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|Transcription=1. for their great paines labour and care in the sayd &#123;Missing text&#125;
1. for their great paines labour and care in the sayd &#123;Missing text&#125;
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2. schedulate being as hee beleeveth ordinary rates of &#123;Missing text&#125;
 
2. schedulate being as hee beleeveth ordinary rates of &#123;Missing text&#125;
3. to persons in the like shipp as the Recovery and in the like voyage &#123;Missing text&#125;
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3. to persons in the like shipp as the ''Recovery'' and in the like voyage &#123;Missing text&#125;
 
4. places and offices as the parties schedulate did are And further &#123;hee&#125;
 
4. places and offices as the parties schedulate did are And further &#123;hee&#125;
5. cannot depose../
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5. cannot depose./
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6. To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./
 
6. To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./
 
7.
 
7.
 
8. To the Interrogatories./
 
8. To the Interrogatories./
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9. To the first Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively for the
 
9. To the first Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively for the
 
10. resaons in his foregoeing deposition declared./
 
10. resaons in his foregoeing deposition declared./
11. To the 2 ˹and 3˺ Interrogatories hee saith saving his foregoeing deposition wherein
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11. To the 2 and 3 Interrogatories hee saith saving his foregoeing deposition wherein
 
12. hee hath as fully as hee can satisfied the contents of these Interrogatories
 
12. hee hath as fully as hee can satisfied the contents of these Interrogatories
 
13. hee cannot answer otherwise than negatively./
 
13. hee cannot answer otherwise than negatively./
14. To the 4th 5th ˹6th and seaventh˺ Interrogatories hee saith that the sayd
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14. To the 4th 5th 6th and seaventh Interrogatories hee saith that the sayd
 
15. Bartlett did in manner as in this deponents foregoeing deposition
 
15. Bartlett did in manner as in this deponents foregoeing deposition
 
16. is at large declared expresse his desyre to steere for England and
 
16. is at large declared expresse his desyre to steere for England and
 
17. keepe Company with the Gilbert, but the Company seeing the leakinesse
 
17. keepe Company with the Gilbert, but the Company seeing the leakinesse
18. of the shipp and her inability thereby and ˹for˺ want of tackle to performe
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18. of the shipp and her inability thereby and for want of tackle to performe
 
19. the same, and the eminent danger the shipp and lading and
 
19. the same, and the eminent danger the shipp and lading and
 
20. their lives would bee in ˹in˺ fullfilling the sayd Bartletts desyre in steereing
 
20. their lives would bee in ˹in˺ fullfilling the sayd Bartletts desyre in steereing
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24. helped to sayle her into Antego And further saving his foregoeing deposition
 
24. helped to sayle her into Antego And further saving his foregoeing deposition
 
25. hee cannot answere./
 
25. hee cannot answere./
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26. To the 8th Interrogatorie hee saith hee cannot answere knowing nothing
 
26. To the 8th Interrogatorie hee saith hee cannot answere knowing nothing
 
27. touching any threate given to the sayd Bartlett, or scorneing of
 
27. touching any threate given to the sayd Bartlett, or scorneing of
 
28. his Commands, or of any disobedience to them other than what hee hath
 
28. his Commands, or of any disobedience to them other than what hee hath
 
29. before declared./
 
29. before declared./
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30. To the 9th hee saith that by reason of the extraordinary paines
 
30. To the 9th hee saith that by reason of the extraordinary paines
31. the Recoveries Company tooke in continuall pumpeing, the goods on
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31. the ''Recoveries'' Company tooke in continuall pumpeing, the goods on
 
32. board her were preserved dry and in good condition ˹when they came to Antego˺ notwithstanding the
 
32. board her were preserved dry and in good condition ˹when they came to Antego˺ notwithstanding the
 
33. stresse of weather and leakinesse of the sayd shipp./
 
33. stresse of weather and leakinesse of the sayd shipp./
34. To the 10th Interrogatorie hee saith hee had on board the Recovery two hogsheads
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34. To the 10th Interrogatorie hee saith hee had on board the ''Recovery'' two hogsheads
 
