ball who tam versus cobus Saturday that June a information for exercise a  trade contrary to Elizabeth c without have serve as a apprentice needs not  aver that the defendant do not then exercise the trade at the time of make the  Act Mr Whitaker show cause against quash a information who tam for exercise  the trade of a baker at the parish of Speldhurst in ken not have serve a  apprenticeship contrary to the Elizabeth c the first objection take to this  information by Mr Clayton on the original motion be that Speldhurst do not  appear to be a city markettown or corporation it may be a village for support  which he bid cite Keble king v French saint exception which case be also  report in Mod S Q king v Turnith and vent SC but though these be all report of  the same case which be cite by Mr Clayton only out of Keble yet Mr Whitaker  allege that they be inconsistent with each other burrow Mr Clayton contra the  Act be intend mere for the benefit of corporation ad it have always be take  that it do not extend to any village or any place less than a city markettown  or corporation and it will be extreme inconvenient to the inhabitant of all  distant retire village if it do Rainsford think otherwise in Mod burrow er p  Lord Mansfield the question be not now upon the evidence but upon the lie the  offence have you any authority that it may not be lie at a parish Mr Clayton  nun but that in Keble videlicet keb Lord Mansfield there be nothing in the Act  that restrain it to be lie in a city markettown or corporation and this lie it  in a parish will not affect the evidence Mr just denison express himself in  term exact to the same effect Mr just foster many trade be carry on in village  most of the clothtrade in Yorkshire be carry on in the village Mr Clayton  offer another objection videlicet that it be not aver that he do not then  exercise the trade namely at the time of make the Act but the court without  any hesitation overrule this objection so that both objection be overrule the  rule to show cause why the information shall not be quash be discharge