HCA 13/71 f.161v Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 161 |
| Side | Verso |
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| First cut transcription started and completed, 13/09/12, by Colin Greenstreet; pasted nto wikispot on 22/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 12/09/13 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 04/04/14, by CSG | |
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1. deponents such arrivall, and about the fourth or fifth day of September 1655
2. the sayd shipp Little Mary arrived allso there, having then two masters on
3. board her. And being so arrived This deponent on the behalfe of the sayd
4. fferdinando Body and by his order did assoone, as with conveniency might
5. be, lade and puttt on board the sayd vessell two hundred forty three
6. barrells of herrings, six thousand weight of booXX and eight hundred
7. Irish pipe staves, and such other goods and merchandises as were there to be
8. Laden, and putt on board her, and and ordered the sayd Masters to sayle
9. away for Teneriffe in the Canaries according to the Charterparty made
10. for the voyage. And the sayd shipp was fully cleared and dispatched by
11. this deponent on behalfe of the sayd Body before the end of September
12. 1655 aforesayd: And the sayd Masters were ordered to be gone immediately, and
13. the wind was good, and they might have departed from Wexford with in the
14. sayd moneth of September, but by reason of the sayd Masters differences
15. and manifold Quarrells each with other they went not nor departed upon
16. the sayd voyage so soone as they might. which he deposeth of his knowledge
17. being privy to the premisses as aforesayd, and well observing the quarrells
18. and differences of the sayd two masters. And otherwise he cannot depose.
19. To the 8th arle he saith, That by reason of the foresayd differences, the sayd
20. shipp departed not from Wexford before the second day of October 1655.
21. and lost severall fair opportunities of departing, which the shipp of
22. one Capt Smith and other shipps tooke advantage of, and so made
23. might the sayd shipp Little Mary have done if her Masters had pleased.
24. And further or otherwise he cannot depose.
25. To the nynth article of the sayd allegation, he saith, That about the second of October
26. and not before, the sayd shipp departed from Wexford, and her sayd Masters
27. instead of sayling for the Canaries went to Youyhall neere Kinsale,
28. in Ireland, and there, as by Letters (which this deponent receayved from
29. his Correspondents there), did stay and remaine with the sayd shipp the
30. Little Mary ten weekes or thereabouts spending their tyme vaynly
31. and quarrelling each with other as formerly they had done. And he
32. likewise credibly heard afterwards, that they brought their sayd
33. shipp to ffalmouth in England, both which deviations they made as this
34. deponent doth beleive and is well assured without the order or direction
35. of the sayd Body, or of any other for him. And otherwise hee
36. cannot depose.
37. To the 14th article he saith, It is very probable and he doth beleive that in case
38. noe differences had happened betwixt the sayd Masters but that the best and
39. soonest advantages of wynd had bene taken in the sayling of the sayd shipp
40. from this port to Wexford, and thence directly to the Canaries, the sayd
41. shipp might have dispatched there, and have returned safe with her
42. homewards Lading to England, before the end of October 1656
43. 1655. as is arlate. And otherwise he cannot depose.
44. To the 15th. article he saith he cánnot depose
45. To the 18th article he saith hee cánnot depose
46. <margin value="Bottom right, below main body of text">To</margin>
