Petition
The petition of Thomas Newson of Towcester, Northamptonshire, Easter 1662
He therefore humbly prays that he may have the order of this Honourable court for a pension to be paid him towards his releif.
Petition
The petition of Elizabeth Taylour of Canterbury (St Dunstan’s Parish), City and County of Canterbury, 1654
<Humbly shows:> That your petitioner had formerly allowed her two shillings weekly by order of until this Sessions for the maintenance of herself and two small children, which her s...
Certificate
The certificate for Gregory Major, Kent; John King, City of London; Richard Peerelesse of Staplehurst, Kent; and John Bexter of Chalk, Kent, 1653
Petition
The petition of John Dallom of Hitchin, Hertfordshire, 11 April 1659
...said poor petitioner humbly desires this Honourable Bench that they may be pleased to grant an order unto Frauncis Kinge, Esquire, one of the now Treasurers for this county, for the enter...
Petition
The petition of John Warner of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, Trinity 1668
And formerly, this Honourable Bench, upon a certificate and petition hearing, had an order granted for a pension of £4 per annum about 5 years since but your petitioner never received a ...
Petition
The petition of Jennett Haydocke of Pleasington, Lancashire, Midsummer 1651
The petitioner humbly craves your order to the Overseers of the Poor within Hoghton to provide for the petitioner and her children.
Petition
The petition of Ales Browne, Jane Bothoe and Margerie Pulford, all of Holt, Denbighshire, 15 July 1673
Petition
The petition of Susanna Gilloway of Yardley Hastings, Northamptonshire; Jane Watts of Yardley Hastings, Northamptonshire; and Elizabeth Aldridge of Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire, Trinity 1668
...said Jane the sum of forty shillings by like payments; and whereas it pleased your Worships to order that your petitioners’ pensions should for the time to come be stopped for reasons n...
Petition
The petition of Thomas Marshall of Thorverton, Devon, 1683
Upon which petition, there was delivered to your poor petitioner five shillings for his present supply until further order.
Petition
The petition of John Evens of Lewes (St John’s Parish), Sussex, July 1662
Your poor petitioner shows that he has been with the Treasurer for the Maimed Soldiers and he refuses to pay me this quarter’s pension without your Worships’ order.