35. a Punchion and one barrell of sugar and a hundred and three loggs of fustick
 
35. a Punchion and one barrell of sugar and a hundred and three loggs of fustick
 
36. And saith hee receaved his sugars safe at London and about seaventy loggs
 
36. And saith hee receaved his sugars safe at London and about seaventy loggs
 
37. of his fustick the rest being throwne over board in the
 
37. of his fustick the rest being throwne over board in the
38. storme as hee beleeveth ˹all save twelve loggs which the sayd Bartlett left behinde at the Barbados as hee confessed to this deponent˺ and saith hee knoweth not nor jath heard
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38. storme as hee beleeveth all save twelve loggs which the sayd Bartlett left behinde at the Barbados as hee confessed to this deponent and saith hee knoweth not nor hath heard
 
39. of any goods missing and imbezzled by any of the sayd shipps
 
39. of any goods missing and imbezzled by any of the sayd shipps
 
40. company And further cannot answere./
 
40. company And further cannot answere./
 
41. To the 12th hee saith hee being only a passenger and by condition
 
41. To the 12th hee saith hee being only a passenger and by condition
42. only ˹to˺ worke for his passage till the shipps arrivall at London
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42. only to worke for his passage till the shipps arrivall at London
 
43. did by the consent of the sayd Bartlett leave the sayd shipp imediately
 
43. did by the consent of the sayd Bartlett leave the sayd shipp imediately
44. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">upon</margin>
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1. for their great paines labour and care in the sayd {Missing text}
2. schedulate being as hee beleeveth ordinary rates of {Missing text}
3. to persons in the like shipp as the Recovery and in the like voyage {Missing text}
4. places and offices as the parties schedulate did are And further {hee}
5. cannot depose./

6. To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./
7.
8. To the Interrogatories./

9. To the first Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively for the
10. resaons in his foregoeing deposition declared./

11. To the 2 and 3 Interrogatories hee saith saving his foregoeing deposition wherein
12. hee hath as fully as hee can satisfied the contents of these Interrogatories
13. hee cannot answer otherwise than negatively./

14. To the 4th 5th 6th and seaventh Interrogatories hee saith that the sayd
15. Bartlett did in manner as in this deponents foregoeing deposition
16. is at large declared expresse his desyre to steere for England and
17. keepe Company with the Gilbert, but the Company seeing the leakinesse
18. of the shipp and her inability thereby and for want of tackle to performe
19. the same, and the eminent danger the shipp and lading and
20. their lives would bee in ˹in˺ fullfilling the sayd Bartletts desyre in steereing
21. for England, did in manner predeposed without the Consent of the sayd
22. Bartlett beare up the helme and sayle for the Islands as aforesayd which
23. the sayd Bartlett afterwards did as predeposed condescend unto, and
24. helped to sayle her into Antego And further saving his foregoeing deposition
25. hee cannot answere./

26. To the 8th Interrogatorie hee saith hee cannot answere knowing nothing
27. touching any threate given to the sayd Bartlett, or scorneing of
28. his Commands, or of any disobedience to them other than what hee hath
29. before declared./

30. To the 9th hee saith that by reason of the extraordinary paines
31. the Recoveries Company tooke in continuall pumpeing, the goods on
32. board her were preserved dry and in good condition ˹when they came to Antego˺ notwithstanding the
33. stresse of weather and leakinesse of the sayd shipp./

34. To the 10th Interrogatorie hee saith hee had on board the Recovery two hogsheads
35. a Punchion and one barrell of sugar and a hundred and three loggs of fustick
36. And saith hee receaved his sugars safe at London and about seaventy loggs
37. of his fustick the rest being throwne over board in the
38. storme as hee beleeveth all save twelve loggs which the sayd Bartlett left behinde at the Barbados as hee confessed to this deponent and saith hee knoweth not nor hath heard
39. of any goods missing and imbezzled by any of the sayd shipps
40. company And further cannot answere./
41. To the 12th hee saith hee being only a passenger and by condition
42. only to worke for his passage till the shipps arrivall at London
43. did by the consent of the sayd Bartlett leave the sayd shipp imediately
upon