To the Worshipfull the Chairman and
others his Maties Justices at the Quarter
Sessions at Westminster Assembled

The humble Petition of Chas: Everitt< no role >

Sheweth,

That your Petitionr. was on the 3d
day of October 1733 bound an Apprentice to Thomas
Woodgate of St. Margaret Westmr. Coffin Maker and
Undertaker , that your Petrs Master has greatly been
neglectfull in teaching him his Trade, that he has
lately fail'd in the World, his Goods having been
Seized, and he hath quitted his Habitation, that
your Petr: Knows not where he is by reason of
which your Petr: is greatly to Seek for his bread
and Lodging, his father having, been dead near
four Years, his Mother not being able to provide
for Him, and he not being tought his Trade
nor ever likely so to be by his Said Master,

Humbly prays this honoble Bench
will consider his Case and make
an Order that your Petr: may be
discharged of his sd. Apprenticeship
in Order that he may by going to
another Master (who is ready to take
him) be fully instructed in his Trade,
and Serve with him the Remainder
of his Time.

And your Petr. will Ever pray

Charles Everitt< no role >