coke Ireland and free borough pasch James the king constitute the town of d in  Ireland a free borough and will and declare that it shall be a body corporate  by the name of the provost burgess and commonalty of d and that the say  provost and burgess and their successor may send two burgess c to parliament  hold this grant of election of burgess to the provost and burgess be not good  the case of dungannon in Ireland the case of the new corporation of dungannon  in Ireland be in effect sure that the king constitute the town of dungannon to  be a free borough et beyond to will to disclose etstatuimus quod inhabitant  villce predictcr to be One corpus corporat pery omen prposili burgensium et  partnership dungannon et per idem nomen to be very pleasing to be able etquod  Self prdicli prposiliet citizen etsuccessores Himself to have poteslatem to  pluck out duos citizen c ad parliament c and the doubt be whether this grant  of election of burgess of parliament be good for because it be grant but to  parcel of the body sure to the provost and burgess and not to the provost and  burgess and commonalty and the chief baron think that forasmuch as this be not  but a nomination or election it be sufficient to make the provost and burgess  only to have it and be take a diversity betwixt nomination and other  inheritance but this be deny coke by all the justice and baron for this power  to elect burgess be a inheritance of which the provost and burgess be not  capable for that it ought to be vest in the entire corporation sure provost  burgess and commonalty a and it seem to Hobart chief justice of the common  plea that the king may grant to the inhabitant of Islington to be a free  borough and that the burgess of the same town may elect two burgess to  parliament a that it shall be good although that the burgess be not  incorporate for there be many burgess who elect burgess to the parliament  which be not incorporate but it be resolve by all that such a grant make by  the king shall be void b for the inhabitant have not capacity to take a  inheritance a as in Edward to have common and Littleton say in his chapter of  burgage that the borough which send burgess to parliament be the most ancient  and principal city c so that it shall be intend that at the first they be  incorporate also plus valet spenumero usual custom how royal permission but it  be resolve by Hobart Tanfield Altham winch Nichols and Haughton quod to will  be a good word of grant as piggot be of opinion Edward and this shall be a  imply grant to all the corporation that the provost and burgess shall elect c  and regular when the grant be indefinite sure first to go away a uncertain  thing et beyond quod prpositus et citizen et successor Himself to pluck out  this shall be within the first to go away to all the body which that party  shall choose but the chief justice of England and Doderidge think the contrary  for in this case there be but a ordinance to erect the corporation and no  grant altogether to any person so that this clause et quod c be idle and vain  and note all the new corporation be of the same form and in none of they be  any clause to elect new burgess so that when those of the modern burgess die  this power to elect burgess be go c a Vid send for per holt CJ Ashby v white l  raym SC salk Mod wear down Forbes parliament Deb Vol IV p b contra mad firm  Burg but the instance he give be all of town incorporate note in serjeant hill  copy Vid vin ab Corp f pl a b c dow and Ryl vin ab Corp e Vol ill c this  position be question by Mr kid treatise on corporation Vid Com dig Franche f  coke report er p