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|Transcription=''Amsterdam merchant'' saving the meliorations by him the said
 
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Ellis bestowed upon her Whereupon the Judges at the
 
Ellis bestowed upon her Whereupon the Judges at the
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the Judges et cetera in the presence of Edmund
 
the Judges et cetera in the presence of Edmund
 
Arnold Notary publicke Appeared the said Clements
 
Arnold Notary publicke Appeared the said Clements
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and alleadged that the said Betson hath bin sought by
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the Marshall of this Court to bee personally present but
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cannott be found and that Thomas Browning of the
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precinct of Saint Katherines neare the Tower of London
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Shipwright and Jeremy Lee of the parish of Saint Clements
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danes merchant Taylor the sureties of the said Betson
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are bound to bring forth the said Betson in judgement
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whensoever his person should bee required The said Judges
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thereupon hath decreed the said Browning and Lee
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to be monished to appeare on Thursday being the twentith
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of March instant betweene the houres of nine and twelve
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In the Comon hall et cetera there to bring forth the said John
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Betson to answeare unto such things as shalbee given against
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him on the behalfe of the said Dickson and Company./.
  
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Bancocke against Harris and Chambers}
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Smith Suckley}
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'''Wednesday the nineteenth day of'''
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'''March 1655''' before doctor Godolphin
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in his chamber et cetera in the presence of
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Samuell Howe Notary publicke Appeared the said
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Smith and upon this allegation by him in this cause
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given and admitted produced for a witnes James Sadler
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whom the Judge receaved and administred  an oath unto
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him to speake the truth at the time of his examination in
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the presence of the said Suckely dissenting and having
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the usuall time for Interrogatories./.
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A busines of examination of witnesses on}
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the behalfe of William Becke}
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touching the seizure and detention of}
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the shipp called the ''Hopefull William''}
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and her Tackle ffurniture and}
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provisions lately seized at Saint}
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Sebastians by some of the subjects}
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of the King of Spaine Clements}
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Which day the said Clements
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appeared for the said Becke
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and made himselfe partie for him
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and alleadged that the said shipp
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Tackle apparell and provisions
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were seized upon at Saint Sebastians
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by some of the subjects of the
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King of Spaine and by them
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detained from the said William Becke
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being the owner thereof. Whereupon the
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Judge of the petition of the said Clements did
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decree all and singular that will take upon them the
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defence and justification of the said seizure to bee cited to
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appeare in the Hall et cetera upon thursday the 27th day of this
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morning (sic) and witnesses thereupon produced sworne and
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examined on the behalfe of the said Becke touching the said
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seizure with intimation./.
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'''Thursday'''
 
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Volume HCA 3/46
Folio 539
Side Recto
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IMAGE: CIMG2036.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2015/05/01
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Amsterdam merchant saving the meliorations by him the said
Ellis bestowed upon her Whereupon the Judges at the
petition of the said Colequite did decree the said shippe
Tackle and ffurniture to be Inventoried and appraized by
Comissioners to be named on both sides in case Mr Smith shall
name Comissiones by Satterday next and ordered the said Comission
and appraisement to bee returned within a fortnight./

Thomas dickson and Company against}
John B[?etson] Clements Suckley}

Tuesday the 18th day of March
1655 before the right worshipfull John
Godolphin doctor of lawes and one of
the Judges et cetera in the presence of Edmund
Arnold Notary publicke Appeared the said Clements
and alleadged that the said Betson hath bin sought by
the Marshall of this Court to bee personally present but
cannott be found and that Thomas Browning of the
precinct of Saint Katherines neare the Tower of London
Shipwright and Jeremy Lee of the parish of Saint Clements
danes merchant Taylor the sureties of the said Betson
are bound to bring forth the said Betson in judgement
whensoever his person should bee required The said Judges
thereupon hath decreed the said Browning and Lee
to be monished to appeare on Thursday being the twentith
of March instant betweene the houres of nine and twelve
In the Comon hall et cetera there to bring forth the said John
Betson to answeare unto such things as shalbee given against
him on the behalfe of the said Dickson and Company./.

Bancocke against Harris and Chambers}
Smith Suckley}

Wednesday the nineteenth day of
March 1655 before doctor Godolphin
in his chamber et cetera in the presence of
Samuell Howe Notary publicke Appeared the said
Smith and upon this allegation by him in this cause
given and admitted produced for a witnes James Sadler
whom the Judge receaved and administred an oath unto
him to speake the truth at the time of his examination in
the presence of the said Suckely dissenting and having
the usuall time for Interrogatories./.

A busines of examination of witnesses on}
the behalfe of William Becke}
touching the seizure and detention of}
the shipp called the Hopefull William}
and her Tackle ffurniture and}
provisions lately seized at Saint}
Sebastians by some of the subjects}
of the King of Spaine Clements}

Which day the said Clements
appeared for the said Becke
and made himselfe partie for him
and alleadged that the said shipp
Tackle apparell and provisions
were seized upon at Saint Sebastians
by some of the subjects of the
King of Spaine and by them
detained from the said William Becke
being the owner thereof. Whereupon the
Judge of the petition of the said Clements did
decree all and singular that will take upon them the
defence and justification of the said seizure to bee cited to
appeare in the Hall et cetera upon thursday the 27th day of this
morning (sic) and witnesses thereupon produced sworne and
examined on the behalfe of the said Becke touching the said
seizure with intimation./.

Thursday

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