HCA 13/76 f.544r Annotate - Revision history

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Eadem die. [CENTRE HEADING]

Super allegatione pred[?ca].

'''2'''

'''Stephanus White''' civitatis Nristoliensis Nauta, [?arles] ibm, etatis
30ta. annorum aut eu circiter, testis productus.

Ad primum arlum deponit that the day whereon the ''Recovery'' and ''Charitie''
arlate came fowle of each other being about eight moneths since, was a very
darke and foggie day, and saith that in such weather the masters and mariners
of shipps ought to be upon their watch on the decks, and to make a noise
by some of the meanes arlate videlicet by ringing a bell, beating a drum, or
sounding a trumpet (if they have them) or some other wayes, as by beating
with a greate mall or sledge upon the anchor with whooping and holloring
that soe those of other shipps may take notice of and avoid them, and this
hee saith was and is usuall and customary at sea in such weather, which
hee knoweth having gone to sea on voyages for theise eighteene yeares last.

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