case smart against dr Easdale thou waste perjure be actionable and if allege  to have be speak in present time it shall be intend after verdict in hearing  complurimor post cro Elizabeth cro James lev Com dig action for word thou  waste perjure and have much to answer for it before God exception after  verdict in arrest of judgement for that it be not that he speak it in hearing  complurimor or of any one accord to the usual form second that the word thou  waste perjure be in the time pass a and be extenuate by the subsequent word  quasi to dedicate although not answerable before man yet before God say non  allocatur for it be not material how long since it be speak the fault remain  and it be find by verdict that he speak they it be not material although be do  not say in hearing many whereupon it be adjudge for the plaintiff croak car  michaelmas term car in the king bench sir Nicholas hide Knt chief justice sir  William Jones Knt sir James Whitlock Knt sir George croak Knt justice sir  Robert heath Knt attorney general sir Richard Sheldon Knt solicitor general  case memorandum the three last return videlicet Octa quindena and tres Michael  of this term be adjourn by a writ of adjournment direct to the justice of  every court and whereas it be my turn be the puisne judge to keep the essoigns  justice Jones a see king v chamberlain I term Rep a see the case of Carslake v  Mapledurham term Rep croak car er p be at his house in Holborn for other  business go the first day of Octa michaelis to Westminster and before he the  writ be read of adjournment of all the say return and he adjourn the term for  the king bench and justice Darnport puisne judge of the common plea adjourn  theterm in the common plea and baron Vernon in the exchequer and the day of  essoigns of mensae mich be that October I keep the essoigns for the king bench  and justice Damport for the common plea and baron Sotherton for the exchequer  and do no more the same day and none of the justice of the king bench or  common plea sit nor the Lord keeper in the chancery until quarto die post  which be die Sabbat october and because the mayor of London be to be swear in  the exchequer by ancient usage tomorrow post holiday sanctorum simonis et  Judae the Lord treasurer and baron of the exchequer sit in the exchequer  october and there the mayor be swear but no great feast for the mayor accord  to the ancient usage be keep the plague be in London and great scarcity of  corn that year for which cause by proclamation the feast of the company of  London be prohibit