London Ss.
Richard Hoare< no role >
Mayor
Complaint being this day made unto us two of Her Maties. Justices of
the Peace
for this Citie and the Libties thereof (Quor unus) by you
the Churchwardens and Overseers of the poore of the Parish of
St. Mary Magdalen Old Fish street
London That one
George
Purchase< no role >
with Fortune his wife and one Child Mary about eleaven
yeares old have craved releife of your said Parish having noe
lawfull settlemt. there and are likely to become chargeable thereto
unless timely prevented And for as much as it appeares unto us
[..]
the oath of the said
George Purchase< no role >
that he look a Lease of
eleaven yeares of a House of eighteen pounds P ann rent in the
parish of St. Andrew
's Holbourne London and lived therein
about half a yeare having quitted the same a little more than a
yeare agoe any had in noe wise obtained any subsequent
Settlemt. We doe therefore adjudge the last legall settlemts. of
the said
George Purchase< no role >
to be in the said Parish of St. Andrew
's
Holbourne in London and that thitherto he with his said Wife
and Child ought by Law to be sent
N Withers
These are therefore in Her Maties name to require you forthwith to
remove and convey the said
George Purchase< no role >
with his said Wife and Child from and out of your
said Parish of St. Mary Magdalen Old Fishstreet
London
to that
part of the said parish of St. Andrew
Holbourne wth
[..] in the
Libties of the Citie of London
and them leave with the Churchwardens
and Overseers of the Poore there or one of them who are hereby
required to receive and provided for them according to Law How of
faile not And this shall be your Warrt. Given under our hands
and Seales the Seaventh day of
September 1710October 1713.
To the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poore
of the Parish of St. Mary Magdalen Old Fishstreet
London
and that part of St. Andrew's Holbourne Pish
in the Cities of London
and whom she it away concerned.}