Apprenticehood And that service of an Order of this Court on the said
Elizabeth< no role > might be Deemed good Service thereof on the said William Glover< no role >
Whereupon it was Ordered that the parties concerned should have notice
of this Petition and that they should Attend this Court on this present Thursday
to hear and abide the Judgment and determination of this Court in the
Premises Now upon hearing of the said Petition in the Presence and
hearing of the said Richard Edwards< no role > And upon reading two several
Affidavits of Jasper Lin< no role > of the Parish of Saint Martins in the fields in
the Liberty of Westminster Taylor and the said William Glover< no role > (altho
solemnly called) not Appearing nor any one on his behalf to shew any
cause against the same Petitioners being discharged This Court doth
Order by and with the consent of the said Richard Edwards< no role > that the said
Petitioner be and he is hereby absolutely discharged of and from his said
apprenticehood In Testimony whereof We four of the Justices present
at the making of the said Order have hereunto set our hands and Seals
the Seventh day of December in the Tenth year of the Reign of our
Sovereign Lord George the Third King of Great Britain etc And in the
Year of our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and sixty Nine.