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To the 7th hee saith that hee this examina … To the 7th hee saith that hee this examinate did not see the interrate William<br />
ffooke at Cyprus whilest the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' interrate was there,<br />
And further cannot depose, not being present at any such discourse as is<br />
interrate./
To the Interrogatories brought in the 15th of december <u>1654:</u>_ [CENTRE HEADING]
To the first Interrogatorie hee saith it concerneth not this rendent:-
To the second hee was not at Leghorne in the moneths interrate:-?
To the third hee saith, That hee this rendent was not present at the delivery of<br />
the goods in Controversie. And further cannot depose//
To the fourth and schedule interrate hee saith hee hath no knowledge thereof./
To the 5th hee saith hee knoweth nothing thereof further or otherwise, then hee<br />
hath formerly deposed/:-
To the 6th hee saith, That there were two English Merchant men besides the<br />
''Thomas Bonadventure'', which came from Cyprus in Companie with the Convoy<br />
interrate to Zant and Porto Longoone being bound for England, and saith<br />
the said two shipps, videlcet the ''Mary Rose'' and ''Richard and William'' discharged<br />
their lading at Porta fferrara yogether with the said shipp ''Thomas Bonadventure''.<br />
And further knoweth not/
To the 7th hee saith hee knoweth nothing thereof./
To the 8th hee saith hee knoweth nothing of the letter interrate:-
To the 9th hee saith the Cotton wooll and galls in Controversie were delivered at<br />
Porta fferrara onely by Tale, And further hee knoweth not/
To the 10th negatively for his part./
To the 11th hee saith the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' interrate was and is an English<br />
built shipp, and so farr as this rendent observed being severall times aboard her<br />
both her Master and Companie were Englishmen, and that shee was mounted<br />
or armed with about 24. gunns, but how many men hee knoweth not/
To the 12th hee saith That it was and is ordinarily and usuall for Merchant shipps<br />
coming out of Turkey for their better security against Tripoly and french men<br />
of warr to ioyne in Consortshipp and that without any dishonor or disparagement<br />
so farr as this rendent hath ever heard or observed./
To the 13th hee saith, That hee this rendent hath understood that the interrate<br />
shipp the ''Imployment'' did in or about the moneths of July August or September<br />
<u>1652.</u> come laden from Cyprus and arrived safely at London, and beleeveth<br />
that at the time of such her passage there was very great danger of and from<br />
the said men of warr of Tripoly, ffrance and holland, and as much danger<br />
as when the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' came from Cyprus as aforesaid./
To the 14th hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition And further cannot<br />
depose.?
To the 15th hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition:
To the 16th hee saith hee knoweth nothing thereof./
To the 17th and 18th hee saith hee hath not deposed to the articles interrate./
To the 19, hee saith hee this rendent hath made foure Voiages into Turkey<br />
upon his owne accompt as a Merchant and not otherwise, And is not<br />
versed in transactions passing between Merchants ffactors and Masters of<br />
shipps concerning Charterparties or Protests, and therefore cannot depose/ or Protests, and therefore cannot depose/ +
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