March the 2 - 1723

The Worshipfull Bench of Justices J Maks
Bould to Troubell you all with a few Lines to
Humble ye bag your worships to take it in to Consider
a Fishor and to Discharg, Callren marten< no role > out of
prison for and Like your worships See'm her Con
dish on She has not finds to Stand by her the more
is the Pittey and is proved very unhapey She Just
went up in the Room as the officers went up She had
not bene halfe and our out of her Lodgins and
She not being well went out for and plase your
worships her husband was a roge in marring
her and gave her the fould distemper which have
brought her very Law and She will be Lost for
want of Relefe and plese your worships She was
as Clere as ye Child unborne of doing one yill thing
Att that Time Soe Gentellmen due hopes your Good
-ness Show your Charetey to her and grant her
pardon and Leberty and we hopes for the fitter She
will not fall into the Like a gaine and having noe
finds be Speak for her She is admitted to prison againe
her maiden name was (attren Brass and in Soe do in
we Shall be bound to pray and remaines your
Humbell pertishoner's