other patentees iustly cometh vnto, which he covenanteth hereby to pay and performe accordingly. [10] Item it is hereby agreed and declared that the said John Woodleefe shall stand Adventurer with the said S Willm Throkmorton for a full third parte of his adventure, over and besides his fifthe parte from St George Yardley if it accrewe to him, Each of the said Adventurers and parties to theis presents hereby mutually and respectively covenantinge and promisinge with each other, to beare satisfy and pay at the dayes and tymes requysite and appoynted, All such monies as to their seuerall partes doth or shall from tyme to tyme appertayne, for the good and effectuall furtherance and prosecucon of the said voyage & affaires, it beinge not restrayned to any of the said patentees to take vnto them, vnder theis agreements such partners as they shall like of but not to beare voyce in any consultacon or resolucon 11. Item whereas-xxxiij by the month is agreed to bee payd to Edward Williams of the City of Bristoll marchant for hire of the said ship, And-iiij!ix by the month to Toby ffelgate pylot for his wages within fiftene dayes after returne of the said ship As by bonds and other securities given for payment therof by some of the parties herevnto may appeare, It is hereby agreed That for the more assured payment therof there shall bee by the said Sr Willm, Richard, George and John Smyth delyuered to M William Yeomans vicar of St. Phillips (appoynted Treasorer for the said voyage & affaires) fifty pounds the peece before the Twentieth of January next for the better performance whereof, and of all and singular Covenants and agreements in theis presents mencioned, each party bindeth himselfe his heires executors admynistrators and assignes seuerally and apart each to other respectively in the penall some of Two hundred pounds the peece. 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