[280] Previously.
[281] MS. 'brew.'
[282] MS. 'Wrong heads.' The upper ends of the floor timbers.
[283] The inside planking from the kelson to the orlop clamps.
[284] Canopy.
[285] Of the East India Company, merchant and sea-captain.
[286] One of the six Masters Attendant of the Navy.
[287] Probably John Watts, who was captain of Denbigh's flagship in the Cadiz Expedition of 1625 and was knighted; together with Michael Geere and others, at Plymouth on the return. He was captain of Buckingham's flagship in the Ile de Rhé expedition of 1627.
[288] Captain Thomas Norris (or Norreys) referred to at [p. 119] as being one of the Commissioners of 1618 and at [p. 120] as one of Pett's 'greatest enemies.' From [p. 33] it would appear that at one time he had been a purser.
[289] Perhaps the Captain James Chester referred to in Naval Tracts of Sir William Monson, I. xxxiv. and III. 60.