The Humble Petition of Patt Lumane
Sheweth,
"THAT he has neither house nor home, nor place to shelter him; no person would admit
him or give him a night’s lodging. He has five in family, exposed to all sorts of
persecution, therefore he applies to the Board of Guardians to admit him and family into
the workhouse, to shelter them.
"He was upon out-door relief and had no asylum to eat it."
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