chetwynd v lindon July demurrer shall precise distinguish each part of the  bill demurrer to see Robinson v Thompson Ves b and Weatherhead v Blackburn  ibidem though party may demurrer to discover any thing which may prove illicit  cohabitation or what may subject they to pain penalty or ecclesiastical  censure c vide finch v finch Ves sen c a charge against person of a conspiracy  or attempt to set up a bastard child be not demurrable unto that not be per  see a indictable offence query however as to the conspiracy in such a case  particular demurrer to shall be distinguish supplement demurrer to such part  of the bill as seek to compel defendant to discover a conspiracy or attempt in  the defendant in set up a child she pretend to have by a person who keep and  be desirous to have a child by her the demurrer be as it may tend to subject  defendant to punishment or fine or the penal law of this kingdom vesey senior  Lord chancellor desire to be read out of the bill what charge there be of that  kind as to subject defendant to such penal law she may demurrer to the  discovery of any thing which may prove cohabitation the question be whether it  be so charge as if confess in the answer will be a ground for a criminal  prosecution in a court of law Ves sen mother force to discover where her child  be bear though it tend to show the child a alien but it be not a discovery of  a illegal act and any act that affect her character Ves sen for it be not  every conspiracy will be a ground for a criminal prosecution if that be the  case almost all the cause in this court will come within that description the  boundary be often very nice where a matter be near indictable and a fraud in  this court this set up a bastard child be a private fraud do not impede the  course of descent in law so as to defeat the heir at law for if so perhaps it  may be a conspiracy indictable but this be to the disherison of no one and by  this mean several fraud in this court may be cover by demurrer nor be it  distinguish what the particular be which be demurrer to so that the court must  look over the whole bill in order to sec Ves sen it be like the case of a plea  which begin with as to so much of the not after answer to the party plead  which have be often overrule plea as be for it can be know what will be plead  to and what answer Reg lib a fol