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Transcription

and was Commonly accounted alsoe to be a Native of Dort
and saith that about three yeeres since the said Rodrigo
and Gisberto (sic) Meltz went to Cadiz in Spaine there to live
and reside as ffactors and Merchant Strangers. and soe hee saith they
live there at this present, and this deponent hath bin Credibly Informed
by Mr John Brunninck of this City of London and severall others
And are Subjects of the States of the United Netherlands
and soe Commonly and generally accounted and reputed And
saith that hee hath bin Credibly Informed that the arlate
Jacob Wallendale is a native of Amsterdam, or some place
thereabouts in Holland, and that hee liveth at Rochell or
some other place thereabouts in ffrance as a Merchant Stranger.
And hath likewise bin Informed that the arlate Th[?erenim]
and Page are Subjects of the King of ffrance, and live
at or neere Rochell. And further cannot depose./:

To the Interrogatories./. [CENTRE HEADING]

[XXX] dt.

To the first hee saith hee was none of the Interrate ships
Company nor had any share in the Lading in question./.

To the 2d and 3d hee saith hee knoweth nothong touching the Lading
the said ship with Barley or other goods, nor to whom her
Lading was Consigned, nor where shee was seized, nor to what
Port shee was goeing, And otherwise cannot Answer./.

[?Corns] De Gelder [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The first day of May 1660/: [CENTRE HEADING]

A Busines of Examination of witnesses on behalfe}
[GUTTER ?of ?James] Bogle and John Walkinshawe and}
Company owners of the Hope (Henry Hart Master)}
and her Ladeing against Morgan Jones Comander}
of the Charles ffrigot. Smith: Suckley:}

Examined upon an Allegation
given in by Mr Smith on
behalfe of the said Bogle
Walkinshawe and Company

Rp. j.us

Henry hart of ffalkirke neere Glascoe in Scotland
Mariner aged 30 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and
Examined./:

To the first article hee saith and Deposeth that for and during all the
moneths and time arlate. and for a long time before the arlate
James Bogle John Walkinshawe and Company (all [XXXX] whom this deponent well knoweth) were the true
and Lawfull owners of the arlate. ship the Hope. and her tackle
apparell and furniture, and soe they are at this Present and
for such Commonly accounted, And saith the said Bogle Walkinshawe
and Company (who are all Merchants of Glascow in Scotland, and Subjecvts
of this Commonwealth) made and Constituted this Deponent Master of
the said ship in the moneth of July, last, in which office this Deponent
Continued till the said ship was seized as hereafter is mentioned
And further cannot depose.

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