case of bylaws and ordinance the chamberlain of London case the chamberlain of  London bring a action of debt in London at the guildhall there against diverse  person c and it be ground upon a Act of common Council or ordinance make by  the mayor alderman and commonalty of the city at their common assembly which  they make by custom and which among other be confirm by diverse act of  parliament by which it be ordain that if any citizen freeman or stranger  within the say city put any broad cloth to sale within the city of London  before it be bring to Blackwell hall to be view and search so that it  mayappeartobesaleable and that hallage be pay for the same sure d for every  cloth that he shall forfeit for every cloth S d and further it be ordain for  such forfeiture the chamberlain of London for the time be shall have a action  of debt c and because the defendant have break the say ordinance for the  penalty inflict by the say ordinance the chamberlain of London bring a action  of debt in London and the same be remove by habeas corpus into the king bench  and it be move that those in London can make law and ordinance to bind the  king subject and principal stranger for then they shall have as high authority  as a Act of parliament and the say ordinance as it be urge be against the law  and the freedom and liberty of the subject to compel he to bring his clothes  to any one place the impose of d for hallage be a charge to the subject and by  the same reason they may impose d they may impose d and so in boundless and  one of the Inner temple of counsel with the city move to have a procedendo it  appear by many precedent that it have be use within the city of London time  out of mind for those of London to make or dinances and constitution for the  good order and government of the citizen c consonant to law and reason which  they call act of common Council also all their custom be confirm by diverse  act of parliament and all such ordinance constitution or bylaws be allow by  the law which be make for the true and due execution of the law or statute of  the realm or for the well government and order of the body incorporate and all  other which be contrary or repugnant to the law or statute of the realm be  void and of no effect and as to such ordinance and bylaws these difference be  observe inhabitant of a town without any custom may make ordinance or bylaws  for the reparation of the church or a high way or any such thing which be for  the general good of the public and in such case the great part shall bind all  the rest without any custom vide Edward but if it be for their own private  profit as for the well order of their common of pasture or the like there  without a custom they can make bylaws and if be a custom then the great part  shall not bind the less if it be not warrant by the custom for as custom  create they so they ought to be warrant by the custom vide Edward assize also  corporation can make ordinance or constitution without a custom or the king  charter if not for thing which concern the commonwealth as reparation of  church or common high way or the like vide Edward Edward assize Edward Henry  Henry Elizabeth dyer and as to the case at bar many statute be make for the  true make of woollen Cloth which be the principal commodity of this realm and  to the intent that the say statute may be the better execute without any  deceit the say Act of common Council be make that they shall be bring to  Blackwell hall as to a place public and know to the intent they may be search  and view if they be make accord to the say statute so the say ordinance be  make for the better keep and execution of the say law to prevent all fraud and  falsity be good and Allowable by the law also the assess of the say d for  hallage be good because it be pro good public and it be competent and  reasonable have regard to the benefit which the subject enjoy by reason of the  say ordinance and such assessment be for the maintenance of the public good  and not pro private citizen gain be maintainable by the law and it be not to  be say a burden or charge to the subject when he reap a benefit by it but it  be like pontage murage toll and the like as appear in Henry b in which case  the sum for reparation of bridge wall c ought to be so reasonable that the  subject shall have more benefit thereby than charge also the penalty inflict  upon the offender be he citizen or stranger be lawful the offence be do within  the city and the sum be competent and proportionable to the offence and  without a penalty the ordinance shall be in vain for to hate to miss mali  fearfulness Carthaginian and the appointment of their chamberlain be their  public officer to bring the action of debt be well and Allowable by law and  the ordinance be accord to law may be put in execution without any other  allowance notwithstanding the statute of Henry cap and after great  deliberation Wray chief justice by the advice of the other justice grant a  procedendo vide edward John de Britain case the king grant by his charter that  all manner of ship come to such a haven load with merchandise shall be unladen  at a certain place and not elsewhere to the intent he may be better answer his  custom and other duty