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|Transcription=ánd would have there yeilded ánd produced after the rates following, that
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is to say. the sayd herrings betwixt eighty ánd ninety Ryalls per
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barrell, the sayd beefe a Ryall or upward per pound, and the
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sayd pipestaves a thousand Ryalls per thousand. And that was then
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ánd formerly likewise the usuall ánd ordinary price for such
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goods ánd he this deponent hath sold ánd seene the same sold, And
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somuch or thereabouts, had they come well conditioned they would then
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ánd there have bene worth. And the same would have produced a
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good quantity of wynes but how much he ćannot depose. And
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further or otherwise knoweth not saving that upon his coming to
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London ánd in the monethes of January ánd ffebruary last past
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Canary wynes did yeild an high price from about one and thirty
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to five or six and thirty pounds sterleing per pipe according to their
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respective quality and goodnes. which he knoweth by what he hath
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heard saw and observed, ánd did himselfe sell of those wynes
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átt thirty two pounds sterling per pipe.
  
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|Transcription=1. ánd would have there yeilded ánd produced after the rates following, that
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To the 18th. and nyneteenth articles of the sayd Libell he saith that there
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2. is to say. the sayd herrings betwixt eighty ánd ninety Ryalls per
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were of this deponents knowledge about nyne English shipps
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3. barrell, the sayd beefe a Ryall or upward per pound, and the
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laden att the Canaries with wynes after the Embargo came there
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4. sayd pipestaves a thousand Ryalls per thousand. And that was then
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and whilst this deponent remaiyned there in the monethes of
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5. ánd formerly likewise the usuall ánd ordinary price for such
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October, November and december <u>1655.</u> last past, and that in safety
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6. goods ánd he this deponent hath sold ánd seene the same sold, And
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and without danger, and he this deponent knoweth that within the sayd
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7. somuch or thereabouts, had they come well conditioned they would then
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monethes and in expectation of the sayd shipp the ''Little Mary'' the
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8. ánd there have bene worth. And the same would have produced a
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foresayd Mr Stephens had procured liberty that she might have bene
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9. good quantity of wynes but how much he ćannot depose. And
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laden as other English shipps were, and to that purpose he
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10. further or otherwise knoweth not saving that upon his coming to
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had procured dutch dispatches and writings for them, which dispatches
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11. London ánd in the monethes of January ánd ffebruary last past
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this deponent saw ánd for some tyme had in his Custody, And
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12. Canary wynes did yeild an high price from about one and thirty
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is well assured for the Reasons aforesayd, That in case the sayd
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13. to five or six and thirty pounds sterleing per pipe according to their
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shipp ''Little Mary'' had arrived ánd come to the Canaries in the monethes
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14. respective quality and goodnes. which he knoweth by what he hath GUTTER
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of October November december <u>1655</u> whilst this deponent was
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15. heard saw and observed, ánd did himselfe sell of those wanes
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there she might ánd would have bene laden with wynes ánd might
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16. átt thirty two pounds sterling per pipe.
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have returned in safety for England as the sayd other English
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shipps did, upon one of which being the ''Elizabeth'' of London
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John Salmon Master he this deponent did lade one hundred seventy
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odd pipes of wyne in November and december <u>1655</u> last past
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which are since safely come to this Port of London. and otherwise
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he cannot depose.
  
