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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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To ye. Rt. Worshipfull
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Justices of ye Peace now Sitting
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The Humble Petition of
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That all yr. Worships Petitor. Pro
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Selves humbly att yr feet Desireing your will look in
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and Compassion on ye Misserable Condition as all
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Worshipe Petior by under theay being us in Numb
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all of them are Beate by Warell and his Wife with
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Breemstickes that Some of them hath theare
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and some theare Leges and others theare head
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theay are in a necy Deplorable Condition
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Threatoned by this Warell and
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Seller to be Rilped up from ye
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his Wife doth Say that if he doth not
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hands in Yr Worships Petitior. harts Blood the
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be easey yr Petior being forced to pay 3 pence for half
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of Genonea & 6 pence for half Qur. of Brandy and
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any of yr Worships Petitior hath any freinds
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Come to them and theay call for Drink theay
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gine Change but Keep & Money and
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freinds so that theay must Perish Without ye
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are Pleased to Regulate us and not to lot us
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theay Keeping Women in theare own house
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3 o Clock in
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morning a
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theare men
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theay pich theare Peethots so Yr Petis
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to yr Worships for Justice hopeing
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