HCA 13/70 f.318v Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/70 |
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| Folio | 318 |
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To the 5th hee saith hee referreth himse;fe to the Registry of the Admi=
ralty Court And further hee cannot depose/
To the 6th hee saith hee cannot depose not knowing what transactions have
passed betwixt the arlate Mathew and George Abbott nor who shipped the
67 hogsheads of Tobaccoe arlate./
To the 7th hee saith hee knoweth both George and Mathew Abbott and saith they are
accompted subiects of this Commonwealth and as hee beleeveth subiect to the authority
of this Court./
To the 8th and 9th hee saith his foregoeing depositions are true and further then
hee hath predeposed hee cannot depose./
Repeated before doctor Clarke/
Nathaniell Butcher [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The 15th day of March 1654/. [CENTRE HEADING]
The clayme of Conrado [?T]emicke and others for}
the demorage of the Brandares and against}
Blake and Percivall Gilbert}
Examined on an allegation in the acts of Court
on the behalfe of the sayd Percivall Gilbert
the 12th of March 1654/
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Richard Gilbert of West Cowes in the Isle of Wight
aged 26 yeares or thereabouts a witnes sworne and examined
saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
To the sayd allegation made the 12th of March 1654 in the acts of Court
hee saith that in the moneth of September last past there laye in the harbour
of Portsmouth the allegate shipp called the Brandares laden with salt and saith
that the allegate Percivall Gilbert did contracte with the subcommissioners of
prize goods at Portsmouth as hee told this deponent when hee came home for the second third of the sayd shipp ladeing of salt
which was fifty weigh and paid unto one Mr Samuell Williams (who is either one
of the sayd subcommissioners or a Clarke unto them) a hundred pounds in parte
payment for the sayd second third of salt (as the sayd Mr Williams did acknowledge
to this deponent) and saith that hee this deponent soone after the sale of the
salt aforesayd to the sayd Percivall Gilbert by the sayd subcommissioners,
was sent by the sayd Percivall Gilbert to the sayd Mr Williams
with a letter to demande of him the sayd Williams the sayd 50 weigh of salt
and there was a boate sent by the order of the sayd Percivall Gilbert to lade the
same in which this deponent could have laded the same in 3 or 4 dayes tyme if hee might have bin permitted soe to doe And this deponent having delivered the sayd letter to the sayd Williams,
in the behalfe of the sayd Percivall Gilbert demanded of the sayd Williams the syd
fifty weigh of salt, who told this deponent that the first third part of the sayd
shipps lading of salt was sold to (the allegate) Mr Blake and that hee had not
taken the same out of the sayd shipp and therefore hee the sayd Percivall
Gilbert could not have his second third part of the sayd salt before the sayd
Blake had taken away his first third and soe refused to deliver the sayd
second third to this deponent whereupon this deponentw as forced to goe
away and send the sayd boate away without the sayd second third of the
sayd salt to the sayd Percivall Gilberts great losse and damage who had
sold 28 weigh which makes 140 quarters of the sayd salt to one John Knight of Cowes in the Ile of
Wight
