HCA 13/73 f.68v Annotate - Revision history

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+|Transcription=The 24th of ffebruary &#58; 1658&#58;
-|Transcription=The 24th of ffebruary : 1658:
-On the behalfe of Richard North:)
+On the behalfe of Richard North&#58;)
 Gunners Mate of the ship the ffrederick)
 Samuel Stanton Master)
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 Examined upon Interrogatories ministred on the
 behalfe of the said Richard North, saith and
-deposeth by vertue of his oath:/:
+deposeth by vertue of his oath&#58;/&#58;
 To the first Interrogatories hee saith that hee hath well knowne?th (sic)
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 Richard North had on board the said ship ''ffredericlk'' for
 his owne account and adventure two Parcell and a half
-of White Pepper each Parcell containing 132 ib worth here in England about Eighteene
+of White Pepper each Parcell containing 132 lb worth here in England about Eighteene
-Pence per pound: About Eighteene Hundred of Ca?mes  &#91;OR, ?Ga?mes&#93;, worth
+Pence per pound&#58; About Eighteene Hundred of Ca?mes  &#91;OR, ?Ga?mes&#93;, worth
-here in England thirty shillings a hundred: A hogshead
+here in England thirty shillings a hundred&#58; A hogshead
-of Rack, well worth in England 2: lb sterling about two hundred
+of Rack, well worth in England 2&#58; ''li'' sterling about two hundred
-weight of tamezin, worth here in England 3: lb per hundred
+weight of tamezin, worth here in England 3&#58; ''li'' per hundred
 And the said respective goods would as hee verily beleeveth
 have yeilded the foresaid Prices. here, had they safely arrived
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 with the said North; and was with him when hee
 bought the said goods at Bantam, and helped him to
-Lade them on board the said ship: And further Cannot depose
+Lade them on board the said ship&#58; And further Cannot depose
 Repeated before Doctor Godolphin
 Thomas Sloper &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 To the first Interrogatories hee saith that hee hath well knowne?th (sic)
 the said Richard North for about seaven yeeres last, who
-hee saith was Gunners mate of the said ship the ''ffrederock'' att
+hee saith was Gunners mate of the said ship the ''ffrederick'' att
 the time of her seizure by some of the ships in the service
 of the Dutch East India Company of holland, which

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 his owne account and adventure two Parcell and a half
 of White Pepper each Parcell containing 132 ib worth here in England about Eighteene
-Pence per pound: About Eighteene Hundred of Ca?mes, worth
+Pence per pound: About Eighteene Hundred of Ca?mes  &#91;OR, ?Ga?mes&#93;, worth
 here in England thirty shillings a hundred: A hogshead
 of Rack, well worth in England 2: lb sterling about two hundred