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Warren had or hath any interest in the hun … Warren had or hath any interest in the hundred and fiftie pipes<br />
by him claymed, and asto the other forty pipes of the hundred nynty<br />
pipes Interrogate they belonged the greatest part of them to the sayd<br />
William Warren, and the rest to this deponent and other English men And<br />
saith the whole hundred and nyntie pipes of wine were bought<br />
before they were laden aboard the ''Mary and Joyce'' at the Canaries<br />
And further hee cannota nswere,/
To the 7th Interrogatorie hee saith the ''mary and Joyce'' and her ladeing<br />
were seized by the shipps of warr aforesayd neere<br />
the North Cape, And saith hee stayed not above a weekes tyme<br />
or thereabouts at the Groyne after the ''Mary and Joyce'' was seized and<br />
brought in thither, in which tyme hee knoweth not that any wines [XXX GUTTER]<br />
were taken out of the ''Mary and Joyce'' and laden aboard the ''Elizabeth''<br />
nor knoweth when they were laden aboard the ''Elizabeth'', nor whether<br />
any wines were taken out of the ''Mary and Joyce'' which were not<br />
put into the ''Elizabeth'', And further hee cannot answere./
To the 8th Interrogatorie hee cannot answere for that hee was gone away<br />
from the Groyne before the matters Interrogate were acted and done/
To the 9th Interrogatorie hee saith the last tyme hee sawe the pipes of<br />
wine now claymed was after they were all brought ashoare and<br />
logd in severall Cellars some of them in two Cellars in Vine-<br />
Court in Thames Streete neere the Custome howse, and the rest<br />
of them in two Cellars in Water lane neere the Customs house<br />
and this deponent came soe to sea them for that this deponents<br />
Master the sayd Thomas Warren had a lock and key upon [?each]<br />
of the sayd Cellars, soe that the Officers of the Customs howse or Prize Office could<br />
not goe into the Cellars without his Masters Keys, nor his sayd<br />
Master or any from him without some of the Officers of the<br />
Custome house or of the Prize office who had also locks upon every of the sayd<br />
Cellars, and there being occasion to fill up the pipes of wine this<br />
deponents Master sent him with his keys of the sayd Cellars to<br />
goe with Mr holmes and some others the officers of the Custome house<br />
or prize office, about the filling up of them, by which meanes this<br />
deponent then also sawe and viewed the markes of the sayd caske<br />
And further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere
To the 10th Interrogatorie hee cannot answere not knowing de La Ville[?tte GUTTER]<br />
nor Clements Interrogate nor where they were borne or have<br />
lived during the tyme Interrogated, nor whose subiects they are, or<br />
are accompted to bee And further hee cannot answere/
Toto bee And further hee cannot answere/
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