[..] Worshipfull his Majestys Justices of the Peace
for
the City and Liberty of Westmr: Assembled in their
General Quarter Session
The Humble Petition of Jonathan Sills< no role >
Apprentice
to Samuel
Evans of the parish of St James
Westmr. Padler
That your petitioner was bound by Indenture dated the 19th. day of
September 1744 an Apprentice
to the sd Samuel Evans< no role >
for the Term of Seven
[..] the Art and Mistery of Sadler for which the sd Samuel Evans< no role >
[..] had [..] of your Petitioner Father the Sum of Ten pounds for [..]
teach & Instruct your petitioner the said vit & Mistery
That your petitioner has lived with the said Samuel Evans< no role >
three Yeares
[..] and that your petitioner never has seen any New Works made by the sd
[..] nor the said Samuel Evans< no role >
has not taught or Instructed your said
[..] to maker a Sadle or to perform any New Work in and about the same
That the sd Samuel Evans< no role >
has not had for the time that your said [..]
[..] as lived with him any Business to Teach and Instruct your said
in the Mastery of a Sadler but has only had Employ of Mending up old
[..] is only in the Butching Way
And if your petitioner should Continue with the sd Samuel Evans< no role >
[..]
Apprenticehood
your petitioner will be deperived of Learning the
Mistery [..] sadler or knowing anything of the Business which will
[..] petitioner from Getting his Bread
And your petitioner Says that if the sd Samuel Evans< no role >
had any Employ
[..] of Sadler to Learn and Instruct your petitioner that the said
Evans is Sold one or even at home that your petitioner some days
[..] more than a Quarter of an hour for that he the sd Samuel
from home most Dayes and does not come home untill
[..] which in his Geveral Life to the Great Surprise of most
[..] knows him & in what manner he gets his Livelyhood
Your Petitioner humbly prays your Worships
to discharge your petitioner from his said
Apprenticehood
with the said Samuel Evans< no role >
And that the Sum of Ten Pounds may be paid
back by the sd Samuel Evans< no role >
to your said
petitioner
And Your Petitioner in duty bound shall ever pray Etc
Jonan Sills< no role >