The petition of John Roberts, Arthur Bramson and Joseph Waters, all of Towcester, Northamptonshire, Easter 1662
To the Hono[ura]ble & Right Wo[rshipfu]ll ye Justices of ye Peace for ye County of North[amp]ton[shire] whome it may concerne
The humble petic[i]on of Jno Roberts, Arthur Bramson & Joseph Waters, poore inhabitants in Towcester
Sheweth
That whereas yo[u]r poore peticoners have once rec[eive]d their pensions and are since vnpaid notwithstanding sufficient testimony & certificates of their service & wounds
Wee therefore once againe {?united} by hope & spurred on by necesssitie doe humbly begge the favourable aspect of yo[u]r clemency vpon vs even worne out with misery hopeing yt wee yt haue so often fought for Gods cause & our late kings of blessed memory & have nothing left to looke vpon but o[u]r wounds wives & children shall not now perish in misery w[hi]ch if prevented by yo[u]r mercy
We shall ever pray &c
There was form[er]ly 10 s. a piece given therefore dismissed