Your Petitioners therefore most humbly pray that this Honorable Bench will be pleased at this present
Quarter Sessions of the Peace being next after Michaelmas to make an Order that Hawkers Pedlars Petty Chapmen
and other Trading Persons as aforesaid shall not have Liberty to vend their Goods and Wares in the said City of
London or the Liberties thereof under the like Penalties inflicted by the said Act on Hawkers Pedlars and Petty Chapman
or other trading Persons travelling without Licence Andthat youAlso to order Notice forthwith to be given of
of such Order as may be made in the Premises in some Publick Newspaper published or eviculated in the
said City Or that this Honorable Bench will be pleased to make such further or other Order for the
Relief of your Petitioners as to this Honorable Bench shall seem meet

And your Petitioners shall ever pray Etc

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