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==C6/133/228 f. 6==

'''Editorial history'''
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===Abstract & context===

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===Transcription===

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===Commentary===

See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 2|C6/133/228 f. 2]]
See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 3|C6/133/228 f. 3]]
See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 4|C6/133/228 f. 4]]
See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 5|C6/133/228 f. 5]]
See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 6|C6/133/228 f. 6]]

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 ==C6/133/228 f. 6==
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 //The joint and severall Answers of George Kendall, Thomas Paris and Thomas Williams Three of the def:ts to the Bill of Comp:lt of Oliver Williams Comp:lt//
-//The said defts saving to themselves now and at all times hereafter all advantage of Excepconn to the incertainty & insufficiency of the said Bill of Comp:lt for answer to ?p:rmisses thereof as any waies materially concerneth them in ?these XXXXXXXXXXXXXX//
+//The said defts saving to themselves now and at all times hereafter all advantage of Excepconn to the incertainty & insufficiency of the said Bill of Comp:lt for answer to ?p:rmisses thereof as any waies materially concerneth them in ?these ?def:ts  XXXXXXXXXXX//
-//unto say That about the time in the Bill specified these defts and the other deft Alexander ffarley were owners of the shipp called the ''Hopewell''
+//pounds sixteene shillings and ffower pence or thereabouts and then bound for a voyage to Gynney and from there to the Barbadoes, And these defts and the Comp:lt and the said ffarley had such shares & parts in the said shipp and goods as in the said bill of comp:lt aforesaid XX//
-//pounds sixteene shillings and ffower pence or thereabouts and then bound for a voyage to Gynney and from there to the Barbadoes, And these defts and the Comp:lt
+//But the deft Thomas Williams saith That he did not know That the comp:lt had any part therein Till after the said shipp was gone upon her said voyage. And aXXd that upon the promise of the other deft Alexander ffarley That he would manage the said Trade to their best profitt [?of]//
-//But the deft Thomas Williams saith That he did not know That the comp:lt had any part therein Till after the said shipp was gone upon her said voyage. And aXXd that upon the promise of the other deft Alexander ffarley That he would manage the said Trade to their best profitt
+//the severall parts they had therein, And that upon the promise of the other def:t Alexander ffarley That he would manage the said Trade to their best profitt and advantage And that he would give them a true and just accomte of his proceedings in that//
 //voyage and for all goods put aboard the said shipp outwards & homewards upon any private adventure at the returne of the said shipp into England they did trust him to ?bee master & ffactor in the said voyage & to dispose of the goods aboard the said shipp according to their order and directions And this deft George Kendall saith that hee had aboard the said shipp some goods for his private accomte, but the other defts say That they had noe other but what XXX//
-//were for the partable Accomte of all the said adventurers And they say That the said shipp did shortly after proceed upon her said voyage, and they
+//were for the partable Accomte of all the said adventurers And they say That the said shipp did shortly after proceed upon her said voyage, and they beleive That the said ffarley at his arrivall at Gynney and the Barbadoes, did barter sell exchange and//
-//dispose of the severall goods and  merchandizes for good profit, but they doe not know of what value all the goods were which were laded aboard the said shipp either at Gynney or the Barbadoes for the joint accomte of the said Partowners nor XXXXX//
+//dispose of the severall goods and  merchandizes for good profit, but they doe not know of what value all the goods were which were laded aboard the said shipp either at Gynney or the Barbadoes for the joint accomte of the said Partowners nor what//
 //goods were reladen for the private accomte of any other persons save what was returned for the private accomte of the said def:t George Kendall as before is sett forth And these def:ts alsoe say That the said shipp returned into England & arrived//
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 //where they expected to put them of at better rates than they could heere in England And those sugars being much wasted ffive butts more were imployed to fill them upp But this def:t doth not know what the same weighed when the same were//
-//shipped in the Barbadoes nor could any value be sett thereon Till they had beene sold at Rhone, nor of the value now of any Consideracon (the said sugar and shipp being taken as prize by the Hollanders in her passage to Rhone And this def:t XXXX//
