1757 after Feb.

To the Right Honourable Marshe Dickinson< no role >
Lord Mayor of the City of London and the Rest of
the Judge of Oyer and Terminer at Justices Hall
the Old Bailey in the Suburbs of the City of London

The Humble Petition of Mary Jones< no role > Widow

Sheweth

That Your Petitioner was in the last Febr
Sessions Tryed for a Felony and Acquitted of the same but it
Appearing to the Court on the Representation of John Fielding< no role > Esq
and other Circumstances that your Petition was Strongly
Suspected of Returning from Transportation before the time for
which she was at the about assizes held at Exeter in the Year 1753
Ordered to be Transported It was then Ordered that your Petition
Should be Detained in Goal untill she should be Display
by due Course of Law

Therefore Your Petitioner most Humbly
Pray Your Honours Jen would be Pleased to
Order her to be this Sessions Tryed, Bailed or
Discharged And Your Petitioner as in
Duty Bound will ever pray etc

Witness Richd: Fielding< no role >

her
Mary [mark] Jones< no role >
Mark