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Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… comforte, ha= vinge made her aboade there sixteene yeres or there aboutes, moste humblye besechethe your good … to suffer yor peticioner to inhabite within the said towne or allowe unto her any maintenaunce elswhere. In tender … owne purses for the releife of the said child. Besides the money due from the hamlett of Lulsey taxed by your worships …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… and graunt that hee may either have his pencione renued or els some other meanes whereby hee may have his woundes … cause to graunt her your expresse warrant to attache him, or that shee may have some mayntaynance from his father … Moore hathe not receyved anye parte of this sayd somme of money his humble requeste is that your good worshipps wyll …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… the said parishe and nowe beinge destitute of a house or habitacion, for himself wief and famyly in consyderacion … and dwell with his foresaid famyly, in a certen cottage or tenement by him lately erected in Longdon aforesaid … howshould, the sayd Thomas did forthwith paie the said money to Edward Clent according as he was comaunded by the …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… pay their partes whereby your said peticioner may have his money by him disbursed and your peticioner shall daylie pray … worke in Stockton and in the confines there about and send or bringe my wyfe the best releefe I am able, and now the … humbly crave your good ayed and helpe in this my distress or else my poore wyfe and child are like to perrish without …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… and the most part of the rest upon matters of small or noe value, haveing nothing but the bare allowance of a … in the be= half of the said parishe, certen sommes of money allowed and approved by the major parte of the … saide John Brayne and order him to breade up the infant or otherwise to pay her such summes of moneyes as to youre …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… pray for worships good and happy prosperity. to provide or coram [L. J?] The neighbours and tenants of the lord of … and the said Sparry [illegible] to kill the peticioner or any of his sonnes [illegible] presente daye he did lay way … one Thomas Wattes and Margarett the wief of one George Lane being in the said howse they the said Thomas and …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… Clarke of Saint Peters of Saint Michaells in Bedwardine or Saint Peters late keeper [his?] majesties gole in the said … Thomson whoe affirmed that Caterens did cosen him of his money att table and sayed that x shillings was pickt out of … a cawseway leadinge from the said style overthwarte the lane by reason whereof the high wayes in that place have byn …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… (allways lycensed) to entertaine straingers both horseman or footeman; hee keepeth good orders in his house observinge … haulfe your time at sessions and causes greate expense of money and much difference betweene parishes and this happens … order of sessions th that [illegible] before any landlord or other p inhabitante of any parishe receave any person or …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… being destitude of moneys to beare my chardges to London, (or acquaintance in theise parts to borrow of,) fame, of your … Cromwell nor that he hath ever leeved in the West Indies or that he landed in Wales, but this I finde that he hath … and having never lived out of it, being now aged 55 yeares or thereabotes, is utterly destitute of a dwelling house for …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… sessions assembled, and to all others whom it shall or may concerne Wee whose handes are hereunto subscribed … his maintenance neyther is hee able to rise from his bedd or chaire if hee lye or sitt downe without helpe and when hee … some what to his present releife out of the pention money, and your petitioner wilbee the more obliged …