To the Rt. Worppll His Maties Justices of the Peace for the County of
Middlx at [..] General Quarter Sessions assembled

The Humble Peticon and Appeal of the Churchwardens and
Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of St. George in the
County of Middlx

Sheweth

That by Virtue of a Pass warrant under the hands and Seals
of Phillip Willshire< no role > and Samuel Jones< no role > Esqrs two of his
Maties Justices of the peace of the Said County (quor Unu)
bearing date the first day of Aprill 1730 Margaret Wright< no role >
was removed from the Hamlett of Lymehouse in the parish
of Stepney in the Said County to the Said Parish of St. George
as the place of her last legall Settlement

That Your Petr think themselves aggrievd by the Said
Poss warrant and Judgment of the Said two Justices
And do most humbly appeal to yr. Worsps therefrom

Therefore most humbly pray your Worsps will
be pleasd to hear them in the prmisses and appoint
a day in this present General Quarter Sessions
for hearing the Said Appeal And Order that the
Churchwarden and Overseers of the poor of the Hamlett
of Lymehouse and all parties concernd may then
appeare and hear and abide the determinacon of the
Court touching the Said Appeal

And Yr. Pets Shall ever Pray Etc