| First transcribed
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23 April 2015 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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2 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 3/46 +
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Verso +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 23/04/2015 +
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| Transcription
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Bombeleere against Snelgrave and}<br /& … Bombeleere against Snelgrave and}<br />
Silver Suckley}
Which day appeared the said Snelgrave and<br />
to what was objected against him by the<br />
said Suckley did confesse that he did receive<br />
out of [?Whinchester] house nine bundles of<br />
Conny skinns each bundle consistinge of the number<br />
of ffifty and alsoe one peece of white kersies a<br />
great parte whereof being almost halfe moatheaten<br />
he was forced to cutt off for the preservation of the rest<br />
Then the Judges at Suckleys petition did decree an attachment<br />
against Silver in not appeareinge et cetera./.
Jennings against homer}<br />
Baker Smith}
'''Wednesday the 8th day of March 1653''' before all the<br />
Judges et cetera in the dyninge chamber et cetera in the presence of<br />
Sam: how notary publique Appeared the said Smith and<br />
gave an allegation in writinge which the Judges admitted soe<br />
farre as the same ought by lawe to be admitted which said<br />
allegation being soe admitted and repeated and the said Baker<br />
not beleevinge the same to be true The Judges did deceree for<br />
the party principall the third day after if et cetera Then the said<br />
Smith upon the said allegation produced for witnesses Robert James<br />
Phillipe Wills and John Grey whom the Judges receaved and<br />
administyred an oath unto them to speake the truth at the time of their<br />
examination in the presence of [?Baker] dissentinge and havinge the<br />
usuall time for Interrogatories.
Richard James against the shippe}<br />
formerly called the ''Hopewell'' of London}<br />
but now called the ''ffortune'' whereof John}<br />
Rowe alias Roose was Master belonginge to the}<br />
said James and against all et cetera [?dier]
Which day upon [pronehation] beinge<br />
made for all in this behalfe cited<br />
and noe body appeareinge The Judges<br />
at the petition of the said dyer<br />
accusinge their contumacy pronounced<br />
them contumacious and in paine et cetera thesaid dyer porrected a primum decretum<br />
which the Judges at his petition in paine et cetera<br />
oath beinge made of the said dyer of the truth<br />
of the contents of the same according to the information<br />
to him given which he beleeveth to be true did admitt<br />
and decree as in the same is contayned Then the said<br />
dyer in paine et cetera porrected a bill of expences in<br />
writinge which the Judges at his petition did tax at<br />
the summe of 5 ''li'' and dier made oath of the exposition<br />
thereof./.
A busines of repairinge and settinge to}<br />
Sea of the ''Scout'' promoted by William}<br />
drakeford William Standon and company}<br />
owners of 7th 8th parts of the said}<br />
shippe against Ralph Stubbs owners of the}<br />
other eight parte of the said shippe}<br />
Suckley}
Which day the said Suckley exhibited the<br />
originall mandate with the certificate<br />
indorsed which certificate the Judges continued<br />
in the same state that now it is untill<br />
Satterday night./.t is untill<br />
Satterday night./. +
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