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Wittnesse sworne and examined./
 
Wittnesse sworne and examined./
  
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12. To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That hee this deponent
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To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That hee this deponent
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13. well knoweth, That for the space of thirteen yeares last past and ever
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well knoweth, That for the space of thirteen yeares last past and ever
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14. since this deponent hath beene capable to observe and take notice of
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since this deponent hath beene capable to observe and take notice of
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15. Merchandiseing and sea fareing affaires, such English shipps as have
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Merchandiseing and sea fareing affaires, such English shipps as have
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16. from time to time beene imployed and lett by Charterparty, (being manned
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from time to time beene imployed and lett by Charterparty, (being manned
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17. with English) from Lisborne to Brazill have constantly had a certaine
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with English) from Lisborne to Brazill have constantly had a certaine
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18. averidge allowed and expressed in such their Charterpartie for and under
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averidge allowed and expressed in such their Charterpartie for and under
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19. notion of an Averidge, over and besides the freight for such voiage in
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notion of an Averidge, over and besides the freight for such voiage in
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20. such Charterparty alsoe usually expressed, And saith, That such averidge
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such Charterparty alsoe usually expressed, And saith, That such averidge
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21. hath constantly and usually been allowed and payable by the ffreighters of
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hath constantly and usually been allowed and payable by the ffreighters of
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22. such shipp or shipps as belonging and due to the Owners thereof, and
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such shipp or shipps as belonging and due to the Owners thereof, and
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23. not to the Master or Masters of such shipp or shipps, and that the said
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not to the Master or Masters of such shipp or shipps, and that the said
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24. Averidge is not usually designed or given to such Master or Masters
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Averidge is not usually designed or given to such Master or Masters
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25. but to the Owners of such shipp or shipps, and that for and in consideration
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but to the Owners of such shipp or shipps, and that for and in consideration
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26. of the extraordinary weare and tare of the said shipp or shipps, and of
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of the extraordinary weare and tare of the said shipp or shipps, and of
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27. the great hazard and danger which they under goe in such a voyage
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the great hazard and danger which they under goe in such a voyage
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28. by reason of the hostility between the Portugueze and hollanders
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by reason of the hostility between the Portugueze and hollanders
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29. and of other dangers and dammages frequently attending voiages of that
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and of other dangers and dammages frequently attending voiages of that
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30. nature, And this deponent rendring a reason of such his deposition and
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nature, And this deponent rendring a reason of such his deposition and
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31. knowledge saith, That hee is originally of Lisbone, and hath lived there
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knowledge saith, That hee is originally of Lisbone, and hath lived there
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32. the most of his age, and since hee hath bin of yeares of capacitie hath
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the most of his age, and since hee hath bin of yeares of capacitie hath
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33. beene versed in and practized in Merchandizeing affaires in that City
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beene versed and practized in Merchandizeing affaires in that City
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34. and Country, and hath there frequently seene such shipps employed from
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and Country, and hath there frequently seene such shipps employed from
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35. thense to Brazile, and returning from Brazile, and discharging at the
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thense to Brazile, and returning from Brazile, and discharging at the
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36. said port of Lisbone, the Proprietors of which shipps or their
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said port of Lisbone, the Proprietors of which shipps or their
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37. Assignes have constantly togeather with the freight for such voage due
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Assignes have constantly togeather with the freight for such voage due
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38. received such averidge as above expressed and that for and upon the
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received such averidge as above expressed and that for and upon the
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39. Considerations aforesaid, and soe much hee saith, is publique and notorious
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Considerations aforesaid, and soe much hee saith, is publique and notorious
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40. in that City and Country, And further to this Article hee cannot depose
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in that City and Country, And further to this Article hee cannot depose
  
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41. To the second article hee saith That if it happen that any such English
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To the second article hee saith That if it happen that any such English
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42. shipp or shipps employed in or upon the voiage aforesaid happen to loose
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shipp or shipps employed in or upon the voiage aforesaid happen to loose
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43. any Cables anchors sayles or other of such shipp or shipps Tackle
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any Cables anchors sayles or other of such shipp or shipps Tackle
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44. or furniture, or suffer any dammage whatsoever, though such dammage
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or furniture, or suffer any dammage whatsoever, though such dammage
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45. bee occasioned by and in order to the preservation of the lading of˺ such shipp or shipps
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bee occasioned by and in order to the preservation of the lading of˺ such shipp or shipps
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46. which otherwise might have perished and beene lett to the Owners
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which otherwise might have perished and beene lett to the Owners
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47. thereof, yet by the received custome at Lisbone no other reparation or
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thereof, yet by the received custome at Lisbone no other reparation or
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48. satisfaction is usually allowed to the Owners of such shipp or shipps
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satisfaction is usually allowed to the Owners of such shipp or shipps
  
 
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Revision as of 04:52, October 21, 2013

Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 35
Side Recto
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Status
First cut transcription started and completed on 28/02/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 15/05/13 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
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First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
13/02/28
Editorial history
Created 27/04/13, by CSG

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A:3:

3:d March: 1656: CENTRE HEADING

Gold Roch and others against}
Dobbins: Smith. Suckley}

Examind upon an Allegation given in by Mr Smith
the tenth of december on the behalf of the same
Gold, Roch and others./

Egleston d.t 3.us/

Augustin Coronel Merchant dwelling in this
Citie of London aged 30. yeeres or thereabouts a
Wittnesse sworne and examined./

To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That hee this deponent
well knoweth, That for the space of thirteen yeares last past and ever
since this deponent hath beene capable to observe and take notice of
Merchandiseing and sea fareing affaires, such English shipps as have
from time to time beene imployed and lett by Charterparty, (being manned
with English) from Lisborne to Brazill have constantly had a certaine
averidge allowed and expressed in such their Charterpartie for and under
notion of an Averidge, over and besides the freight for such voiage in
such Charterparty alsoe usually expressed, And saith, That such averidge
hath constantly and usually been allowed and payable by the ffreighters of
such shipp or shipps as belonging and due to the Owners thereof, and
not to the Master or Masters of such shipp or shipps, and that the said
Averidge is not usually designed or given to such Master or Masters
but to the Owners of such shipp or shipps, and that for and in consideration
of the extraordinary weare and tare of the said shipp or shipps, and of
the great hazard and danger which they under goe in such a voyage
by reason of the hostility between the Portugueze and hollanders
and of other dangers and dammages frequently attending voiages of that
nature, And this deponent rendring a reason of such his deposition and
knowledge saith, That hee is originally of Lisbone, and hath lived there
the most of his age, and since hee hath bin of yeares of capacitie hath
beene versed and practized in Merchandizeing affaires in that City
and Country, and hath there frequently seene such shipps employed from
thense to Brazile, and returning from Brazile, and discharging at the
said port of Lisbone, the Proprietors of which shipps or their
Assignes have constantly togeather with the freight for such voage due
received such averidge as above expressed and that for and upon the
Considerations aforesaid, and soe much hee saith, is publique and notorious
in that City and Country, And further to this Article hee cannot depose

To the second article hee saith That if it happen that any such English
shipp or shipps employed in or upon the voiage aforesaid happen to loose
any Cables anchors sayles or other of such shipp or shipps Tackle
or furniture, or suffer any dammage whatsoever, though such dammage
bee occasioned by and in order to the preservation of the lading of˺ such shipp or shipps
which otherwise might have perished and beene lett to the Owners
thereof, yet by the received custome at Lisbone no other reparation or
satisfaction is usually allowed to the Owners of such shipp or shipps

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