The petition of Thomas Miller, Wiltshire, Michaelmas 1646
To the right wors[hi]p[fu]l His Mai[es]tis Justices assembled in Sessions at Warminster
Humbley Shewth [sic.]
That Whereas
Yo[u]r poore distressed petitioner Thomas Miller, being formerly vnder ye Command of Maior Wansey in ye Parliam[en]t service, did then receiue a very dangerous Hurt, by w[hi]ch means yo[u]r poore peti{tioner} is very much disabled for his future subsistence
Hee therefore most humbly prayeth yt hee may bee taken into yo[u]r wor[shi]pps Considerac[i]o[n], And hee shall ever pray &c
Wee thinke fitt that this pet[itione]r be had in remembrance at when the next oportunity shall be offered, to be relieved according to the Statute.
Will[iam] Hussey
Will[iam] Eyre
Ed[ward] Tooker
George Frye
Thomas Benett
<allocatur 50 s. from the tre[asure]r of the North forthw[i]th for this tyme pr[e]sent tyme>