case FARELEYS case if a copyholder make a lease for year his widow except  there be a custom to the contrary be thereby defeat of her freebench during  the term cro car Leon   Copy Carth salk pale yellow ten Freem to Rep see  Salisbury v hear Cowp prohibition it be hold by all the court that if a  copyholder make a lease for year of land whereof a feme by custom be to have  her widow estate she shall not avoid the lease unless there be a special  custom to avoid it for he come under the custom and by the lord licence as  well as the feme this case depend before the council of the march of Wales and  they give order there against the lessee for the feme a prohibition be grant  to stay the execution of those order croak throw case memorandum the king  assemble the great man of the realm to consult upon put particular law in  execution Bl Com the king as supreme head of the church may make constitution  for the government of the clergy and if they do not conform it will be cause  of deprivation more   Inst ld ray salt stram Peer will Com dig the Henry c be  to be intend where the spiritual court proceed ex duty post more to assemble  tumultuous under pretence of petition the king for a redress of public  grievance be a high misdemeanour more Noy Bl Com Bl Com hawk p c dougl hawk p  c Cowp raise false rumour of the king tend to alienate the affection of his  subject be a indictable offence post roll ab Bl Com hawk p c by command from  the king all the justice of England with diverse of the nobility videlicet  Lord Ellesmere Lord chancellor the earl of Dorset Lord treasurer viscount  cranbourn principal secretary the earl of Nottingham Lord admiral the earl of  Northumberland Worcester Devon and Northampton the lord zouch Burghley and  knoll the chancellor of the duchy the archbishop of Canterbury the bishop of  London Popham chief justice Bruce master of the roll Anderson gawdy Walmsley  Fenner Kingsmill Warberton savel Daniel Yelverton and snigg be assemble in the  starchamber where the Lord chancellor after a long speech make by he concern  justice of peace and his exhortation to the justice of assize and a discourse  concern papist and Puritan declare how they both be disturber of the state and  that the king intend to suppress they and to have the law put in execution  against they demand of the justice their resolution in three thing first  whether the deprivation of Puritan minister by the high commissioner for  refuse to conform themselves to the ceremony appoint by the last canon be  lawful?Whereto all the justice answer that they have confer thereof before and  hold it to be lawful because the king have the supreme ecclesiastical power  which he have delegate to the commissioner whereby they have the power of  deprivation by the canon law of the realm and the statute of Elizabeth c S  which appoint commissioner to be make by the queen do not confer any new croak  James er p power but explain and declare the ancient power and therefore they  hold it clear that the king without parliament may make order and constitution  for the government of the clergy and may deprive they if they obey not and so  the commissioner may deprive they but they can not make any constitution  without the king and the divulge of such ordinance by proclamation be a most  gracious admonition and forasmuch as they have refuse to obey they be lawful  deprive by the commissioner ex duty without libel et over as far as call  together second whether a prohibition be grantable against the commissioner  upon the statute of Henry c if they do not deliver the copy of the libel to  the party?Whereto they all answer that that statute be intend where the  ecclesiastical judge proceed ex duty a et over as far as three whether it be a  offence punishable and what punishment they deserve who frame petition and  collect a multitude of hand thereto to prefer to the king in a public cause as  the Puritan have do with a intimation to the king that if he deny their suit  many thousand of his subject will be discontent whereto all the justice answer  that it be a croak throw offence finable at discretion and very near to  treason and felony in the punishment for they tend to the raise of sedition  rebellion and discontent among the people to which resolution all the lord  agree a and then many of the lord declare that some of the Puritan have raise  a false rumour of the king how lie intend to grant a toleration to papist  which offence the justice conceive to be heinous finable by the rule of the  commonlaw either in the king bench or by the king and his Council or now since  the statute of Henry c in the starchamber b and the lord several declare how  the king be discontent with the say false rumour and have make but the day  before a protestation to they that he never intend it and that he will spend  the last drop of blood in his body before he will do it and pray that before  any of his issue shall maintain any other religion than what he true profess  and maintain that God will take they out of the world croak throw michaelmas  term James in the king bench sir John Popham Knt chief justice sir Edward  Fenner Knt sir Francis gawdy Knt sir Christopher Yelverton Knt sir David  William Knt justice sir Edward coke Knt attorney general sir John Doderidge  Knt solicitor general