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To the Right Worshippfull the Bench
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The Humble peticon of
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Joseph Broome
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that your peticonr in the month of February
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1701 was bound as an
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Shippwright
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Liveing att Lymous N
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in this County to Learne this Arte or Trade
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shippwright & being soe bound the sd; New
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Soone after failed and is nott as yett fixed a
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in his said Trade aset Master Thereof to build
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new Vessells butt ourly Jobbing Works & as it
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Jorneyman to others in Repaireing of Old ones
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soe that yr. Petitioner is never Like a Learne the
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sd. Trade Unless he hath a better Master to
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instruct him therein, And your peticonr. further
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Sheweth that the said Newman faileing as
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aforsd: your Peticonr: was sent to sea a Set Comes
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Seaman to Labour before ye Mast of the Shipp
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where your Peticonr: Remained tenn Monthes that
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his Sd: Master Received the prmium or Reward for
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such yr: Peticonr. service therein, And more threatens
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Peticonr: was never bound and unrolled to him as
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apprentice might to be persuant to the Tenor
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the statute.
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Wherefore for that your peticonr. was
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bound & inrolled persuant to the statute H
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Humbly prayes that her may be discharged
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from his said Master, that his Friends may
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place him to another where by he may Come
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to Learne his Trade instead of being
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to
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sea & your peticonr: as in Duty Bound shall
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for Ever pray.
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