| First transcribed
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10 September 2014 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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315 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/70 +
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| Side
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Recto +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 10/09/2014 +
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| Transcription
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they had receaved order from their Master … they had receaved order from their Master the sayd hudson that the open lyter should<br />
be vered a sterne and the sayd cloase lyter ladid in her place, and presently laded<br />
because shee was hyred by the day, and the lytermen of the open lyter being still<br />
unwilling to remove from her place by the shipps side where she laye, some of<br />
the sayd shipps company loosned the roape wherewith shee was fastned to the<br />
sayd shipp and vered her lower downe towards the sterne and told the<br />
litermen of the open lyter that they would lade noe more goods into that open<br />
lyter till the next morning and told them after they had fastned the<br />
sayd open lyter to the sterne shee would lye safe enough till next morning and that they might goe home and come back againe betymes the next<br />
morning and then they would lade them soe that they might save their tide up or to that effect<br />
and then the sayd shipps Company fell in hand presently with ladeing the sayd<br />
close lyter and did lade her soe that this deponent at the next flood<br />
which happened about sixe or seaven a clock the same night did departe<br />
with the sayd Cloase lyter and her ladeing and saved his tyde up and<br />
brought the same safe to Galley Key where hee delivered the same, And hee<br />
saith the sayd Lytermen of the open lyter seeing the shipps company had dismissed them<br />
and told them they would lade noe more goods into their open lyter till the next<br />
morning of the day this deponents sayd close lyter came to bee laded as aforesayd,<br />
the sayd lytermen of the open lyter after they had [?seyved] out some smale<br />
quantitie of water that was in her departed and left the same open lyter<br />
and the goods laden aboard her safe and well and free from any damage by wett<br />
and soe the same of this deponents knowledge continued after their<br />
departure and untill such tyme as hee this deponent departed<br />
from the sayd shipp with the sayd Close lyter and her ladeing which was<br />
about sixe or seaven a clock of the evening of the same day in<br />
which hee came to bee laded as aforesayd And further to these articles hee cannot depose<br />
saving hee saith hee beleeveth the sayd open lyter was a stanch and tyte lyter<br />
and would have carried her ladeing to her place appointed without damage<br />
by any wett for that hee did observe that shee had bin newly trimmed<br />
and that whilest this deponents close lyter lay by her shee the sayd open lyter did not take in<br />
any water whereby to damage the goods in her.
To the 6th article hee saith that what damage happened to the goods in the<br />
sayd open lighter happened after the lytermen thereof were gone<br />
and after this deponent was gone from the sayd shipp side with his<br />
sayd Close lyter and her ladeing but by whose neglect hee knoweth not<br />
and further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot depose/
To the 7th article hee saith hee was not present when the bargaine about hyreing<br />
the sayd close lyter was made, but hee heard his Master the sayd Poumery saye thateard his Master the sayd Poumery saye that +
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