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==September 1667, Letter from XXXX to Sir GO, XXXXX===
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==September 1667, Letter from XXXX to Sir GO, XXXXX==
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BL, Add. MS., XX, XXX, ff. 14-15
  
 
'''Editorial history'''
 
'''Editorial history'''
  
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01/06/09, CSG: Made partial transcription
 
22/12/11, CSG: Created page
 
22/12/11, CSG: Created page
 
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===Abstract & context===
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This letter appears to be from James Barker, who signs the subsequent short note.
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===Transcription===
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'''This transcription has not yet been completed'''
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BL, Add. MS., XX, XXX, ff. 14-15
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[f. 14]
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London ye 29th of August 1667
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S:r George Oxinden (sic)
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S:r yo:rs of y:e 1:st Aprill, 1665 have reced ?whereing I pstane [??] yo:r Worp:s hath binn Infformed of sume unkindness from M:r Craduk<ref>Possibly Mathew Craddock</ref> att Bombay but I cann Insure yo:r Worp: y:t whoe soe ever did informe thereof did him much wron for I was allwais in his Comp:a theare & never heard him speake one word y:t was unhandsome towchinge yo:r works:
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S:r I should have write by y:e  ''Returne'' but not beleving she would proseed omitted, I confered w:th yo:r deere Sister<ref>Elizabeth Dallisont</ref> beefore she her Death & she advised not to send any returnes y:t yeare, I am a prepareing (sic) against y:e Next Sezone & if a peece I hope to have some of y:t Commodity from y:e place of its groath in dew time if not I know of a percell in towne w:ch I doubt not but to procure our muske was sould unto M:r Chris:a Boone<ref>Christopher Boone, London merchant</ref> att fforty three shillings p ounce who deseyred it nought be entred at Custumhouse (sic) & with y:e Consentt of yo:r sister It was dunn as for y:e Deymonds as yett they are not sould & am offred only five tenn shillings p Carratt muske is now worth 3:ll p ounce & ambgres of y:e best 5:ll p ounce; Dymonds onlesse greate stones sell of little proffett if you send any pray lett them boe (sic) sume 10 to 20 Curratts (sic) Cleane good weater [?] well spred, M:r Vanperinge<ref>Mr. ?Vanperinge was XXXX. See ''Missing faces''</ref> [could be Tauperinge?] who hath
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[f. 15]
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Bought severall parcells of yo:r Worps: desired me to present his service unto yo:w who advised y:t lascars are & will bee in best request but they must be good weater [?] & Cleane wights as a bove or bigger , I hopped to have seene yo:r Wors once more in India, but it hath pleased God to deprive (sic) me of my ship by their unhappy wars w:th y:e Dutch shee being burnt
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MISSING TEXT?
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===Notes===

Revision as of 18:02, December 24, 2011

September 1667, Letter from XXXX to Sir GO, XXXXX


BL, Add. MS., XX, XXX, ff. 14-15

Editorial history

01/06/09, CSG: Made partial transcription
22/12/11, CSG: Created page



Abstract & context


This letter appears to be from James Barker, who signs the subsequent short note.



Suggested links



To do


(1) Complete this transcription



Transcription


This transcription has not yet been completed

BL, Add. MS., XX, XXX, ff. 14-15


[f. 14]

London ye 29th of August 1667

S:r George Oxinden (sic)

S:r yo:rs of y:e 1:st Aprill, 1665 have reced ?whereing I pstane [??] yo:r Worp:s hath binn Infformed of sume unkindness from M:r Craduk[1] att Bombay but I cann Insure yo:r Worp: y:t whoe soe ever did informe thereof did him much wron for I was allwais in his Comp:a theare & never heard him speake one word y:t was unhandsome towchinge yo:r works:

S:r I should have write by y:e Returne but not beleving she would proseed omitted, I confered w:th yo:r deere Sister[2] beefore she her Death & she advised not to send any returnes y:t yeare, I am a prepareing (sic) against y:e Next Sezone & if a peece I hope to have some of y:t Commodity from y:e place of its groath in dew time if not I know of a percell in towne w:ch I doubt not but to procure our muske was sould unto M:r Chris:a Boone[3] att fforty three shillings p ounce who deseyred it nought be entred at Custumhouse (sic) & with y:e Consentt of yo:r sister It was dunn as for y:e Deymonds as yett they are not sould & am offred only five tenn shillings p Carratt muske is now worth 3:ll p ounce & ambgres of y:e best 5:ll p ounce; Dymonds onlesse greate stones sell of little proffett if you send any pray lett them boe (sic) sume 10 to 20 Curratts (sic) Cleane good weater [?] well spred, M:r Vanperinge[4] [could be Tauperinge?] who hath

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Bought severall parcells of yo:r Worps: desired me to present his service unto yo:w who advised y:t lascars are & will bee in best request but they must be good weater [?] & Cleane wights as a bove or bigger , I hopped to have seene yo:r Wors once more in India, but it hath pleased God to deprive (sic) me of my ship by their unhappy wars w:th y:e Dutch shee being burnt

MISSING TEXT?




Notes

  1. Possibly Mathew Craddock
  2. Elizabeth Dallisont
  3. Christopher Boone, London merchant
  4. Mr. ?Vanperinge was XXXX. See Missing faces