case hetley against sir John boyer sir anthony Mildmay and other a assessment  by commissioner of sewer upon a whole township be bad unless it be afterward  apportion and therefore they can commit a inhabitant for nonpaymenta  certiorari lie to b r     light Bulst more   Eq case stram Com dig Com dig Bl  Com see Ann c a pardon of all men et one displeasure transgression et contempt  include a praemunire   light a Inst Bulst roll Rep hawk p c the defendant be  commissioner of sewer in the county of Northampton by virtue of the statute of  Henry c assess a fine upon the village of d and appoint it to be levy by I S  and another upon the cattle of hetley and they to sell they for the fine which  accord be do whereupon hetley bring his action in this court and have  judgement against they for which he be call before the say commissioner who  strong importune he to release the say action but he refuse they commit hint  to Peterborough gaol their warrant to the gaoler be to take the body of  William hetley and he there to keep without bail and mainprize till he shall  hear further from they of some order to be take for his delivery the court  hereupon be now move for his discharge and for a attachment against the  commissioner which be award returnable the term follow and some of they then  present in court they be fine and commit for it be hold that the warrant by  they make be in direct opposition to the authority and judgement of this court  and that the commissioner of sewer can tax a whole township but it ought to be  do several and proportionable to every inhabitant to himself as it be adjudge  in rook case   a and that the word of the statute of Henry c leave to their  discretion ought to be soberly discretion which be to separate per law quid  sit justice but herein appear a apparent malice to impose a fine upon a  township and one man therein to be only punish but sir Anthony Mildmay be  chief of those commissioner not then appear in court accord to warning in  easter term James a indictment for a praemunire be draw against he upon the  statute of Edward c a for his illegal act as a commissioner who be thereupon  fine for that offence obtain the king pardon and in Michaelmas term follow  move for a allowance thereof which be read and view by the court the word  thereof be all men et one displeasure transgression et contemptus  Coke chief  justice thereupon make a question whether by this pardon the judgement in the  praemunire be release that judgement be it be do unto he as with the king  enemy but afterward the court allow of his pardon croak throw easter term  James in the king bench sir Edward coke Knt chief justice sir John croak Knt  sir John Doderidge Knt Robert Houghton Esq justice sir Francis Bacon Knt  attorney general sir Henry Yelverton Knt solicitor general