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1. deponents knowledge who was and came one of the tidesmen aboard her
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2. from Gravesend, and saw the deliverie of the said goods here. And
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3. this deponent conceiveth and saith that such dammage came and
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4. happened through the wilfulnes of or want of skill in the said master,
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5. who (having a good winde) stemmed the tide and coming from
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6. Gravesend upon the flood of tide of ebb, and soe that it was but
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7. yonge flood when shee came to Blackwall, what the shipps that
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8. rode in the river when shee came against Limehouse, were not
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9. quite wunnd, but lay thwart the River, soe that the by which meanes
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10. the said master (who would needs come up with his vesselle quite
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11. through without stopping contrary to what other shipps use to doe
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12. at that such time of the tide, and contrary to the admonition of this
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13. deponent and his precontest) comming neere the shore, hit or stroke his vessell
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14. upon an anchor, in a dangerous manner, and getting cleere, came
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15. on without stopp to Saint Catherines where hee anchored, and upon
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16. anchoring ran againe upon an anchor, and by such runninge and
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17. striking upon anchors, and comming up in such an undue manner,
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18. hee saith the said shipp having holes broke in her, received
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19. much dam water, whereby the said goods were damnified; And in
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20. this the masters obstinate and disorderly proceeding, this deponent
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21. and his said partener said to one another and concluded that hee was
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22. a mostunskilfull young man, and wondered that hee had not a
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23. pilote aboard to bring up his vessell. And otherwise hee cannot
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24. depose.
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25. To the 6. 7. and 8 hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.
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26.
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27. To the Interrogatories. CENTRE HEADING
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28. To the first hee cometh required by the producent to testifie
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29. the truth in this cause, and saith the said bookes were bales of
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30. bookes were soe very wet when they were hoysted up by the tackle
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31. out of the hold, that they were faine to have things put to them
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32. to strengthen them and keepe them from falling in peeces with
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33. theX hoisting, soe that the if they should have bin opened hee verily
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34. beleeveth they would have torn in peeces, and that hee did not see
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35. them opened, saving one of the bales, wherein was some paper
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36. ˹which˺ that was exceedingly damnified with wet, but saith hee did not
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37. see the said bookes in or before the time of lading, And otherwise
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38. hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
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39. To the second hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid
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40. Repeated with his precontest before
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41. doctor Godolphin.
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42. Thomas LXXXX SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
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Revision as of 20:41, May 22, 2013

Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 106
Side Recto
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Editorial history
Created 22/05/13, by CSG

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<document-start>
1. deponents knowledge who was and came one of the tidesmen aboard her
2. from Gravesend, and saw the deliverie of the said goods here. And
3. this deponent conceiveth and saith that such dammage came and
4. happened through the wilfulnes of or want of skill in the said master,
5. who (having a good winde) stemmed the tide and coming from
6. Gravesend upon the flood of tide of ebb, and soe that it was but
7. yonge flood when shee came to Blackwall, what the shipps that
8. rode in the river when shee came against Limehouse, were not
9. quite wunnd, but lay thwart the River, soe that the by which meanes
10. the said master (who would needs come up with his vesselle quite
11. through without stopping contrary to what other shipps use to doe
12. at that such time of the tide, and contrary to the admonition of this
13. deponent and his precontest) comming neere the shore, hit or stroke his vessell
14. upon an anchor, in a dangerous manner, and getting cleere, came
15. on without stopp to Saint Catherines where hee anchored, and upon
16. anchoring ran againe upon an anchor, and by such runninge and
17. striking upon anchors, and comming up in such an undue manner,
18. hee saith the said shipp having holes broke in her, received
19. much dam water, whereby the said goods were damnified; And in
20. this the masters obstinate and disorderly proceeding, this deponent
21. and his said partener said to one another and concluded that hee was
22. a mostunskilfull young man, and wondered that hee had not a
23. pilote aboard to bring up his vessell. And otherwise hee cannot
24. depose.
25. To the 6. 7. and 8 hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.
26.
27. To the Interrogatories. CENTRE HEADING
28. To the first hee cometh required by the producent to testifie
29. the truth in this cause, and saith the said bookes were bales of
30. bookes were soe very wet when they were hoysted up by the tackle
31. out of the hold, that they were faine to have things put to them
32. to strengthen them and keepe them from falling in peeces with
33. theX hoisting, soe that the if they should have bin opened hee verily
34. beleeveth they would have torn in peeces, and that hee did not see
35. them opened, saving one of the bales, wherein was some paper
36. ˹which˺ that was exceedingly damnified with wet, but saith hee did not
37. see the said bookes in or before the time of lading, And otherwise
38. hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
39. To the second hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid
40. Repeated with his precontest before
41. doctor Godolphin.
42. Thomas LXXXX SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
</document-end>

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