bolton and Throgmorton the plaintiff declare in trespass for take and break so  many dozen of spectacle c the defendant plead that the city of London be a  ancient city that therein be and have be a ancient custom that if any make and  expose to sale ill and unserviceable good that the chief officer of the  company have use to seize they and carry they to the guildhall and empanel a  jury and if they find they ill and unserviceable to break they and show that  the plaintiff be one of the company of spectacle maker and that the defendant  be mastertraders and chief officer of the company and that the good make by  the plaintiff and take ut above be unserviceable pollexfen except first this  plead a ancient custom time out of mind c but not show that they have be a  company time out of mind second he plead that the master and warden have use  to seize c but show not who be master and who be warden as they ought as in  case of a dean and chapter for this traversable three the custom not good for  there this lie that the good be to be carry to guildhall and a jury impanel c  but no notice give to the party and that it be against reason to condemn the  party S good and not give he notice and hear he to which sander answer first  that the company do not prescribe time out of mind but this lie by way of  custom in the city that it do not appear Skinner but they have be a company  time out of mind that former the apothecary be part of the grocer company and  in the time of king James they be erect into a corporation that ancient the  bead officer of the grocer company can search and if they find any ill drug  they throw they away but now the bead officer of the apothecary company do and  may do it which be grant second he say the plead be that the head officer may  do it and that be to be traverse and not that the master and warden c three  that the custom be good enough though the party have no notice for it but a  inquest of office by which the party be not conclude but may bring his action  if his good be merchandizable upon the whole the court take the custom to be  good and reasonable and the judgement be for the defendant nisi