case wait against the hundred OF stoke the statute of hue and cry extend to  charge the inhabitant of a hundred for a robbery commit on a Sunday but not  for a robbery commit in the night or in a private house ante post roll cro car    more Leon cro Elizabeth Mod salk will ld ray Mod comens strange Com dig hawk  p c action upon the statute of Winton Edward saint c a of hue and cry upon not  guilty plead and a special verdict give the question be only whether one be  rob on the Sunday morning ill time of divine service and make hue and cry and  the hundred not produce alley of the robber the inhabitant shall be Chargeable  by the statute this be twice argue at the bar on both side the justice deliver  their opinion seriatim because it be a lead case in this point and have never  before be question croak Doderidge and Houghton hold that the hundred be  Chargeable and although the robbery be make on the Sunday and in time of  divine service yet that be no excuse for they for they be to provide that  robbery shall not be commit and if they be that the robber be suppress this  Act be make for the peace of the realm and in advancement of justice and  therefore shall be liberal construe and the pursue of felon who attempt to  violate the sabbath be no offence but a good work of charity and justice and  otherwise will cause robbery on the Sunday and for that they escape unpursuing  sometime diverse person be upon necessity enforce to travel on the Sunday as  physician chirurgeon midwife c and it be reasonable they shall be protect in  their journey by the statute of Henry c it be allow that fair may be hold on  the four Sunday in harvest and so it allow ride upon the Sunday and then they  who ride ought to be protect that day as well as any other croak justice put  the case if a insurrection shall be upon the Sunday as it be in London in the  earl of Essex case if it be not suppress immediate the officer be finable so  if a affray be make upon a Sunday in view of the constable if he do not  suppress it it be finable a much strong robbery ought to be suppress the  statute also do not mention any day nor time of the day but that every day  robbery shall be suppress in Mackallys case b it be adjudge that a arrest upon  the Sunday and other ministerial act be good but not judicial act for a  judicial writ bear testae upon a Sunday or a proclamation of a fine upon a  Sunday be ill and erroneous for they shall be intend a see also Edward c  Elizabeth c Geo c and Geo c b ante   b croak James er p as fiction because it  be well know the court do not sit that day croak throw but a original writ or  patent bear testae upon the Sunday be good enough for the chancellor may seal  writ or patent upon any day this statute extend to the day and not to the  night and to robbery upon the highway and not commit in house because the  country can pursue in the night nor know what be do in private house Montague  chief justice to the contrary for the country be not bind to watch upon the  Sunday and therefore resemble it to the case in the yearbook a the law appoint  that man shall be at divine service and therefore they be not bind to pursue  robber and it be at their peril who travel on Sunday if they be rob and this  statute be to be take in equity that robber shall be pursue in convenient time  which be not upon the Sunday no more than they shall be pursue in the night  wherefore he hold that it be a good excuse for the hundred but notwithstanding  his opinion judgement be give for the plaintiff