before he had done with me. all this without any provocation
only I had paid him over & above what I owed him, alltho' he
owes me upwards of £20. for putting his books in a reguly.
form, Etca. writting out his Kalendar's for a year past
And had he taken my advice the accidents had not happened
his Jail, that to this Shame lately has. what can this
his Saying his saying hill make me repent, but that
he has some bad design against me, my wife or some
of my friends who come near me which your honor's
petitr bags You'll be pleased to consider.

Many more of his Illanico might be added, such as
his having, & still Keeping a loose & disorderly house Etca.
which for fear of encroaching any further on your honr.
time shall not now mention, altho' Delay in punishmt.
is no cause of forgiveness, all which can be as easily proved
as that he has a noseson his face, and as sure as he has Sd.
nose, so surely shall he be prosecuted as far as the law of
Geat Brittain will permitt.

Said Fr: Geary has no manner of way full filled any
of his promises he made in his petition of 22d. June last past
to this Honorble. Court, which is in great deriscon & contempt
to his Sacred Majesty, & sd. Honble. Court, and which shall
be prosecuted as such, before I have done with him, having
a Coppy of sd. petition of Geary's by me

Wherefore your honr. Petitr. most humbly begs
your honrs. would be pleased to take into consideration these
irregularitys of Geary's, and So order it, that your honor's
petitr. may live & enjoy the privileges that are allowed to all
debtors, & that I, my wife, & friends may n't be any more
in danger of our lives, Etca.

and your honr. petitioners
will as in duty bound Etca.

Rt. Paterson< no role >

Gatehouse 8 Augt. 1733