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Transcription

Order of tyme or which last here now remembreth not hee this deponent
not being able to write whereby to take notice thereof and further hee
cannot depose./

to the 4th hee saith here hath heard and beleeveth that the interrogate
Barnickle did before this sayd Gough was spoken to by the sayd Christmas
to furnish the shipp Interrogate with iron worke, furnish the same with some
iron worke but with what quantitie or what hee was to receave
for the sayd iron worke by the hundred hee knoweth not nor hath heard and
further cannot answere/

To the 5th he cannot answere not knowing what agreement was made betwixt
The sayd Christmas to Gough nor what iron worke the sayd Barnickle furnished

To the 6th hee saith hee cannot write nor knoweth whether any accompt
in writing was kept by the sayd Gough of the particulers of the iron worke
in question and further cannot answere./

To the 7th hee saith the iron worke in question was wrought in a shopp in
Rederiff belonging to the Interrogated Mr Christmas (whereof hee was accompted Owner and that the sayd Gough did
not at any time live there but his habitation was then and still is at Shad=
well in the parish of stepney And further hee cannot answere/

To the 8 hee saith hee cannot answere knowing nothing nor having heard any
thing to the effect interrogate, saving hee saith that one tyme
scales being uneaven by reason the
sayd Christmas this servants had lost an eye of a tackle hooke
which was fastened to the scales to make them even
the same being discovered and found fault with by the sayd
Christmas when one parcell of the iron works
in question was about to bee weighted the sayd tackle hooke eye was
looked for and not being found an iron ringe was fastened to
the scales to make them even instead of the tackle hooke eye aforesayd
and then the sayd parcell was weighed and was found good weight

To the 9th he cannot answere knowing nothing nor having heard ought
to the effect Interrogate./

To the 10th he cannot answere not knowing what quantities of iron
worke is usually imployed about a merchants shipp of the burthen
Interrogate./

To the 11th hee saith hee is an Anchor Smith by trade and that hee
was and is a apprentice to the Interrogate Mr Gough and otherwise
negatively./

To the 12th hee saith hee believeth the sayd Christmas and his
servants and agents who fetched the iron worke in question did keepe
an accompt thereof And saith the same was alsoe [?scored] up by this
deponent where it was fetched And saith the sayd Gough looke
this