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had heard him the sayd Paxton offered to t … had heard him the sayd Paxton offered to take only the sayd ten pipes of wynes<br />
which offer was so made by the sayd Webber. and then the sayd Paxton<br />
moved the sayd Webber and his Company to take them out, but they refused so to<br />
doe for feare of staving and dammage that might befall. And then the sayd<br />
Webber and Company sayd that hee the sayd Paxton and Company might come<br />
and take them out if they pleased. And the sayd Paxton replyed that in<br />
regard they were stowed he would not meddle with them or to that purpose and so departed.<br />
And otherwise he cannot answer.
To the 10th. he saith he hath not so deposed as is here suggested.<br />
depose or answer knowing nothing thereof
Henery [?Crichett] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The same day Examined upon the sayd allegation.
'''Rp. 4.'''
'''Peter Road''' of Radriffe in the County of Surrey Mariner late one<br />
of the Company of the shipp ''John and Mary''. aged 21. yeares<br />
or thereabouts a witnesse sworne and examined saith as<br />
followeth videlicet.
To the .1.2.3.4. and 5th. articles of the sayd allegation This deponent saith That within<br />
the tyme arlate the sayd shipp ''John and Mary'' was imployed in a merchan=<br />
dizing voyage to the Canaries under the conduct of the sayd William Webber<br />
as master of her, who likewise is a reputed Partowner of her. And<br />
the arlate Mr Travers was the sole freighter as he hath heard, And<br />
the sayd shipp arrived att Loratava road by Teneriffe, and there was<br />
then an Embargo of all English shipps by the King of Spaines Ministers<br />
where upon the arlate Bevin who was to lade the sayd shipp did, as<br />
he heard, pay some Indulto moneyes before her lading of wynes could<br />
be brought aboard. And it was colourably given out that the sayd shipp<br />
was to be laden upon dutch accompt, to prevent danger of being seized on,<br />
And it was not safe att that ttyme for Masters of English vessels to goe<br />
on shoare. All which he deposeth for that he was one of the Company<br />
of the sayd shipp the voyage in question. And further or more particularly<br />
he saith he cannot depose.
To the .6th. article he saith there were laden on board the sayd shipp ten pipes<br />
of wyne by mistake which, as appeared afterwards, should have bene laden<br />
on board one Paxtons shipp then lyeing in the sayd Roade And otherwise<br />
he cánnot depose
To the 7th and 8th. articles he saith he cannot depose.
To the 9th article he saith that after the lading of the sayd shipp ''John and Mary''<br />
as aforesayd, he the sayd Paxton came on board the sayd shipp ''John and Mary''<br />
and was offered and had free liberty from the sayd Webber to take the sayd<br />
ten pipes of wine out of the ''John and Mary'' and putt them on board his owne<br />
Shipp, which the sayd Paxton did refuse to doe of the certayne knowledge of<br />
this deponent who was present and saw and heard what passed in that busines. And<br />
otherwise he cannot depose
To the .10th and 11th articles hee saith hee cannot depose
To the 12th article and Charterparty therein mentioned he saith he cannot depose.
To the last he saith his deposition is true.
To last he saith his deposition is true.
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