Walter Chute's case new erect office void Walter Chute sewer to the king do  exhibit a petition to the king that for the safety of the realm and the  security of stranger within the realm that the king will vouchsafe to erect a  new office of register of all stranger within the realm except merchant  stranger to be keep at London and to grant the say office to the petitioner  with a reasonable fee or without a fee and that all stranger except merchant  stranger may depart the realm within a certain convenient time if they do not  repair to the say register and take a billet under the register hand which  petition the lord of the Council do refer to I by their honourable letter of  the ofNovem that I call to I counsel learned in the law shall consider what  the law be in that behalf and how it may stand with conveniency and policy of  state to put the same in execution and by who it ought to be perform and upon  conference have with the justice of the common plea and the other justice and  baron of sergeant inn fleet street it be resolve that the erection of such new  office for the benefit of a private man be against all law of what nature  soever and therefore where one captain lee do make suit to the king to have a  new office to make inventory of good of those who die testate or intestate it  be resolve by the lord chancellor and my self that such grant shall be utter  void although no certain person have it and that this be against commonlaw and  the statute of Henry in like manner another sue to have the register of birth  date and the time of the death of each person within the realm and that it may  be on record and authentical so mich James to make a new office in the upper  bench for the only make of all Latitats at the suit of the lord Daubigny and  after he of the lord John Hungerford and other be resolve to be void so  Littleton suit to name a officer to be a general register or rather tabler or  indexer of all judgement for debt and damage recognizance bill obligation to  the king deed enrol fine upon offender in the star Chamber and other court  whatsoever and this be pretend to be for the benefit of the purchaser and the  ready find of record and to such purpose be make the statute of the Elizabeth  for enrol of statute but the suit be reject by the two chief justice and other  for every court shall choose officer either by law or prescription the law or  custom may not be change without a parliament and so it be resolve hill James  king and diverse other such invention be resolve to be against law and record  as to the second in the case of sir Walter Chute concern the conveniency or  inconveniency of it it be resolve that it be inconvenient for diverse cause  for a private man to have private end the number of stranger by a private man  will infer a terror and the king and prince of other country will take offence  at it and will do the like to the king subject it be to be consider what  breach it will be to former treaty as to the three in the case of sir Walter  Chute that may be perform without any inconvenience and so it be devise by the  lord Burleigh and other lord of the Council a Elizabeth videlicet to write  letter to the mayor bailiff or other head officer of every city borough or  town where any stranger be resident to certify how many stranger and of what  quality be in their city c the which they be to know in respect of their  inhabitant and contribution to the poor and other charge and this may be do  without any write which suit be make to the lord be well approve by they and  the suit utter disallow the Dec a Henry Commission grant to diverse to certify  the number of stranger artificer with the number of their servant within  London and the suburb thereof c accord to the statute see Candishs case  Elizabeth for make of all writ of supersedeas in the king bench Elizabeth a  grant of a office of Thomas knivet to examine all his majesty auditor and  clerk of the Pipe concern their office for year it be resolve by the court to  be against law for it belong to the baron who be judge and it be also a  invocation in a court of justice Eliz a grant of a office to Thomas Leichfield  to examine all deceit false allowance of the queen officer for eight year  resolve to be void the make of subpoena in chancery ancient belong to the six  clerk the late queen majesty grant the same by patent to one particular man  the keep and fill of affidavit in chancery ancient belong to the register the  king majesty that now be grant the same to one particular man the erect and  put down of inn have be ancient in the power of the justice of peace his  majesty have give that power by patent to a particular man the take of the  deposition and all other proceed before and by the Commission which have use  to be take and keep by the commissioner themselves or some clerk of their  appointment his majesty have grant the same by patent to one particular man  the king by his letter patent grant to Simon Darlington the office of Alveger  and limit what fee he shall take the sole draw write and engross of all  licence and pardon be grant to Edward Bacon gentleman with the fee that have  former be take and a restraint for all other c the office of subpoena be grant  to Thomas George and other during life with the fee of S and a restraint that  no other presume to make those writ the office of make and register all manner  of assurance and policy c be by letter patent grant to Richard Gandler  gentleman with such fee as the lord major and other shall rate with power  toratefees and arestraint of all other c which be during pleasure and  afterward to he and other during life the office of write tally and counter  tally grant to sir Vincent Skinner quare the office of engross patent to the  great seal and a increase of fee grant late to sir Richard young and mr pie