To the Right Honble the Lord Mayor and
the rest of his Majesties Justices of the peace
in and for the City of London in Quarter
Sessions Assembled

The Humble Petition and Appeal of the Church-Wardens
and Over-Seers of the Poor of the Parish of Saint
Michael in Crooked Lane London

Sheweth

That by a Pass Warrant or Order Under the hands and Seals
of (Marshe Dickinson< no role > Esqr Lord Mayor of the City of London and
Slingsby Bethell< no role > Esqr . one of the Aldermen of the said City) two of
his Majesties Justices of the Peace in and for the said City of
London and Liberties thereof bearing date the Ninth day of
July One thousand seven hundred and fifty Seven [..]
[..] a certain Woman in the said Warrant called by the
Name of Ann Greenaway< no role > wife of Thomas Greenaway< no role > a
prisoner in Ludgate for Debt and their three Children Ann< no role >
aged Ten years, Elizabeth< no role > aged four Years and Thomas< no role > aged
One Year were removed and passed from the Parish of Saint
Giles without Cripplegate London to the said Parish of Saint
Michael in Crooked Lane as the place of their Settlement

That Your Petitioners finding themselves Agrieved
by the said Order and Judgment of the said two Justices Do
Humbly appeal against the same-

And Humbly pray this Honourable Court
will be pleased to hear the said Appeal
and Grant Your Petitioners Such Relief
as to this Honourable Court shall seem
meet

And your Petitioners shall ever pray
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