To the Right honorable the Lord
Mayor and the rest of his Majesty< no role >
's
Justices of the Peace
for the City of
London at their general Quarter
Sessions of the peace for the said
City assembled
The Humble Petition of Richard Bullock< no role >
the Parish of Saint Peter le Poor
in the said City of
London Wine Merchant.
Sheweth
That Your Petitioner did in
Hilary Term< no role >
last
commence his Action in
his Majesty< no role >
's Court of King's Bench
at Westminster
against
Thomas Wright< no role >
,
Evan Pugh< no role >
and
Richard Clark< no role >
Esquires
three of the Inhabitants of the said
City of London
for Recovery of the Damages sustained by
Your Petitioner by reason and on Account of the unlawful
riotous and tumultuous Assembly of divers Persons to the
Number of twelve and more at the said City of London
in
the Parish of Saint Peter le Poor
in the Ward of Broad Street
on the seventh day of June in the Year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and eighty And then and there
unlawfully feloniously and with force demolishing
in part a certain Dwelling House and divers Goods and
Chattols therein kept and deposited belonging to your
Petitioner in the said City of London
That your Petitioner having declared in such
Action the Defendants pleaded thereto And the Cause being
thereupon at Issue the same came on to be and was tried
before the Right honorable William Earl< no role >
of Mansfield
at
Sittings after the last Easter Term at the Guildhall
in an
for the said City of London
When a Verdict was found for
Petitioner or the Sum of one hundred and forty eighty poun [..]
thirteen Shillings and six pence being the Amount of the
Damages so by your Petitioner sustained o the Account a [..]
in the manner aforesaid besides Your Petitioners Costs of
Suit
That your Petitioner hath since the Trial of the said
Cause and since the said Verdict was found as aforesaid got