Middlesex

At the General Quarter Session of the Peace of our Lord the
King holden for the County of Middlesex at Hicks Hall in Saint John
Street in the said County (by Adjournment) on Thursday the Twenty
First day of October in the Thirteenth Year of the Reign of our
Sovereign Lord George the Third King of Great Britain Etc

Whereas Thomas Kinman< no role > the Elder and Thomas Kinman< no role > the Younger Have
at this present Session Exhibited their Petition and Appeal setting forthsetting forth
That the said Thomas Kinman< no role > the Younger by Indre bearing date the 25th. of Novr.
1769 was bound Apprentice to Thomas Chance< no role > of Fleet Lane in the Parish of St.
Sepulchre Coach maker for the Term of Seven Years And the Said Thomas Chance< no role >
in Consideration of £.30 did agree to teach & instruct the Sd. Thos. Kinman the
Younger the Art & Mistery of Coachmaker which he they used, That the
Petitioners said Father Thos. Kinman the Elder was to find & provide for the said
Petr. his Son all Sorts of wearing Apparel Woolen, Linnen, Shoes and Hooking
& all Sorts of working Tools during the Term That the said Thomas Chance< no role >
during his residence in Fleet Lane which was Two Years & a half after g the Petr.
Thos. Kinman was so bound instead of employing the said Petr. in the Business of
a Coachmaker frequently employed him in the most Service Employments (Vizt.)
pulling down an old Wall where a Copper had beenset, cleaning the Bricks,
carrying away the Rubbish, paveing the Yard, fetching Grains & feeding the
Hogs whereby great part of his time was Cost from his proper Business That
after Midsummer 1772 the said Thomas Chance< no role > removed to Tottenham High Cross
leaving the Petr. Thos. Kinman< no role > Junr. to clear away the Publish & pave another
Yard which took near a Month's time & then he went home to his Master's at
Tottenham were instead of employing him at Coach making he set him to
driving of a Cart backwards & forwards from London to Tottenham to fetch Lime
& other Materials, making of Mortar for building some Houses digging in the

29 OCTOBER 1773

Garden & other such servile Employments until some time in the Month of