case the case OF huge pine Esq speak word in contempt or disgrace of the king  person import personal vice or moral defect be not a overt act of compass or  imagine his death for word speak of the king except they be relative to some  treasonable act or design then in agitation can of themselves be hightreason  but amount to a misdemeanour only roll hale p c state trial foster hawk p c Bl  Rep salk Bl Com William collier attend Mr pine at his house in the country be  demand of he whether he have see the king at Hinton or no collier answer that  he have see the king there Mr pine reply then have thou see as unwise a king  as ever be and so govern as never king be for he be carry as a man will carry  a child with a apple therefore I and diverse more do refuse to do our duty to  he after which word speak William collier meeting with Richard collier his  brother ask he whether the king be not a wise king who answer yes he be a wise  and temperate king after which at another time Monsieur Sabiza be at Mr  Pawletts house at Hinton Mr pine ask collier whether the king be there or no  who answer that he hear he be Mr pine reply that he can have have he at his  house if he will as well as Mr Pawlett at another time one George Morley a  locksmith be at Mr pine house he ask he what news whereunto he answer that he  beard the king be at Mr Pawletts at Hinton then Mr pine say that be nothing  for I may have have he at my house as well as Mr Pawlett for he be to be carry  any whither and then Mr pine say aloud before God he be no more fit to be king  than Hickwright this Hickwright wag a old simple fellow who be then Mr pine  shepherd these word be thus prove by William collier and George Morley all the  judge be command to assemble themselves to consider and resolve what offence  the speak of those word be croak car whereupon sir Nicholas hide chief justice  of the king bench sir Thomas Richardson chief justice of the common plea sir  John Walter chief baron of the exchequer sir William Jones one of the justice  of the king bench sir Henry Yelverton one of the justice of the common plea  sir Thomas Trevor and George Vernon baron of the exchequer none other of the  judge be then in croak car er p town meet at sergeantsinn in fleet street  where they debate the case among themselves in the presence of sir Robert  heath the attorneygeneral and diverse precedent be then produce videlicet