Most Worthey Sr

The Humble Pettition
of John Farrell< no role >

Humbly Sheweth that yor Poor Pettr. is in Confinment
Since the first day of March last , having Neither freinds
acqts. nor Relations, to help yr. Poor Pettr. all that time to
one peng; but Should a farnished Were it not for the Compa
-sion that Mr. Williams & his good Spouse took of yr. Pettr.
Now yr. goonesses Poor Pettr. being Discharged all to yr. Fees
Most Earnestly beggs for the Jendor Merey of Gods lake
that youl take Compasion of yr. Poor Pettr. in Granting
yrs. Poor Pettr. his Liberty: haveing not one peny or Earth
if it Saved yr. Pettrs. life, Nor noe Way in life to gettit & in
yr Soe doeing yrs. Poor Pettr. will as in Duty bound for Ever
Pray.

Sr. I am a very eye wittness [..]
to what is written to you is Hoth tooth
and not your I goodness will consider the same
from your humble serveant

Elizabeth Williams< no role >

July the 30th. 1734

Clerkenwell Bridwill