Middx

Jn Jalabert< no role >

Benj: Cowley< no role >

Whereas Edward Walton< no role > of the Parish of St. James
Clerkenwell in the County of Middx White Smith hath
Complained to Us two of the Justices of the Peace
for the County aforesaid that William Cook< no role > his
Apprentice hath misbehaved himself in his
Service and hathmisbeabsented himself from
his Service without Licence And the said
Master hath brought him before us by
Virtue of the Warrant of Joseph Girdler< no role > Esqr
One other of the said Justices for the Causes
of Complaint abovementioned And the said
Apprentice being present before us and the
said Master now consenting that the said
Apprentice may be discharged from his
Apprenticeship and Service and the said
Apprentice being desirous of being so dis=
charged Which we are of opinion will
be for their mutual Benefit We
therefore do hereby as far as in us
lyes Absolutely discharge the said Wm.
Cook< no role > from his said Apprenticeship any
thing in the Indenture now produced
and bearing date the first Day of November
1759. (the Consideration Money therein Mention'd
being no more than Three Pounds) contained
to the contrary thereof notwithstanding
In Testimony whereof We do hereunto set
our Hands & Seals at Hicks Hall the Nine=
teenth Day of June 1766. in the Sixth Year of
the Reign of his present Majesty King George
the Third.