case Hawkins against more entry puis deraign continuance may be plead after  issue in abatement of ejectment but the part of the premise into which the  entry be make must be show post Yelv roll ab Brownl cro Elizabeth Henry pl b  Lutw edward pl Plowd Bulst stram justice of nisi prius have a discretion to  receive a plea in abatement but can amend it or take a replication ejectment  by the lessee of sir Henry brown against the defendant lessee of the countess  of Pembroke of land in Killington and two other village the defendant plead  not guilty and at the nisi prius plead that the plaintiff puis Le deraign  continuance enter into a close parcel of the premise and he expel it be  thereupon demurrer and the cause be for that he do not declare in which of the  village the close lie and now Yelverton before the plea be make move the  justice at sergeant inn in fleet street whether this plea be receivable and  they all hold that it be for it be matter in fait and peremptory to he who  plead it and although it be object that thereby all trial may be stay yet it  be say that as a release or matter of bar may be plead and be receivable so  may this plea at the discretion of the justice if they perceive any verity  therein a croak throw second it be move whether the justice of nisi prius  before certificate of it with the postea may suffer amendment thereof as be  instant pray but they all hold that he ought not to suffer any amendment  thereof for his authority be but to receive the plea which be tender at the  assize during the time of the assize may have be amend and the plaintiff ought  not to have reply thereto but after the assize pass his authority be determine  wherefore accord to that opinion he certify the plea with the postea into the  exchequer where the action be bring and there the plaintiff demurrer upon this  plea which be enter be argue the same term and for that cause it be hold that  the plea be ill in substance for it be uncertain and there can be any trial  for the want of the place wherefore it be adjudge for the plaintiff a now by  and Ann c the truth of every dilatory plea must be verify by affidavit see  will croak James er p