To the right Worshipp
att the Generall Place
Charles Pharlee< no role >

Humbly Sheweth.

That your poor Petitioner being [..]
being all disbanded and he with severall [..]
Lancaster, then and Stafford, but being bgilt
att Leverpoole to goe over for Ireland did
he served in Ireland about the begin [..]
voring by honest labour and endeaveour [..]
that he knows off. and he together with his wife now big [..]
dition doth earnestly desire your worst [..]
deplorable condition of your poor petition
willing to labour for their Subsistance if [..]
of his honest and leyall behaviour his [..]
be a great S [..] fferer in Ireland on the acco [..]
the aforesaid prisons starved had itt nott [..]
his Familly must of necessity Starve having
nott take the most sad condition of your [..]
greater object of charity in England then [..]
misery