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<p n="387">To the Right Honorble the Lord mayor and Court of<del>Allder</del>
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Sessions<note type="authorial" place="margin">meet</note>
for the quarter Sessions of the peace of this<lb></lb>
Honorble. Citty</p>
<p n="388">The humble pettition of<del> <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15031_n388-1">Rogger Whelpdale</rs>
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<rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15031_n388-2">Roger Whelpdale</rs>
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</del>
<del>Andrew</del>
<rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15031_n388-3">Wm Whelpdale</rs>
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Humble</p>
<p n="389">Sheweth yt your poor pettir was put<del>his soon</del>
an appr<lb></lb>
entis to one Mr Bootly a faring weaver to Learn the<lb></lb>
arte and mistrye of his saide traide for the full tearm<lb></lb>
of seven yeares, by which it doth planely appear yt this<lb></lb>
saide Mr Booty hath bin very negglegent in ye prefore<lb></lb>
mence of his Covenant agreement unto yor poore soe<lb></lb>
the soon in the Learning of him his said traide who hath<lb></lb>
may it please yor Worships sarved his Master fine years<lb></lb>
of his time and knoweth Letle or nothing of his said fraid<lb></lb>
by which wee Can prone, by workmen of the weaveing tr-<lb></lb>
aide yt a boye that hath bin but six weekes at the same<lb></lb>
traide knoweth as much as yor poore pettir soon doth<lb></lb>
therefore yor poore pettir humble prayes that yor Wor<lb></lb>
shipps woulde, be pleased to discharge him from his said<lb></lb>
master that wee may prevent the rveing and disster<lb></lb>
vettion of our poore Childe in the gettin him a<lb></lb>
another master that will instruct him in his said<lb></lb>
traide and may it please yor worshipps yor poor pette<lb></lb>
tioner soon for want of diat hath bin forsced to m<lb></lb>
ake a way with his Cloathes yt I bought him to Bye<lb></lb>
him bread to the great detterment of yor poore pettir<lb></lb>
and hath giveing such Unlawfull Correcttion by<lb></lb>
Stamping one his neck and uppon his body, that<lb></lb>
heath not beim able hardly to doe any thing about<lb></lb>
his said traide therefore he hamble begges that yor worships<lb></lb>
woulde be pleased to grant</p>
<p n="390">his humble request uppon<lb></lb>
the good prouse aske shall make</p>
<p n="391">and yor poore pettrs as in du<lb></lb>
ty bound shall ever pray</p>
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