case Rushworth vers mason and other inhabitant of Coventry before the delegate  where article in the spiritual court be declare null party may object below  again original on a appeal to the delegate the case appear to be that on the  that day of July John Rushworth be elect by the mayor and common Council of  Coventry to be usher of the grammar school at Coventry but it be require by  canon make year that none teach school without licence from the bishop of his  diocese on the d of October a caveat be enter with the register of the bishop  against his obtain such licence on the d of October the caveator he that enter  the caveat be call to know what he have to object against the grant of such  licence and the proctor on each side exhibit their proxy in the consistory  court of the bishop of Litchfield and Coventry hand for Rushworth the  appellant and Fletcher for George mason Nath Alsop and W grove three  inhabitant of Coventry who pray time to exhibit article and a day be assign  for that purpose on the that of October article be exhibit but no title or  head to they and no prayer annex on the that of November hand pray article to  be dismiss and day be give to consider they comens on the that of November  four of the sixteen article be admit Viz the three for solicit the chastity of  a woman the that that he be passionate and pull his mother out of bed the that  that he beat his wife inhuman after the sacrament c the that that be vicar of  Filongly he beat his servant c and the that article which be for exact  subscription and abuse his parishioner by ill language threat strike c order  to be reform on the that of December nineteen additional article be give in  which be admit on the that of December upon this Rushworth appeal to the court  of the arch in complaint nullitatis for the four article admit and pray that  the thirteenth which be order to be reform shall be reject on the that of  April the appeal be consider and adjourn on the that of may dr bettesworth  dean of the arch reject the complaint nullitatis order the head or title of  the article to be reform and the prayer to be extend and the thirteenth to be  far reform from this sentence of the dean of the arch the appeal be now to the  delegate it be insist for the appellant by sergeant birch doctor Andrew and  doctor Cottrell that mason Alsop and grove be inhabitant of Coventry be no  proper person to complain of act do by the comens corporate body for they be  conclude by their determination otherwise a minority may defeat a act of the  majority that it be improper to proceed in this manner for upon the caveators  be summon to show what objection he have against the bishop give a licence  they shall have proceed in a summary way not by way of libel and article that  on the appeal the court can not reform the head of the article which be to  make a new cause nor extend the prayer which be to vary entire the nature of  the proceed the proceed be in a criminal way it be now alter to a civil cause  that if this can b do it can not be after sentence for the admission of the  article that the article be foreign to the matter complain of which charge he  with misdemeanour in his spiritual function of vicar when the matter be only  whether he shall have a licence to teach school comens er p it be not too late  to insist on this matter for we say there be a nullity in the proceed which  may be object at any time after a appeal allow and after thirty year c and all  the article and proceed from the beginning be declare to be null and the party  it be declare may object below original if they have anything to object  against the party be licence to teach school as a usher