Humbly Sheweth That your Petrs in obedience to your
Majestys Order on the Eleventh day March 1705 did receive
into ye Said Hospital Jane Dennis< no role > . Ann Day< no role > , Alice Harris< no role >
Elizabeth Way< no role > , Eliz: Price< no role > , Ann Allen< no role > , Eliz: Harrow< no role > , Eliz: Hill< no role >
Katherin Garrett< no role > , Debora Stent< no role > als Edmunds< no role > , and Mary Bennett< no role >
als Bevis< no role > who were convicted of Severall felonis and
Offences at Justice hall in the Old Baily which Convicts Did on
the Eleventh day of March aforesaid in open Court at Justice=
=hall aforesaid attempt your Majties most gracious Pardon
upon the Conditions therein and hereafter mentioned
Vizt. That they and every of them Should remaine in New=
=Gate untill they caused or procured themselves by the
Sherriffes of London to be removed to the prison of Bridewell
London to labour as idle and disorderly persons for the Space
of One whole year and afterwards untill your Majestys
further will and pleasure Should be known for their delivery
according to the said Order as will appear by a Certificate and copy
of the Order of Sessions hereunto annexed Wee Your Majtys:
Petrs. therefore humbly pray your Majesty will be graciously
pleased to lett us know your Royall pleasure what shall be
further done relating to the said Prisonrs And yor. Petrs
shall ever pray Etc London Ss Ad Dec Goal Dne
Regina de Newgate tent pro Civitat Lond P Adjournament
apnd Justice Hall in Le Old Baily die Sabbati (Scilt) nono
die Mary Ano Regni Regine Anne nunc Augls Etc Quinto
Whereas Jane Dennis< no role > , Anne Day< no role > , Alice Harris< no role > , Elizabeth
Way, Eliz: Price, Ann Allen< no role > , Elizabeth Harrow, Eliz: Hill,
Katherine Garrett, Debora Stent als Edmunds, and Mary Bennett< no role >
als Bevis have this day in open Court accepted her Majties
most gracious pardon of the Several felonies & offences
for which they Stand convicted & attainted upon the Condition
in the said pardon menconed To witt that they and every of
them doe remaine in the Goal of Newgate untill they Cause &
procure themselves by the Sherriffes of London to be received
and delivered by their consent to the prison of the Work house
or to the prison of Bridewell being the house of Correccon for