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To the nineth article hee saith that the time aforesaid namely in december 1653 that this deponent and the said Mr fforth had speech and conference with the said Stephens about the said John Colemans proprietitie in the said two third parts and when they exhorted him the said Stephens to yeeld the same unto him (which was at the ffountaine aforesaid) this deponent asked the said Stephens if the said shipp was ever condemned in ffrance or any adiudication there or elswhere made of her, to which the said Stephens answered and confessed that there was noe condemnation or adiudication made of her in any Court and that answer of his this deponent tooke up and urged to him to induce him to yeeld the said Coleman his right namely his posession of the said two third parts, or to agree with him thereabouts telling him the said Stephens that hee would assuredly be [?cast] when the businesse came to dispute in lawe or to that effect, And otherwise hee cannot depose. Repeated before doctor Godolphin. John Upcher [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] **************************** The 28th of November 1654. [CENTRE HEADING] Examined upon the said allegation in the second place. '''2.''' '''Terence Brean''' servant of Monsieur Barriere agent for his highnesse the Prince of Condet aged 20 yeares and upwards sworne and examined. To the first second and third articles of the said allegation and to the schedule in the said third article menioned nowe showne unto him, hee saith and deposeth that about two yeares since hee this deponent living and serving at the house of the Chancelour of ffrance at Paris did diverse times see the producent [?XXXXthein] Quine at the said house, which hee frequented upon occasion of a [?processe] or businesse which hee had touching one Monsieur Le Breton and this deponent knoweth that that was the occasion of his frequent resort to that house for this deponent had often speech with him the said Quine being his countreyman of and about his businesse; And at length this deponent sawe that hee obtained a sentence or act thereupon; which the said Quine asoone as hee had extracted it, showed to this deponent, being the selfe same exhibit or schedule nowe soe showed unto him; which hee saith was and is sealed with the seale of ffrance, ordinarily affixed and used in the like affaires, which hee knoweth having seene a greate number of acts and Instruments passed thereunder in matters expedited by the kinge and his Counsell, and hee hath the more frequently seene the said seale and acts, by meanes of his living in the house as aforesaid of monsieur the Chancelour of ffrance. And otherwise hee cannot depose. Repeated as above. Terences Bryon [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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