4:th hee saith that M:r Betts was Comander of the
+To the .4th hee saith that Mr Betts was Comander of the
 said ship the said Voyage
 and otherwise hee cannot Answer:/.
-To the 5:th hee answereth negatively for his part, and
+To the 5th hee answereth negatively for his part, and
 further cannot answer./
-To the 6:th hee saith hee bever knewe nor sawe the said
+To the 6th hee saith hee bever knewe nor sawe the said
 ship before her comming to Amsterdam to goe the said
 Voyage, and otherwise cannot answer, saving shee did not
-carry the Spannish Colo:rs:/.
+carry the Spannish Colours:/.
-To the 7:th hee saith that there were about twenty men
+To the 7th hee saith that there were about twenty men
 belonging to the said Ship the said Voyage; whereof
 Seaven (with the said John Lopes are Spaniards, and
@@ Line 60: / Line 60: @@
 and otherwise cannot answer./.
-To the 8.:th hee saith that there were tenne Gunns belonging
+To the 8.th hee saith that there were tenne Gunns belonging
 to the said Ship at the time of her being Staid at Millford
-Haven, at w:ch time there was a Salt, Eight spoones, two cupps, two
+Haven, at which time there was a Salt, Eight spoones, two cupps, two
 plates, on board her all of Silver, and otherwise hee
 cannot Answer:/:
-To the 9.th hee cannot depose;/;
+To the 9th hee cannot depose;/;
-To the further Interries:/:
+To the further Interrogatories:/: CENTRE HEADING
 To the first hee saith that the said Ship shortly before she came
-to Milford Haven coming neere to a Little Illands (the
+to Milford Haven coming neere to a Little Illand (the
 name whereof hee knoweth not) came there to an Anchor, and
 there an English boate came of board her, and then all the Spaniards