To the Honble. Esqr . Lane Chairman , at Hicks Hall
Etc: Etc: Etc

The Humble Petition of the poor Distressed Fines, in the Commonside
of Newgate , Number, at present Fifteen,

Most Humbly Sheweth

That some have been confined near
nine years some three years, for misdemeanours, and
Small Fines; the which, they never will be able to pay,
are, through, long confinement, various Sickness, and
Severall Causulty's become, mere Objects, of pitty, &,
Compassion (In consideration of which) Most Humbly,
pray's the Indulgence pf this Honrble Court; to
have the benefitt of [..] His Majestys, Most Gracious
Act of Grace:

We Shall for ever Pray

Philip Dwyer< no role > , for 20 Macks, tryed at the, Said Court December
the 12th: 1738Note, the said Droyer's affidavid was taken
beforebythe late Sr . Wm Billers< no role > and a Discharge granted from
Lds of the Treatury , to Serve in the Navy but was not
accepted by the Officer, in regard of His Age, he being
near Sixty Years: most humbly pray's redress

Thos. Poulter< no role > committed for Suteing a Dere, in Endfield Chace
for want of Goods, and Pattas Sufft. is detained, the time
is near expired

John Mills< no role > lies for £20: [..] Fine, & Bail: time is expired

Philip Dwyer< no role >
John Mills< no role >
Thomas Poulter< no role >