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|Transcription=knoweth that the same is made lawfull soe to doe by an ancient
 
|Transcription=knoweth that the same is made lawfull soe to doe by an ancient
 
statute of this Realme of England made in the tymes of King henry the
 
statute of this Realme of England made in the tymes of King henry the
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referreth himselfe And further to this article hee cannot depose/
 
referreth himselfe And further to this article hee cannot depose/
  
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5. To the 2  3 and 4th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that of his certayne
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To the 2  3 and 4th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that of his certayne
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6. knowledge there hath bin during all the tyme arlate and still is a
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knowledge there hath bin during all the tyme arlate and still is a
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7. shelve or banke of gravell in the River of Thames opposite
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shelve or banke of gravell in the River of Thames opposite
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8. to the wharfe of the arlate Ewen: where hee this deponent and
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to the wharfe of the arlate Ewen: where hee this deponent and
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9. the arlate Pryor and his servants and other Lightermen to the number
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the arlate Pryor and his servants and other Lightermen to the number
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10. of at least forty and more have of this deponents sight and
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of at least forty and more have of this deponents sight and
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11. knowledge have used to worke and take up ballast during all the
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knowledge have used to worke and take up ballast during all the
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12. yeares and tyme arlate, and this deponent hath many tymes
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yeares and tyme arlate, and this deponent hath many tymes
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13. seene the sayd Pryor and his servants worke upon takeing up of
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seene the sayd Pryor and his servants worke upon takeing up of
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14. ballast upon the sayd shelve or banke, and hath alsoe seene the servants
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ballast upon the sayd shelve or banke, and hath alsoe seene the servants
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15. of the arlate Mr Ewen the late husband of Mrs Ewen the party in this
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of the arlate Mr Ewen the late husband of Mrs Ewen the party in this
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16. cause (who alsoe kept lighters of his owne and imployed them in takeing
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cause (who alsoe kept lighters of his owne and imployed them in takeing
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17. up ballast upon the same shelve or banke) worke and take up ballast
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up ballast upon the same shelve or banke) worke and take up ballast
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18. upon the sayd shelve or banke,
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upon the sayd shelve or banke,
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19. And hee this deponent hath observed that the sayd Pryor and his
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And hee this deponent hath observed that the sayd Pryor and his
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20. servants have at such tymes wrought fayerly and orderly as other
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servants have at such tymes wrought fayerly and orderly as other
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21. lightermen use to doe without makeing hills or holes or pitts in
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lightermen use to doe without makeing hills or holes or pitts in
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22. the River to the endangering of shipps or boates in their passage
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the River to the endangering of shipps or boates in their passage
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23. but hath wrought orderly and cleered the river as others did for the
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but hath wrought orderly and cleered the river as others did for the
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24. benefitt of Navigation, And this deponent hath sawe and observed
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benefitt of Navigation, And this deponent hath sawe and observed
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25. that the sayd Master Ewens his servants
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that the sayd Master Ewens his servants
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26. did usually worke upon the sayd shelfe within about one hundred and
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did usually worke upon the sayd shelfe about one hundred and
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27. sixteene foote off of his the sayd ewens his wharfe, and made a channell
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sixteene foote off of his the sayd ewens his wharfe, and made a channell
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28. about fifty fower foote broad as this deponent and his contests upon
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about fifty fower foote broad as this deponent and his contests upon
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29. Thomas Jones John Orton William Nodes Edward Ryder and
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Thomas Jones John Orton William Nodes Edward Ryder and
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30. others upon survey and measuring the same doe finde (the sayd
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others upon survey and measuring the same doe finde (the sayd
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31. shelfe being usually bare at lowe water)
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shelfe being usually bare at lowe water)
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32. And this deponent and the
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And this deponent and the
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33. sayd Thomas Jones and others were present when the sayd Mrs Ewens did
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sayd Thomas Jones and others were present when the sayd Mrs Ewens did
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34. cause the sayd Pryors lighter to bee carried on shoare to her
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cause the sayd Pryors lighter to bee carried on shoare to her
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35. wharfe from the place where the sayd Pryors men were workeing and
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wharfe from the place where the sayd Pryors men were workeing and
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36. takeing up ballast and this deponent and the sayd Jones and others then present
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takeing up ballast and this deponent and the sayd Jones and others then present
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37. seeing the sayd Lighter violently carried away from the place where shee was
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seeing the sayd Lighter violently carried away from the place where shee was
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38. at worke, did take speciall notice of the place where she was at worke when
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at worke, did take speciall notice of the place where she was at worke when
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39. shee was soe carried away, and this deponent and the sayd Jones Orton Nodes Ryder
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shee was soe carried away, and this deponent and the sayd Jones Orton Nodes Ryder
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and others having since measured the same at lowe water, doe finde that the place
 
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Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 40
Side Recto
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IMAGE: IMG_121_11_4407.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2013/02/09
Editorial history
Edited on 27/04/2013 by Colin Greenstreet

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Transcription

knoweth that the same is made lawfull soe to doe by an ancient
statute of this Realme of England made in the tymes of King henry the
seaventh or King henry the eight to which statute for more suretie hee
referreth himselfe And further to this article hee cannot depose/

To the 2 3 and 4th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that of his certayne
knowledge there hath bin during all the tyme arlate and still is a
shelve or banke of gravell in the River of Thames opposite
to the wharfe of the arlate Ewen: where hee this deponent and
the arlate Pryor and his servants and other Lightermen to the number
of at least forty and more have of this deponents sight and
knowledge have used to worke and take up ballast during all the
yeares and tyme arlate, and this deponent hath many tymes
seene the sayd Pryor and his servants worke upon takeing up of
ballast upon the sayd shelve or banke, and hath alsoe seene the servants
of the arlate Mr Ewen the late husband of Mrs Ewen the party in this
cause (who alsoe kept lighters of his owne and imployed them in takeing
up ballast upon the same shelve or banke) worke and take up ballast
upon the sayd shelve or banke,
And hee this deponent hath observed that the sayd Pryor and his
servants have at such tymes wrought fayerly and orderly as other
lightermen use to doe without makeing hills or holes or pitts in
the River to the endangering of shipps or boates in their passage
but hath wrought orderly and cleered the river as others did for the
benefitt of Navigation, And this deponent hath sawe and observed
that the sayd Master Ewens his servants
did usually worke upon the sayd shelfe about one hundred and
sixteene foote off of his the sayd ewens his wharfe, and made a channell
about fifty fower foote broad as this deponent and his contests upon
Thomas Jones John Orton William Nodes Edward Ryder and
others upon survey and measuring the same doe finde (the sayd
shelfe being usually bare at lowe water)
And this deponent and the
sayd Thomas Jones and others were present when the sayd Mrs Ewens did
cause the sayd Pryors lighter to bee carried on shoare to her
wharfe from the place where the sayd Pryors men were workeing and
takeing up ballast and this deponent and the sayd Jones and others then present
seeing the sayd Lighter violently carried away from the place where shee was
at worke, did take speciall notice of the place where she was at worke when
shee was soe carried away, and this deponent and the sayd Jones Orton Nodes Ryder
and others having since measured the same at lowe water, doe finde that the place
where

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