+//shipped in the Barbadoes nor could any value be sett thereon Till they had beene sold at Rhone, nor of the value now of any Consideracon (the said sugar and shipp being taken as prize by the Hollanders in her passage to Rhone And this def:t ?Thomas//
 //Paris saith That he did acquaint the comp:lt with their intention to send the said sugars to some parts beyond the seas and the causes that moved them thereunto; And this def:t demanded of him what he would doe with his part thereof To//
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 //hath delivered him back divers of the goods which he put aboard the said shipp for his adventure, And these def:ts doe deny all combinaccon w:th the said ffarley or any other to make the comp:lt to participate of such//
-//miscarriage and charge in the said voyage to Rhone or that they knew That the compl:lt never gave any consent or order for the transportation of the said sugars, for these def:ts say That he was soe farr from contradicting//
+//miscarriage and charge in the said voyage to Rhone or that they knew That the compl:lt never gave any consent or order for the transportation of the said sugars, for these def:ts say That he was soe farr from contradicting or//
 //gainsaying the same That when he was made acquainted thereof he did consent thereunto as before is declared, But these defts doe deny That the said sugars might have been sold heere at the rate the rest were, by//
-//reason of the badnes thereof, for if that had beene true, these def:ts would never have sent them beyond the seas, nor hazarded the lesse thereof, And this deft George Kendall doth deny That he hath omitted to place the XXX//
+//reason of the badnes thereof, for if that had beene true, these def:ts would never have sent them beyond the seas, nor hazarded the lesse thereof, And this deft George Kendall doth deny That he hath omitted to place to/
 //accomte any other goods and merchandizes or for fraighte receaved for the joint accomte or that he or any other of the partowners did consent That sixty fower pounds of the money from which the said shipp Tackle & furniture//
-//was sold to M:r Gold should be abated, But he saith That it is true That M:r Gold doth deteine soemuch money in his hands by reason of some arrest or attachment for engagem:ts which the said ffarley had made the ?same (Or, ??said?//
+//was sold to M:r Gold should be abated, But he saith That it is true That M:r Gold doth deteine soemuch money in his hands by reason of some arrest or attachment for engagem:ts which the said ffarley had made the said//
-//shipp lyable unto, before the sale thereof and which were then unknowne to these def:ts, and this def:t can be accomtable for noe more
+//shipp lyable unto, before the sale thereof and which were then unknowne to these def:ts, and this def:t can be accomtable for noe more than he hath receaved, nor is it materiall to these def:ts whether the def:t did consent//
-//thereunto  or not, for the said money was not deteyned by the consent of any of these def:ts, if it could have beene
+//thereunto or not, for the said money was not deteyned by the consent of any of these def:ts, if it could have beene XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX and they are greater ??lossess thereby than the comp:lt, And the def:t George Kendall saith//
 //That the comp:lt was present w:th him at the Treaty w:th the said M:r Gold for the sale of the said shipp and ?he ??consented and agreed to the sale thereof, And this def:t George Kendall denyes That on the debtors side he hath placed to/
-//accompt divers summes of money for custome excize and charges more than he hath paid, And this def:t saith That he did shew unto the comp:lt and the other def:ts the seamens severall acquitatances
+//accompt divers summes of money for custome excize and charges more than he hath paid, And this def:t saith That he did shew unto the comp:lt and the other def:ts the seamens severall acquittances under their hands for the money he paid ?them//
 //for wages which amounte to the summe in the Bill menconned or neare thereabouts, and he is still ready to produce the same (if it be required) And this def:t saith That by consent of the partowners he was to have factorage for sellin the said goods//
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 //and ???expence And whereof they humbly pray That this Court will take XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX matter or thing in the said Bill of comp:lt conteyned materiall or effectuall in the law to be by these def:ts XXXXXXXXXXXXX//
-//XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX not well and sufficiently answered unto confessed and avoyded traversed or denyed is true, All which matters and things these def:ts are and wilbe ready to averr and prove as this hono:ble Court shall award and//
+//??therein and XXXXXX not well and sufficiently answered unto confessed and avoyded traversed or denyed is true, All which matters and things these def:ts are and wilbe ready to averr and prove as this hono:ble Court shall award and//
-//humbly pray to be hence dismissed w:th their reasonable costs and charges herein wrongfully susteyned
+//humbly pray to be hence dismissed w:th their reasonable costs and charges herein wrongfully susteyned//

