The Humble petiton of Ambrose
Leggett< no role >

Sheweth That hee being very poore and Indige
desired Feleife, which hee humbly prays Yor Lords [..]
would grant free haveing nothing of A Brade
whereby to gett his lively hood but Humbly desire
that yor: Worshippd would take itt into sevour Considera [..]
con and to gett him Apluee to Gurne dithers
Throuster or dyamond Cutters mill Which hee is
very Capable of doeing and very willing to Doe
Heeh as here brought A Baydgel of Whitechappell
parish to show to yor Worshippd that hee had and
reced he Alms of the said parish but now being
past his Cabr. they thought fitt to putt him to [..]
but they found he was Incapable of working and
therefore turned him out of the said parish; Therefore
hed desires that the Churchwardens but in particular
yor Crawley who has been the whole occason of this
poor petitioners being turned out of the said [..]

And yor his the Petitionr
Shall ever pray

Ambrose Leggett< no role >