Case
William Hall< no role >
is a Private Cintinel in ye: Guards
and
Lodg'd at one Mr.
James Hunts< no role >
; & Comeing home to his
Lodging one night a Little in Liquor Caus'd some disturbance
by Endeavouring to get to his Wife yr in the same Room
where he Lodg'd & broke yr Door, upon which the Land Sd.
Mr: Hunt got a Warrant & look him before Justice Fielding
who wou'd have Committed him, had he not got Bail to
ye: Satisfaction of the Land Lord for ye: mending his Door
now, ye: Door is Mended and he has a proper receipt from
his Landlord for it & as he is only a private Continel a
Wife
& large family to Maintain hopes yr: Honour will
take off his fee's tho. his Serjt: must now pay them for him (unless
your Honours goodness & humanity will Extend so far as
to Clear him) he will be oblig'd to pay him again which will
Almost ruin him,
andas things are Amicably settled between