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 //miscarriage and charge in the said voyage to Rhone or that they knew That the compl:lt never gave any consent or order for the transportation of the said sugars, for these def:ts say That he was soe farr from contradicting//
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+//gainsaying the same That when he was made acquainted thereof he did consent thereunto as before is declared, But these defts doe deny That the said sugars might have been sold heere at the rate the rest were, by//
 before is declared, But these defts doe deny That the said sugars might have been sold heere at the rate the rest were, by//
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+//reason of the badnes thereof, for if that had beene true, these def:ts would never have sent them beyond the seas, nor hazarded the lesse thereof, And this deft George Kendall doth deny That he hath omitted to place the XXX//
 beyond the seas, nor hazarded the lesse thereof, And this deft George Kendall doth deny That he hath omitted to place the//
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+//accomte any other goods and merchandizes or for fraighte receaved for the joint accomte or that he or any other of the partowners did consent That sixty fower pounds of the money from which the said shipp Tackle & furniture//
-any other of the Partowners did consent That sixty fower pounds of the money from which the said shipp Tackle & furniture//
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+//was sold to M:r Gold should be abated, But he saith That it is true That M:r Gold doth deteine soemuch money in his hands by reason of some arrest or attachment for engagem:ts which the said ffarley had made the ?same (Or, ??said?//
 money in his hands by reason of some arrest or attachment for engagem:ts which the said ffarley had made the ?same (Or, ??said?//
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 //Paris saith That he did acquaint the comp:lt with their intention to send the said sugars to some parts beyond the seas and the causes that moved them thereunto; And this def:t demanded of him what he would doe with his part thereof To//
-//which he replyed That his part of the said sugars came but to a litle and that he would doe as the rest of the Partowners did, And this def:t George Kendall saith That he did not XXX to place to accomte any parte of the Elephants Teeth//
+//which he replyed That his part of the said sugars came but to a litle and that he would doe as the rest of the Partowners did, And this def:t George Kendall saith That he did not omitt to place to accomte any parte of the Elephants Teeth or//
 //malegettoes, or that he receaved any more Teeth or malegettoes from the said ffarley than are menconned in the said Accomte delivered to this def:t by the said ffarley and the said Accomte delivered by this def:t to the rest of the Partowners//
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 //they were landed nor their number and weight being laden aboard the said shipp and taken upp w:th other goods, nor is it materiall what the marks and numbers were at their shipping for Rhone, the weight or quantity of the  said//
-//sugars being acknowledged by the comp:lt to be Twenty Butts and that ffive butts were imployed to make them upp and the comp:lt made no question
+//sugars being acknowledged by the comp:lt to be Twenty Butts and that ffive butts were imployed to make them upp and the comp:lt made no question either touching the number markes or weight when the said Accompt was shewed unto him//
-//and the rest of the def:ts, nor did he  then take any Excepconns to the said Accomte, And the comp:lt himselfe (upon perusall of the said Accomte) did
+//and the rest of the def:ts, nor did he  then take any Excepconns to the said Accomte, And the comp:lt himselfe (upon perusall of the said Accomte) did himselfe cast upp what every mans dividends came unto, and which was paid unto them respectively//
-//without any dispute made touching the same soe that the comp:lt hath noe just cause to question these def:ts for the same nor to put them to the unnecessary
+//without any dispute made touching the same soe that the comp:lt hath noe just cause to question these def:ts for the same nor to put them to the unnecessary Charge of this suite, which these def:ts have cause to beleive is presented by//
-//Combinacon betweene the comp:lt and the said ffarley, by whom and not by these def:ts, the comp:lt was brought in to be Partner in the said shipp
+//Combinacon betweene the comp:lt and the said ffarley, by whom and not by these def:ts, the comp:lt was brought in to be Partner in the said shipp and goods, and the comp:lt did not pay his proporcon in money as these def:ts did that he brought//
-//in his adventure in ?Calivers and Pistolls which he values at a hundred pounds, but were not worth Threescore pounds (as these def:ts conceave of
+//in his adventure in Calivers and Pistolls which he values at a hundred pounds, but were not worth Threescore pounds (as these def:ts conceave and they beleive they did not stand XXX in somme whereas he made a greater gaine to him//
-//selfe than beXX def:ts did, who brought in their proportionable parts in money and besides the ninety pounds which the comp:lt hath receaved of
+//selfe than these def:ts did, who brought in their proportionable parts in money and besides the ninety pounds which the comp:lt hath receaved of receaved of this def:t upon the joint Accomte, the said ffarley (as these def:ts have beene informed//
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 //which he replyed That his part of the said sugars came but to a litle and that he would doe as the rest of the Partowners did, And this def:t George Kendall saith That he did not XXX to place to accomte any parte of the Elephants Teeth//
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 //pounds sixteene shillings and ffower pence or thereabouts and then bound for a voyage to Gynney and from there to the Barbadoes, And these defts and the Comp:lt
-//But the deft Thomas Williams saith That he did not know That the comp:lt had any part therein Till after the said shipp was gone upon her said voyage. And
+//But the deft Thomas Williams saith That he did not know That the comp:lt had any part therein Till after the said shipp was gone upon her said voyage. And aXXd that upon the promise of the other deft Alexander ffarley That he would manage the said Trade to their best profitt
- aXXd that upon the promise of the other deft Alexander ffarley That he would manage the said Trade to their best profitt
 //voyage and for all goods put aboard the said shipp outwards & homewards upon any private adventure at the returne of the said shipp into England they did trust him to ?bee master & ffactor in the said voyage & to dispose of the goods aboard the said shipp according to their order and directions And this deft George Kendall saith that hee had aboard the said shipp some goods for his private accomte, but the other defts say That they had noe other but what XXX//

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 ===Commentary===
 See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 2|C6/133/228 f. 2]]
 See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 3|C6/133/228 f. 3]]
 See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 4|C6/133/228 f. 4]]
 See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 5|C6/133/228 f. 5]]
-See [[MRP: C6/133/228 f. 6|C6/133/228 f. 6]]
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