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|Transcription=from thence that, yeere for England, and there to be [XXX]
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and come from thence on or before the end of [?JXXX ?And]
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otherwise they cannot in probability come from [?thence]
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for England that yeere, by reason of the Monsoon[?s]
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which are Constant winds, which after January, blowe [?against]
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Coming from the East Indies, about the Cape Bone [?Esperance]
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But notwithstanding hee saith the said Carter who [XXX]
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onboard the said Ship, and was one of her ffreighters
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aforesaid, did not give order, nor Come from the [XXX]
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of Swalle untill the sixteenth of ffebruary 1658. And
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by that meanes the said ship was Exposed to a greate
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deale of danger and hazard. and very much
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damnified in her hull, masts sailes tackle and
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Rigging by the Extraordinary stormes and tempests which
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shee met with in her passage, And saith that hee [XX]
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that the said Ship, masts, Sailes Rigging, tackle, [XXX]
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and furniture, were Damnifyed in the summe of [XXX]
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Sterling or thereabouts more then they would have bin [?if]
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the said Ship come from the East Indias at the [XXX]
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time, And further cannot depose./:
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To the 12.th hee saith that the said Ship, safely arrived
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in the river of Thames the said voyage. and was
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here discharged, and delivered up to the said [XXX]
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King and Company owners thereof: on or about the
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last of October. 1659: and not before, soe that the said
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ship was and remained in the service of the said
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ffreighters from the fifteenth of ffebruary 1656, and
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untill the last of October 1659. or thereabouts. And further
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doth not depose./
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Upon the rest not Examined by Direction of Mr [XXX]
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Repeated before the two
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Judges in Court./
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John [?LooXXX] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The fourth of Aprill 1660. [CENTRE HEADING]
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Terrel against a lighter whereof}
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John Westcombe was Master against}
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doctor Stedd and Edwin Steed.}
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Budd.}
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Examined on an allegation given in on the
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behalfe of the said Terrall.
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'''paup.'''
  
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'''Phillip Widdoson''' of the parish of Saint Olaves in Southwarke
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yeoman aged 37 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.
  
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To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee
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well knoweth the lighter arlate whereof John Westcombe was master
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and alsoe knoweth the arlate doctor william Steed and his sonne Edwin
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which doctor and his sonne were the time arlate and are [?XXX]
 
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from thence that, yeere for England, and there to be [XXX]
and come from thence on or before the end of [?JXXX ?And]
otherwise they cannot in probability come from [?thence]
for England that yeere, by reason of the Monsoon[?s]
which are Constant winds, which after January, blowe [?against]
Coming from the East Indies, about the Cape Bone [?Esperance]
But notwithstanding hee saith the said Carter who [XXX]
onboard the said Ship, and was one of her ffreighters
aforesaid, did not give order, nor Come from the [XXX]
of Swalle untill the sixteenth of ffebruary 1658. And
by that meanes the said ship was Exposed to a greate
deale of danger and hazard. and very much
damnified in her hull, masts sailes tackle and
Rigging by the Extraordinary stormes and tempests which
shee met with in her passage, And saith that hee [XX]
that the said Ship, masts, Sailes Rigging, tackle, [XXX]
and furniture, were Damnifyed in the summe of [XXX]
Sterling or thereabouts more then they would have bin [?if]
the said Ship come from the East Indias at the [XXX]
time, And further cannot depose./:

To the 12.th hee saith that the said Ship, safely arrived
in the river of Thames the said voyage. and was
here discharged, and delivered up to the said [XXX]
King and Company owners thereof: on or about the
last of October. 1659: and not before, soe that the said
ship was and remained in the service of the said
ffreighters from the fifteenth of ffebruary 1656, and
untill the last of October 1659. or thereabouts. And further
doth not depose./

Upon the rest not Examined by Direction of Mr [XXX]

Repeated before the two
Judges in Court./

John [?LooXXX] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The fourth of Aprill 1660. [CENTRE HEADING]

Terrel against a lighter whereof}
John Westcombe was Master against}
doctor Stedd and Edwin Steed.}
Budd.}

Examined on an allegation given in on the
behalfe of the said Terrall.

paup.

Phillip Widdoson of the parish of Saint Olaves in Southwarke
yeoman aged 37 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.

To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee
well knoweth the lighter arlate whereof John Westcombe was master
and alsoe knoweth the arlate doctor william Steed and his sonne Edwin
which doctor and his sonne were the time arlate and are [?XXX]