To William Mainwaring< no role > Esquire
Chairman and the Rest at his Majsety 's Justices
of the Peace assembled in their General Quarter
Session of the Peace at Hicks Hall Clerkenwell
Green in the County of Middlesex in January 1794

The humble Petition and Appeal of Richard
Friday< no role > of Isleworth in the County of Middlesex
Coal Merchant

Sheweth

That Your Petitioner was on the tenth day of January
one thousand Seven hundred and ninety four before Nathaniel
Bland< no role > Esquire one of his Majestys Justices of the peace for the
County of Middlesex convicted for unlawfully using or causing
to be used a Waggon upon a certain Turnpike Road in the
parish of Uxbridge in the said County the Sale or Bottom of
the Teller of the Wheels of which said Waggon being of
less Breadth or Gauge than Six Inches and was then and
there drawn by find Horses contrary to the statute Etc And
the said Nathaniel Bland< no role > did adjudge your Petitioner to
pay and forfeit for the same Offence the Sum of Five Pounds
whereby your Petitioner conceives himself aggrieved

Your Petitioner therefore humbly appeals to this
Court against the said Conviction pursuant to
Notice given to the said Nathaniel Bland< no role > of your
Petitioner Intention so to do And Prays that
your Worships will appoint same day in the
Present Session for hearing and determining
the said Appeal

And Your Petitioner will ever Pray Etc

W Saunders
Solicitor for the said Appeallant