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1. merchants acquainted therewith, and further that they would put the
2. wine into the same pipe wherein they had drawne ˹it˺, which this deponent
3. willed them to doe, whereupon the Gunner tooke the runlet and carried
4. it into the hold, and this deponent going along with him, sawe him put the
5. said wine out of the Runlet into a pipe marked R. B. which lay neere the
6. said false scuttle and wanted much wine, out of which hee confessed
7. the same to have bin drawne. And saith the said Carter called severall times
8. to the masters mate to make the said scuttle fast, but hee being in badds
9. would not rise, nor did fasten the same. And otherwise hee cannot depose
10. To the seaventh hee saith hee heard some of the shipps company say that
11. they had sold a greate quantitie of wines in the west countrey that
12. came the said voyage in the said shipp.
13. To the 8. and 9 hee saith that in case of storme if any had befallen the
14. said shipp the said voyage, the caske would in probabilitie have bin some of
15. them crushed or broken, which soe farr as hee could see, had not happened
16. to any of the caske aboard. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
17. To the tenth hee saith there were wines that came that voyage hense
18. in the same shipp, sold for some for 35li other{s} for 36li per pipe;
19.
20. To the Interrogatories. CENTRE HEADING
21. To the first hee saith hee was not the voyage in question in the s{aid}
22. shipp, but only went to watch aboard as aforesaid.
23. To the second hee saith hee heard the shipps company say that they
24. were not greate stormes the said voyage, And otherwise hee cannot answer,
25. To the third hee conceiveth the wine that wa{s} in the said runlet was
26. worth 6s per gallon at least, and otherwise hee cannot answer, saving
27. hee did not belong to the shipp.
28. William Word SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
29.
30. The same day. CENTRE HEADING
31. Examined upon the said allegation.
32. <margin value="Left">Rp. 3</margin>.
33. Richard Brian of the parish of Saint Mary at hill london
34. Wine Cooper, aged 30 yeeres or thereabouts sworne
35. and exámined.
36. To the second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that after the
37. arival of the shipp Samuel arlate from the voyage in question to this
38. port, this deponent being Cooper to one of the Merchants went at
39. his instance aboard to looke to the condition of his wines, namely
40. mr Bakers wines, and found that eight pipes of his wines
41. lying in the upper teare were quite drawne out and for and, and
42. halfe another traversed or turned over, and was drawne or run halfe
43. out, and halfe the wine thereof wanting. And saith the said eight
44. pipes that were soe drawne out and run or lost therein, and the
45. said other pipe that was halfe out, very firme, tight and good
46. caskes, and had wine of their stews or chariies broken cracked or hurt
47. that this deponent could perceive, but as good caske as they were
48. at first putting in, which hee knoweth being a wine Cooper and
49. well experienced in the condition of wines and caske.
50. To the fourth hee saith the said caskes were soe ill stowed in the
51. said shipp that they had neither bedds nor coines, but were all loose
52. loose when this deponent came to see and take notice of them, and saith
53. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">that</margin>
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