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To the 5th negatively. To the Interrogatories 2°. loco.[CENTRE HEADING] To the 6th. he saith he knoweth nothing thereof. To the .7th he saith the differences betweene England and Spayne and the sayd Embargo came to Teneriffe in the month of october 1655 last past. And otherwise he cannot answer saving that after the sayd difference was knowne att the Canaries some English shipps did arrive here and returned empty home, And this deponent came from hence in a shipp whereof of Captaine Sanders was Master which (her factors wanting effects to lade her) came home empty. To 8th he saith he is the brother of the said fferdinando Body, but had noe part or share by way of property, Company or otherwise in the goods in interrate nor was any way interested in this business other than to assist in the dispatch of the sayd shipp ''Little Mary'' att the Canaries in case she had come there. And otherwise or further he cannot answer. Repeated before doctor Godolphin. Edward Bod[?je] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] *************************************** The same day Examined upon the sayd allegation '''Rp. 3us''' '''Ralph Standish''' of London merchant aged 28 yeares or thereabouts a witnes sworne and examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet. To the first second third fourth fifth and sixth and 7th articles of the said allegation he saith that being att the Canaries within the tyme arlate he then and there ćame to understand by and from one Mr Stephens, who did busines there for the arlate fferdinando Body that he the sayd Stephens did expect a certayne vessell there from Ireland to come laden with herrings beefe and the like Irish goods called the ''Little Mary'' Captaine dennis Commander, which he believeth to be the shipp in question. And otherwise or further he cannot depose, saving that about the end of October 1655 last year [#] [#] as he now remembereth the tyme there did arrive att the Canaries a certayne vessell from Ireland whereof one Joy was Captaine which Joy did give out and say that the vessell the ''Little Mary'' (meaning the vessell in question as this deponent beleiveth) was laden att Waxford to come for the Canaries before his departure from Ireland or to that effect Ra Standish [SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN] To the 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. and 14th articles he saith he cannot depose, saving that the said shipp being so expected arrived not att the Canaries during the tyme he deposeth stayd there which was till January last past. To the fifteenth article he saith, That the common and ordinary rate of herrings att the Canaries in September October November and December last past was a ryall for ten herrings, and beefe was commonly sold for a Ryall the double pound, and pipestaves from seventeene pound ten shillings to twenty pound a thousand. And after this rate the lading of the ''Little Mary'' (in case she had brought thither such goods well conditioned) might have bene sold for which he deposeth for that he was the tyme aforesayd att the Canaries and well observed the price of such goods then and there to be as aforesayd. And otherwise hee cannot depose. To the sixteenth article hee saith, that such goods as are above specified
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