An early admiralty case (A. D. 1361)
By: Edited by Charles Johnson ...
Contributors: Smale, William, plaintiff; Bronda, John, plaintiff; Houeel, Johan, defendant; Johnson, Charles, 1870-1961 ed; Great Britain. High Court of Admiralty
Series: Camden miscellany -- v. 15, no. 4; Royal Historical Society. Publications. Camden third series, no.41, p.4; Camden third series -- v.41, pt.4.
Publisher: Offices of the Society
Published: 1929
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Forms part of the Royal historical society's Publications, Camden third series, vol. XLI.

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"Deals with a case of piracy arising from the war with France.  The plaintiffs, William Smale ... and John Bronde state that their ship, the St. Mary boat, sailing from Dartmouth for Flanders, was captured off Winchelsea  on Friday before Whit-Sunday, 33 Edw. III (7 June, 1359) by John Houeel, the defendant, and others, and taken to France.  The ship was recaptured and taken to Great Yarmouth and was now in the hands of Bartholomew Nogan, who did not appear."--p. 1.