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10 VOYAGES OF SIR HUGH WILLOUGHBY AND OTHERS,
Mariners and officers, according to the ufe and cuflom of the feas.
Robert Stanton, mafter gunner.
John Walker, his mate.
James Long, John Cocks, gunners.
Thomas Walter, furgeon.
Peter Palmer, boatfwain.
Richard Strowde, his mate.
John Robinfon, John Carowe, Thomas Stone, Roger Lifhbie, quarter matters.
John Aulten, fteward, Patrick Stevens, his mate.
Auften Jacks, cook.
William Every, cooper.
Grifin Wagham, carpenter.
Thomas Stelfton, Thomas Townes, John Robinfon, John White, William Lau-
rence, Miles Butter, John Browne, William Morren, William Watfon, Thomas
Handcocks, Edward Pacie, Thomas Browne, Arthur Pet, George Phibarie,
Edward Paterfon, William Beare, John Potter, Nicholas Lawrence, William
Burrough, Roger Welford, John Williams.
The Bona Confidentia of go tons, having with her a pinnace and a boat.
Cornelius Durfoorth, mafter of the fhip.
Richard Ingram, his mate.
Thomas Langlie, Edward Kever, Henry Dorfet, merchants.
Mariners and officers, according to the ufe and cuffom of the fea.
Henry Tailer, mafter gunner.
George Thurland, his mate.
William Hamane, boatfwain.
John Edwards, his mate.
Thomas Kirbie, Henry Dickenfon, John Haye, William Shepwafh, quarter matters.
John Reyne, {teward.
Thomas Haute, cook, William Laffie, his mate.
Nicholas Knight, carpenter.
Peter Lewike, Nicholas Wiggleworth, John Moore, William Chapman, Brian
Chefter, William Barrie, Richard Wood, Clement Gibfon, John Clarecke,
Erafmus Bentley, John Duriforth.
The juramentum, or oath, miniftered to the captain.
You fhall fwear to be a faithful, true and loyal fubjeé in all points and ‘duties, that
to a fubject appertaineth, to our fovereign lord the king’s majefty, his heirs, and fuc-
ceflors: and that you fhall well and truly to the uttermoft of your capacity, wit, and
knowledge, ferve this prefent voyage, committed to your charge, and not to give up,
nor fooner intermit the fame, until you fhall have atchieved the fame, fo far forth, as
you may without danger of your life, and lofs of the fleet: you fhall give good, true,
and faithful counfel to the faid fociety, and to fuch as fhall have the charge with or
under you, and not to difclofe the fecrets, or privities of the fame to any per-
fon by any manner of mean, to the prejudice, hurt, or damage of it. You {hall
minifter juftice to all men under your charge, without refpect of perfon, or any af-
fection, that might move you to decline from the true miniftration of juftice. And
further, you fhall obferve, and caufe to be obferved, as much as in you lieth, all and
Qngular rules, articles, provifions hitherto made, or hereafter to be made gi pre-
, ervation -
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