To the Rt: Worpfull her Maties Justices of the Peace for
the County of Middlesex

The humble Peticon of Alice Ballard< no role > of the Hamblett
of Wapping Stepny in this County Widow

Sheweth

That that by two Sewall Orderd of the Honble Court the one
dated in Open Sessions the 12th. day of January in the third
Yeare of the queen & the other dated the sixth day of July
in the fourth year of the queen in both wh: Orders the
same of four pounds & five Shillings for Each Yeare
was taken of from the assessment of yor: Petr: for &
towards the Release of the poor of the said Hamblett of
Wapping in the pish of Steprs, Yet Notwithstanding the
said two sew all Orders the Churchwardens & Overseers
of the poor of the said Hamblett together yeare assessed &
Dated your Petition in the same of Nine Pounds twelve
Shill & Six pence the yor Peticonr id How in Worse
[..] then be ford

J Ingham

Your Peticonr therefore humbly prays An
Order of the Honoble Court for the Churchwardens
& Overseers of the poor & all other parties
of the said Hamblett to attend third Court
at a Nine Certaine to Shew cause why yor
Peticonr should not be Easdd of the said
Assessment made for the Releife of the poor
of the said Hamblett or otherwise Order
as to your Worpps shall seem meet etc

And Yor: Peticonr shall Ever pray Etc

Allice Bllard< no role >