To ye. Right Worshipfull the Chairman and ye. Rest of his Majts. Justices of the
Peace for ye. City and Liberty of Westmr. in Gentt. Quarter Session Assembled
The Petition of John Jobson< no role >
Humbly Sheweth
That Yor: Petitioner was on or about ye. twentyeth day of August
last, bound in Apprentice by Indenture unto
Robert Baxter< no role >
of ye. Parish
of Saint Margaret Westmr
Taylor
for ye: Space of Seven Years to
Learn ye. Sd. Trade.
That about Christmas last, Yor Petitioners said Master left off
his sd. Trade of a [..] Taylor and House keeping and hath Since be taken
himself to Lodge in an Ale House, where be now Follows ye. Busnices of an
Embrsiderer
being his wifes Trade, and has often told Yor. Petitioner yt.
he never Intends to work again in ye Taylors Trade Whereby he
will be Intirely Ignorant thereof, And Readred Unable to Get a lively=
hood, thereby, besides which his sd. Master abt. three weeks Since
Push'd & beat him out of doors, and Declared yt. he shod. have no Skelter
with him So yt. unless Yor Petitioner had been taken in by one of
his Friends he must have lain in ye. Streets
Yor. Petitioner therefore most humbly Prays Yor. Worships &
yt. you wod. be pleasd to make such Orders touching yor.
Petrs. discharge from his Sd. Apprentiship as to Yor.
Worships shall Seem meet
And Yor. Petr. us in duty bound shall ever Pray
John Jobson< no role >