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THE ISLE OF JERSEY

1, — ^' John Guillaume cannot dépose of his know- •^ ledge that Mr. Anthony Poulet, Esq., gave leave ^' unto the masters and mariners of the barke called ^^ the Mary, to go into any port of Spaine, fout he " saith that after the retume of the said barke, he *^ meeting with one of the mariners who told him that ^* they came from Spaine, he the said Guillaume said " unto him, that they should be troubled therefore " by the Govemor, and the said Mariner answered " him that the Governor would not trouble them, <« because he had three tunns in the said barke. The ^' mariner was called Jacques Le Roux, which is one " of the owners."

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