To the Right Worll: their Maties: Justices of the Peace
for the County of Middlesex

The Humble Peticon of Thomas Gillingham< no role > of the Pish
of St Giles in the Feilds in the said County

Sheweth

That about Sixteen months since John Gillingham< no role > the Son of your Petr
was put an Apprentice to one George Felster< no role > of the pish of St Martins in
the Feilds for the terme of Seven Years to learn the Art of a Carver

That your Peticonr gave wth his son the Sume of Seven pounds in money
& to find him Apparell dureing the said terme

But more may it please this Worshipfull Bench yor peticoner finds
himselfe deceived the said George Felster< no role > not useing the Trade
of a Carver as he alleadged for wth he Stands bound in this Honble: Court

[..] Your Peticonr therefore humbly prays (the prmises
considered) that you would be pleased to grant your
Order that the said George Felster< no role > may appeare in
this Court at a day certaine to Shew cause why the said
John Gillingham< no role > should not be discharged of his Indenture
of Apprenticehood & placed wth Some other Pson useing
the Trade of a Carver to serve the residue of his time

And yor. Peticonr shall ever pray Etc.