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| + | //The schedule whereof menncon is made in the Answer whereunto this Schedule is annexed// | ||
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| + | //THIS CHARTERPARTY Indented of affraightment made the first day of November Anno Domini 1667 In the nyneteenth yeare of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles the Second King of Great Brittain & Between// | ||
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| + | //John Letten of the Citty of London Merchant parte owner And Thomas Hobbard Master of that good Shipp or Vessell called the ''William'' of London burthern one hundred and Twenty Tunns ordinary Tunnage more or// | ||
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| + | //less now in the Port of London of the one parte And George Cock Esq:r and James Temple of the Citty of London Merchant of the other parte Witnesseth That the said Master by and with the consent of the sd owner testified by his being a party// | ||
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| + | //withofe p:resents Hath granted and letten to freight as by these p:rsents thesaid Master doth grannt and lett the said shipp to freight unto these Merchants by the month for and dureing the Tearme and tyme of Twelve months certain and eighteen// | ||
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| + | //months at longest accounting Rate XXXX Monethes to remained from the said Shipps falling down to Gravesen or the Sixth day of December next arising at and for the Rate and price of One hundred and thirty pounds of lawfull money of England// | ||
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| + | //p month for the Voyage following And therefore the same Ma:r doth for himselfe his executo:r & administrato:r covenant promise and agree to and with the sd Merchants their Executors Administrators and assignes and every of them by these p:rsents// | ||
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| + | //That the said Shipp before her departure from Gravesend shall be strong and substantially manned with Eighteen Marriners including the said Master(s) Armed with eight peeces of Ordinance and two Barrells of Powder to every peice of// | ||
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| + | //Ordinance and well and sufficiently stowed victualled fitted and equipped with all Tackle apparell provision ffurniture and ammunition needfull and necessary for such a Shipp and such a Voyage And alsoe fitted and supplyed with// | ||
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| + | //all matterialls and stores for the accomodating and carrying of XXXXX (victuallinge and clothing excepted) And that the sd Shipp soe fitted and equipped as aforesaid by gods grace and wind and weather pmitting on or before the said// | ||
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| + | //sixth day of December next ensuing shall be ready to depart from Gravesend and by all opportunities of wind and weather according to the Endev:r and appointments of the said Merchants their Executo:rs ffacto:rs or assignes shall sayle XXed// | ||
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| + | //apply to any Ports or partes of Guiney and from thene unto any the plantacons on Islands of America under the dominion of our Sovereign Lord the King And from thence returne unto the porte of London and there end and be// | ||
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| + | //discharged from the said Voyage And that the sd Ma:r together with the sd Shipps company at all XXX or any theappointed ports and places according to the Order and appointm:t of these Merchants their Executo:rs ffacto:rs or assignes// | ||
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| + | //shall Lade unlade relade & unlade the sd Shipp And with the Boate or Boates of the said Shipp dispatch and discharge all usuall affaires for the sd Voyage And the sd Merchants having hired and taken to freight the sd Shipp for the sd Voyage doe for themselves// | ||
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| + | //withall convenient Speed dispatch and discharge the sd Shipp at and from Gravesend for and upon the sd Voyage And alsoe from tyme to tyme and at all opportunity tymes for and durring the sd Voyage shall give such Orders & directions unto the sd Master his// | ||
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| + | //Successo:rs or assignes and soe dispatch and discharge the sd Shipp that she may be returned unto the Port of London and there discharged from her sd Voyage within the sd Terme and tyme of eighteene monthes And alsoe shall and will// | ||
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| + | //well and truely pay or cause to be paid unto the sd owner and Master their Executo:rs or assignes or some of them for the freight and hire of the sd Shipp for the sd Voyage after and according to the Rate and price of One hundred and thirty poundes of lawfull// | ||
