HCA 13/70 f.377v Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/70 |
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| Folio | 377 |
| Side | Verso |
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| Colin Greenstreet | |
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of London at Malaga for the accompt of the arlate
Richard Slany and Chrisopher Chappell were at her
lading there very dry and well conditioned, and that the
said shipp with her lading arrived at this port of London
in ffebruary last in safety and was safely anchore and
moared at or neere Lymehouse, and that she lying
there at anchor a ligher called the ffrench Lighter came to
the shipps side and that she received into her many barrells
of the said Raysins Solis aswell belonging to the sayd Richard
Slany as to the sayd Christopher Chappell (but the certaine
Number he knoweth not) to be carryed and layd ashoare at
ffreshwharfe, And he saith that the said barrells of Raysins
Solis soe delivered into the said Lighter called the ffrench
Lighter were at there delivery very dry and undammaged, and
he the deponent having seen them after their being putt
on shoare he saith that they were very much wett and much damaged
and that the said wettnes or damage could come noe other wayes
then by their being carryed in the said Lighter from th said
shipp unto the said wharfe And further he cannot depose.
To the 10th and 11th articles of the said Libell he deposeth that
the said Raysins were damnifyed by the said Lighters bringing
of them from the shipp to the shoare And further he
cannot depose
To the 12th 13th and 14th articles he referreth himselfe to the
Law, Registry and Jurisdiction of this Court
To the last he saith that his former deposition is true/
To the Interrogatoryes. [CENTRE HEADING]
To the first Interrogatory he answereth that he commeth to testify
at the request of the producents, and that it is somewhat preiudice
unto him in the loosing soe much time, which he could imploy
to his profitt, for he is not to have anything for his coming
And to the rest he answereth negatively./
To the second and third Interrogatories he answereth that he never
saw the interrate Ligher before or since her comming to and receiving
out of the shipp the George of London the barrells of Raysins
she then tooke in from the said shipp and that he did not observe
her to be either stanch and tight or leaky and insufficient
And further referring himselfe to his former deposition he
saith he cannot answeare/
To the fourth Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp interrate was
a little leaky at her arrivall in this River of Thames but that
there was not a pennyworth of any of her lading that
gott therby any wett or was any wayes damnifyed, and that her
goods were all dry and well=conditioned delivered, And further
he knoweth not to answeare.
To the fifth, sixth and seaventh Interrogatoryes he cannot answeare
To the eighth Interrogatory he answereth that he was in the sayd shipp
the George when the sayd Lighter came to her side and did helpe
in the Lading or puting the sayd Raysins into the Lighter, but
doth not remember any words then spake by any of the
sayd Lighters Company And otherwise he knoweth
not to answeare
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