Sr

I desire that you would gett this poor
man Samll Green< no role > , called on his Recognizance as soon
as Possible, and discharge him on a small fine wch May
be Estreated, I know his poverty agt he hath nothing but
what he earns by his daily Labour, The Prosecutors his
band hath a vile Character tho: Parson of Clarkenwell
& absconds for [..] The poor man hath labourerd
all her can to fir [..] out, but to no purpose and there
afore last notice at ye last place of thire abod, ye was known
to him that, he would this day plead & Confass ye Indictmt
so I begg yt you would discharge his Recognizance in wch
you will highly oblidge

Hamr Smith Saturday
27th May 1732

Sr
Your humbll Servt
Char: Berr< no role >

P.S. I ass [..] you yt ye poor mans Case is as I have
above [..] lad itt I hope ye Clerk of the Prace
will Favour him as much as his Consience
will permitt as to his Fees.