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| + | //money of England by the month XXXXX Month and dor all such tyme whatsoever accounting Kalendarry Monethes as shall be elapsed and runne out at the tyme of the sd Shipp being discharged from her said Voyage to be accompted from the// | ||
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| + | //tyme of her entring into pay as aforesd And if it shall happen that the sd Shipp shall be returned unto the Port of London and discharged from the sd Voyage before the end of twelve monthes yett nevertheless freight shall be due for twelve monthes// | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, November 13, 2011
C6/36/21 f. 3
Abstract
Transcription
//The schedule whereof menncon is made in the Answer whereunto this Schedule is annexed//
//THIS CHARTERPARTY Indented of affraightment made the first day of November Anno Domini 1667 In the nyneteenth yeare of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles the Second King of Great Brittain & Between//
//John Letten of the Citty of London Merchant parte owner And Thomas Hobbard Master of that good Shipp or Vessell called the William of London burthern one hundred and Twenty Tunns ordinary Tunnage more or//
//less now in the Port of London of the one parte And George Cock Esq:r and James Temple of the Citty of London Merchant of the other parte Witnesseth That the said Master by and with the consent of the sd owner testified by his being a party//
//withofe p:resents Hath granted and letten to freight as by these p:rsents thesaid Master doth grannt and lett the said shipp to freight unto these Merchants by the month for and dureing the Tearme and tyme of Twelve months certain and eighteen//
//months at longest accounting Rate XXXX Monethes to remained from the said Shipps falling down to Gravesen or the Sixth day of December next arising at and for the Rate and price of One hundred and thirty pounds of lawfull money of England//
//p month for the Voyage following And therefore the same Ma:r doth for himselfe his executo:r & administrato:r covenant promise and agree to and with the sd Merchants their Executors Administrators and assignes and every of them by these p:rsents//
//That the said Shipp before her departure from Gravesend shall be strong and substantially manned with Eighteen Marriners including the said Master(s) Armed with eight peeces of Ordinance and two Barrells of Powder to every peice of//
//Ordinance and well and sufficiently stowed victualled fitted and equipped with all Tackle apparell provision ffurniture and ammunition needfull and necessary for such a Shipp and such a Voyage And alsoe fitted and supplyed with//
//all matterialls and stores for the accomodating and carrying of XXXXX (victuallinge and clothing excepted) And that the sd Shipp soe fitted and equipped as aforesaid by gods grace and wind and weather pmitting on or before the said//
//sixth day of December next ensuing shall be ready to depart from Gravesend and by all opportunities of wind and weather according to the Endev:r and appointments of the said Merchants their Executo:rs ffacto:rs or assignes shall sayle XXed//
//apply to any Ports or partes of Guiney and from thene unto any the plantacons on Islands of America under the dominion of our Sovereign Lord the King And from thence returne unto the porte of London and there end and be//
//discharged from the said Voyage And that the sd Ma:r together with the sd Shipps company at all XXX or any theappointed ports and places according to the Order and appointm:t of these Merchants their Executo:rs ffacto:rs or assignes//
//shall Lade unlade relade & unlade the sd Shipp And with the Boate or Boates of the said Shipp dispatch and discharge all usuall affaires for the sd Voyage And the sd Merchants having hired and taken to freight the sd Shipp for the sd Voyage doe for themselves//
//withall convenient Speed dispatch and discharge the sd Shipp at and from Gravesend for and upon the sd Voyage And alsoe from tyme to tyme and at all opportunity tymes for and durring the sd Voyage shall give such Orders & directions unto the sd Master his//
//Successo:rs or assignes and soe dispatch and discharge the sd Shipp that she may be returned unto the Port of London and there discharged from her sd Voyage within the sd Terme and tyme of eighteene monthes And alsoe shall and will//
//well and truely pay or cause to be paid unto the sd owner and Master their Executo:rs or assignes or some of them for the freight and hire of the sd Shipp for the sd Voyage after and according to the Rate and price of One hundred and thirty poundes of lawfull//
//money of England by the month XXXXX Month and dor all such tyme whatsoever accounting Kalendarry Monethes as shall be elapsed and runne out at the tyme of the sd Shipp being discharged from her said Voyage to be accompted from the//
//tyme of her entring into pay as aforesd And if it shall happen that the sd Shipp shall be returned unto the Port of London and discharged from the sd Voyage before the end of twelve monthes yett nevertheless freight shall be due for twelve monthes//
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Commentary
See C6/36/21 f. 1
See C6/36/21 f. 2
See C6/36/21 f. 4
