HCA 13/76 f.17r Annotate - Revision history

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|Transcription=they were met with by two Holland men of warr, one of w:ch haled
them and bad them come aboard, an XXXXX ducth answered
that the XXX men XX XXX and biund for Ostend, and for coming aboard
they made XXX
XXXX as they could
them to lie by them till morning (for in war XXX when they XX
came up with them) this XXXXX XXXX man of warr XXXX
put XX his boate and came aboard and finde their English documents
made them all fast up with five or six XX XXX in the said English
Ensign, and XXXX them
the XX and XXX them, namely the said XXX
bills of lading, and noe other papers or writings whatsoever were
at XXX XXXXXXXXXXX, And about the middle of the
first XXXX in the night, and Ostender (then with other Ostenders and
an English shipp were in their XXXXX) carrying her XXX
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 ''Nostra Signora'', Luke &#91;?Roche&#93; master of the said English shipp. Et alr
 nescit, saving that the said Alderman ffoote Mr Pourteen and
-Mr Eatts and partners were and are the true proprietors of the
+Mr Watts and partners were and are the true proprietors of the
 said goods saving the kidd skinns which belong as aforesaid.

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-|Transcription=they were met with by two Holland men of warr, one of which haled
+|Transcription=they were met with by two holland men of warr, one of which haled
-them and bad them come aboard, an XXXXX dutch answered
+them and bad them come aboard, but this deponent in dutch answered
-that the XXX men XX XXX and biund for Ostend, and for coming aboard
+that the shipp was from Venice and bound for Ostend, and for coming aboard
-they made XXX
+they could not doe it in regard their boate was stowed betwixt decks
-XXXX as they could
+soe as they could not come at it, whereupon they commannding
-them to lie by them till morning (for in war XXX when they XX
+them to lie by them till morning (for in was evening when they soe
-came up with them) this XXXXX XXXX man of warr XXXX
+came up with them) this deponent suspecting that the man of warr might
-put XX his boate and came aboard and finde their English documents
+set out his boate and came aboard and finde their English documents
-made them all fast up with five or six XX XXX in the said English
+made them all fast up with five or six great shott in the said English
-Ensign, and XXXX them
+Ensign, and soe heaved them out at the gun roome port into
-the XX and XXX them, namely the said XXX
+the sea and sunck them, namely the said passe, certificate and colourable
 bills of lading, and noe other papers or writings whatsoever were
-at XXX XXXXXXXXXXX, And about the middle of the
+as hee saith made away or concealed, And about the middle of the
-first XXXX in the night, and Ostender (then with other Ostenders and
+first watch in the night, and Ostender (that with other Ostenders and
-an English shipp were in their XXXXX) carrying her XXX
+an English shipp were in their company) carrying the &#91;?light&#93; made saile
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 them and bad them come aboard, an XXXXX dutch answered