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|Transcription=hands of the said Read and Trott and to pay what the said
 +
Mackrell shallbee condemned in with expences of
 +
suite in case hee shalbee overthrowne and to
 +
bring forth the said Mackrell in Judgement whensoever
 +
his presence shalbee thereunto lawfully required which
 +
Caution the Judges in the presence of the said
 +
Budd receaved and decreed the said shippe and
 +
freight to bee released from the arrest./.
 +
 +
Lewis Desormeaux against three}
 +
Bales of linnen brought to this}
 +
porte of London in the shippe}
 +
''Morleaux merchant'' of}
 +
which Robert Bowdon is Master}
 +
belonginge to himselfe and}
 +
against Du Cardianll de}
 +
[?Bichard] coming in for his}
 +
interest therein Suckley Budd}
 +
 +
Which day the said Budd
 +
upon the allegation by him
 +
in this cause given and
 +
admitted produced for a
 +
witnes John Bennetland
 +
whom the Judges receaved
 +
and administred an oath unto
 +
him to speake the truth at
 +
the time of his examination
 +
in the presence of the said
 +
Suckley dissenting and havinge the
 +
usuall time for Interrogatories and the
 +
examination of the said witnes beinge taken the Judges at
 +
Budds petition did [?examine] et cetera publish the depositions
 +
of the said witnesses and of all the rest of the
 +
witnesses in this cause examined on his behalfe
 +
and decreed copies thereof to bee delivered the said
 +
Suckley dissentinge et cetera Att whose petition the
 +
Judges did assigne to heare their order upon the
 +
possession of the said three Bales of Linnen
 +
upon  this day sennight in the afternoone the
 +
said Budd dissentinge et cetera./.
 +
 +
The Lord Protector against John}
 +
Brewer Budd Smith}
 +
 +
Which day appeared personally
 +
the said John Brewer under
 +
the Custodie of the Marshall of
 +
this Court and in regard the Proctor
 +
and sollicitor for the Lord Protector were not
 +
ready to give in any charge against him the
 +
Judges did discharge him from the said
 +
attachment butt monished him to appeare in
 +
this place upon this day sennight in the
 +
morninge/.
 +
 +
Captaine John Lawson Samuel}
 +
howett and Company late}
 +
owners of the shipp called}
 +
the ''Providence'' of Scarburgh}
 +
against the shipp the ''Julian'' and}
 +
against Albert Myler the Master}
 +
thereof Budd Smith}
 +
 +
Which day the said Smith
 +
appeared for the said
 +
Myler and made himselfe
 +
partie for him and alledged
 +
that the said Budd hath
 +
commenced an action of 4000 ''li''
 +
in this Court on the behalfe
 +
of the said Lawson Howett and
 +
Company against the said shipp
 +
against
 
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Revision as of 18:39, May 7, 2015

Volume HCA 3/46
Folio 606
Side Verso
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Page created 07/05/2015; transcribed on 07/05/2015 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
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IMAGE: CIMG2104.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2015/05/07
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hands of the said Read and Trott and to pay what the said
Mackrell shallbee condemned in with expences of
suite in case hee shalbee overthrowne and to
bring forth the said Mackrell in Judgement whensoever
his presence shalbee thereunto lawfully required which
Caution the Judges in the presence of the said
Budd receaved and decreed the said shippe and
freight to bee released from the arrest./.

Lewis Desormeaux against three}
Bales of linnen brought to this}
porte of London in the shippe}
Morleaux merchant of}
which Robert Bowdon is Master}
belonginge to himselfe and}
against Du Cardianll de}
[?Bichard] coming in for his}
interest therein Suckley Budd}

Which day the said Budd
upon the allegation by him
in this cause given and
admitted produced for a
witnes John Bennetland
whom the Judges receaved
and administred an oath unto
him to speake the truth at
the time of his examination
in the presence of the said
Suckley dissenting and havinge the
usuall time for Interrogatories and the
examination of the said witnes beinge taken the Judges at
Budds petition did [?examine] et cetera publish the depositions
of the said witnesses and of all the rest of the
witnesses in this cause examined on his behalfe
and decreed copies thereof to bee delivered the said
Suckley dissentinge et cetera Att whose petition the
Judges did assigne to heare their order upon the
possession of the said three Bales of Linnen
upon this day sennight in the afternoone the
said Budd dissentinge et cetera./.

The Lord Protector against John}
Brewer Budd Smith}

Which day appeared personally
the said John Brewer under
the Custodie of the Marshall of
this Court and in regard the Proctor
and sollicitor for the Lord Protector were not
ready to give in any charge against him the
Judges did discharge him from the said
attachment butt monished him to appeare in
this place upon this day sennight in the
morninge/.

Captaine John Lawson Samuel}
howett and Company late}
owners of the shipp called}
the Providence of Scarburgh}
against the shipp the Julian and}
against Albert Myler the Master}
thereof Budd Smith}

Which day the said Smith
appeared for the said
Myler and made himselfe
partie for him and alledged
that the said Budd hath
commenced an action of 4000 li
in this Court on the behalfe
of the said Lawson Howett and
Company against the said shipp
against

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