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17. To the 18th. and nyneteenth articles of the sayd Libell he saith that there
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To the 20th. 21th. articles he saith he cannot depose.
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18. were of this deponents knowledge about nyne English shipps
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19. laden att the Canaries with wynes after the Embargo came there
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20. and whilst this deponent remaiyned there in the monethes of
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21. October, November and december 1655. last past, and that in safety
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22. and without danger, and he this deponent knoweth that within the sayd
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23. monethes and in expectation of the sayd shipp the Little Mary the
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24. foresayd Mr Stephens had procured liberty that she might have bene
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25. laden as other English shipps were, and to that purpose he
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26. had procured dutch dispatches and writings for them, which dispatches
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27. this deponent saw ánd for some tyme had in his Custody, And
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28. is well assured for the Reasons aforesayd, That in case the sayd
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29. shipp Little Mary had arrived ánd come to the Canaries in the monethes
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30. of October November december 1655 whilst this deponent was
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31. there she might ánd would have bene laden with wynes ánd might
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32. have returned in safety for England as the sayd other English
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33. shipps did, upon one of which beingthe Elizabeth of London
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34. John Salmon Master he this deponent did lade one hundred seventy
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35. odd pipes of wyne in November and december 1655 last past
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36. which are since safely come to this Port of London and otherwise
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37. he cannot depose.
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38. To the 20th. 21th. articles he saith he cannot depose.
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To the 22. 23. and 24th articles he referrs himselfe to the law and the Acts
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of the Court ánd to his foregoeing depositions which he saith
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39. To the 22. 23. and 24th articles he referrs himselfe to the law and the Acts
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are true And otherwise cannot depose.
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40. of the Court ánd to his foregoeing depositions which he saith
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41. are true And otherwise cannot depose.
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To the Crosse Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 
To the Crosse Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
  
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44. To the first Interrogatory This Rendent saith, That he expects nothing for
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To the first Interrogatory This Rendent saith, That he expects nothing for
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45. his deposition nor is promised any thing nor is any way concerned
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his deposition nor is promised any thing nor is any way concerned
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46. other than to declare what he ˹hath˺ now deposed which att the sayd Mr Bodys
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other than to declare what he hath now deposed which att the sayd Mr Bodys
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wynes
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 207
Side Recto
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IMAGE: P1130572.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2012/11/02
Editorial history
Edited on 10/05/2014 by Colin Greenstreet

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ánd would have there yeilded ánd produced after the rates following, that
is to say. the sayd herrings betwixt eighty ánd ninety Ryalls per
barrell, the sayd beefe a Ryall or upward per pound, and the
sayd pipestaves a thousand Ryalls per thousand. And that was then
ánd formerly likewise the usuall ánd ordinary price for such
goods ánd he this deponent hath sold ánd seene the same sold, And
somuch or thereabouts, had they come well conditioned they would then
ánd there have bene worth. And the same would have produced a
good quantity of wynes but how much he ćannot depose. And
further or otherwise knoweth not saving that upon his coming to
London ánd in the monethes of January ánd ffebruary last past
Canary wynes did yeild an high price from about one and thirty
to five or six and thirty pounds sterleing per pipe according to their
respective quality and goodnes. which he knoweth by what he hath
heard saw and observed, ánd did himselfe sell of those wynes
átt thirty two pounds sterling per pipe.

To the 18th. and nyneteenth articles of the sayd Libell he saith that there
were of this deponents knowledge about nyne English shipps
laden att the Canaries with wynes after the Embargo came there
and whilst this deponent remaiyned there in the monethes of
October, November and december 1655. last past, and that in safety
and without danger, and he this deponent knoweth that within the sayd
monethes and in expectation of the sayd shipp the Little Mary the
foresayd Mr Stephens had procured liberty that she might have bene
laden as other English shipps were, and to that purpose he
had procured dutch dispatches and writings for them, which dispatches
this deponent saw ánd for some tyme had in his Custody, And
is well assured for the Reasons aforesayd, That in case the sayd
shipp Little Mary had arrived ánd come to the Canaries in the monethes
of October November december 1655 whilst this deponent was
there she might ánd would have bene laden with wynes ánd might
have returned in safety for England as the sayd other English
shipps did, upon one of which being the Elizabeth of London
John Salmon Master he this deponent did lade one hundred seventy
odd pipes of wyne in November and december 1655 last past
which are since safely come to this Port of London. and otherwise
he cannot depose.

To the 20th. 21th. articles he saith he cannot depose.

To the 22. 23. and 24th articles he referrs himselfe to the law and the Acts
of the Court ánd to his foregoeing depositions which he saith
are true And otherwise cannot depose.

To the Crosse Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first Interrogatory This Rendent saith, That he expects nothing for
his deposition nor is promised any thing nor is any way concerned
other than to declare what he hath now deposed which att the sayd Mr Bodys
[?request]

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