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|Transcription=And thereupon the Judges at the petition of the
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said Suckley did decree the said Pet and the said
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Jerome his Attorney to be monished to appeare in
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this Court upon this day sennight in the morning
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betweene 9 and 12 to shewe cause why Articles
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of Contempt should not be admitted against them
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concerning the premisses./
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The office of the Judges}
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promoted against John Nirks}
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Captaine of the shippe The}
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''Wildboare'' Bud}
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Which day the Judges at the
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petition of the said Bud did renewe
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the Attachment formerlie
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grannted against the said Birke
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the sixth day of december 1653
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returneable the 8th day after if it
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the Reprizall Court day, and to the
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effect formerly expressed./
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Arnold Beake Elias Beake}
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and Company against the shippe}
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called The ''Piper'' whereof}
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hance [?dosse] is master and against}
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the said [?dosse] and all others et cetera}
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Suckley ffrancklin}
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Which day the said ffrancklin
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appeared for Claus
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Brumfeild and Isaach Stockman
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and made himself partie
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for them, and alleadged that
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the said shipp doth belonge unto
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the said Brumefeild and the lading
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by the said Stockman, and that the
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same are arrested by a warrant of
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this Court wherefore he desired the said
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shippe and her ladinge to be brought from
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the port of Portsmouth to the port of Southampton
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and there to be unladen whereupon the Judges
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at the petition of the said ffrancklin and with
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the consent of the said Suckley did decree the said
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shipp The ''Piper'' and her ladinge to be brought
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from the Port of Portsmouth to the Port of
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Southampton under the arrest of this Court and
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there to be unladen, and the said shipp and ladinge
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to be kept and continued under the arrest of
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this Court untill further order./
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Volume HCA 3/46
Folio 38
Side Recto
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And thereupon the Judges at the petition of the
said Suckley did decree the said Pet and the said
Jerome his Attorney to be monished to appeare in
this Court upon this day sennight in the morning
betweene 9 and 12 to shewe cause why Articles
of Contempt should not be admitted against them
concerning the premisses./

The office of the Judges}
promoted against John Nirks}
Captaine of the shippe The}
Wildboare Bud}

Which day the Judges at the
petition of the said Bud did renewe
the Attachment formerlie
grannted against the said Birke
the sixth day of december 1653
returneable the 8th day after if it
the Reprizall Court day, and to the
effect formerly expressed./

Arnold Beake Elias Beake}
and Company against the shippe}
called The Piper whereof}
hance [?dosse] is master and against}
the said [?dosse] and all others et cetera}
Suckley ffrancklin}

Which day the said ffrancklin
appeared for Claus
Brumfeild and Isaach Stockman
and made himself partie
for them, and alleadged that
the said shipp doth belonge unto
the said Brumefeild and the lading
by the said Stockman, and that the
same are arrested by a warrant of
this Court wherefore he desired the said
shippe and her ladinge to be brought from
the port of Portsmouth to the port of Southampton
and there to be unladen whereupon the Judges
at the petition of the said ffrancklin and with
the consent of the said Suckley did decree the said
shipp The Piper and her ladinge to be brought
from the Port of Portsmouth to the Port of
Southampton under the arrest of this Court and
there to be unladen, and the said shipp and ladinge
to be kept and continued under the arrest of
this Court untill further order./

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