[..] Right Wor [..] Bust [..]
new assem [..] sessions held at Hicks Hall [..]

The Humble Paticon of Richard Manley< no role > Esqr : and Elizabethe< no role > his wife

Sheweth

That yr. Peticoner in June last having hired One Jane Vaughn< no role > to be their servant at £4 Pann; pack [..]
party to be Loose on giving a Mo [..] warning or Paying a Months wages such servant frequantly
Pmitted an acquantance a to Lye with her and your Peticonor's child. That yr. Peticoner Elizabeth< no role >
thereupon gave her sevant a Months warning to povide herself and reprimanded her for it That such
servant then assaulted yr. said Peticonr. Eliz< no role > . and bitt her into the arm and Quitted her service before
such warning Expired Or paying for the time wanting

[..] bd & 1
ilt

That yr. Peticonrs. applied to Mr. Booth who Granted his Warrant to apprepend the said Vaughn and upon
due Exminacon of the matter Cou [..] tted her New Prison and about two Days after was Admitted so [..]
by Mr. Booth who then took the s. [..] anghtis Informacon agt. yl. Peticoners as fortheAn assault
Comitted at the same time by yo [..] Peticoners upon the said Vaughn Said Pned his Warrant agt. them

qnd saw my 2
3 Hours To Mrs
[..]
2

That yr. Peticoners being brought be for [..] Mr. Booth yr. Peticonr. Acquainted him he was an Officer in the
Army (Vizt) A Captain of Dragoons [..] s and that his Acquaintance Sivgd at the other End of the Tom [..]
and desired time to send for son [..] ohere upon Mr. Booth Declared yr. Peticonrs. Shoud but he allowed
Quarter of an hous's time to Gi [..] Bail upon which yr. Peticoners [..] nt for their accormy pear
[..] le Barr who being of Kes [..] tan, they sent for the Land Lor [..] the wind mill Hicks Hall
[..] die last of [..] for as other [..] Peticoners. Ball will be hi [..] but [..]
[..]
[..] to Joke Con [..]
[..] ddy of the Constable [..] the [..] wn and the [..] d Hely fetch Bail which Mr. [..]
[..] ooth Retnsed and wond only [..] ont ye. Peticoner Elizabeth< no role > shw [..] Go to the Wind mill for the
fand Low which was of no servise [..] Mr. Booth resusing to stay for the other Bail which such Land Lord went for

fully Pnd.
3
Ca [..] fusd n [..] tes ye
Maw [..] hr har [..] athw
not suffict Ground; to
charge Mr. Manley,
Mr Custdy for Desey in My
ye Maide chachs.

That the said mr. Booth further to P plex [..] Harrass yr. Peticonr. Richard< no role > after such Comitment sent his
warrant to the Keeper of New Pr [..] tain in his Custody yr. said Peticonr. Richard< no role > for unlawfull, [..]
detaining and Keeping severall [..] rolls of Cloaths belonging to the said Jane Vaughn< no role > yr. Peticonrs Servant
not with standing yr. Petconrs. d [..] and Proposed to the said Justice upon their Examinacon before
him that Who wond suffer Eith [..] yr Peticonrs. to Go home which was but from St. James's square to
Clerkenwell Close In Custody of the Constable Or other wise All the Cloaths that belonged to the said Vanghn [..]
shoud be delivered her

That yr. Peticonr. Elizabeth< no role > preferred a [..] of In [..] tment agt. the said Vaughn for an Assault who
afterwards Gave Evidence upon [..] gainst yr. Peticonrs. which [..] were found last Sessions

That yr. Peticonrs. Connot find out the said Jane Vaughn< no role > Or Abraham Heath< no role > their [..] Or their [..]
verity beleive the prosecution [..] yr. Peticonrs. is Carried on by [..] said Mr. Booth Or [..]
Clerk for that yr. Peticonrs are [..] the said Mr. Booth him [..] Gave [..] to [..]
to draw the Bill agt. yr. Pet [..]

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Ad mithal yd
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Where fore [..] Pray the clerk that [..] the Bill agt. [..]
[..] of this [..] Co [..]
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