case Mr Phipps son of sir Constantine Phipps versus earl of ANGELSEA Lord  chancellor Parker vin Abr pl Eq can ab pl pl a general act of pardon though  with a exception of contempt extend to pardon contempt in marry infant ware of  a court of equity the plaintiff marry the only daughter of the late earl of  anglesea to who by the marriage settlement and the will of her father pound be  secure videlicet pound by the settlement and pound by the will Payable at her  age of eighteen or marriage the whole be charge on the late earl Irish estate  but the settlement and will be make in England and all party live here the  money be decree to be pay into court with English interest and without deduct  the charge of the return from Ireland vide Vol ill Wallis v Brightwell but the  plaintiff have marry the young lady without the privity of the committee the  lady Elizabeth gay to who she have be commit by order of court the Lord  chancellor declare that this do very near touch the honour and justice of the  court and observe how very unequal the law of the land be in make it felony to  steal my horse peer William and not felony to inveigle andgain my daughter  without my consent wherefore he order all party to be examine upon  interrogatory touch the manner of gain the marriage and notice of the order of  commitment see Nicholson v squire Ves Warter v York Ves ball v Coutts v b wade  v Broughton v b however the general act of pardon Geo c come afterward though  with a exception of all contempt and offence for which any prosecution be then  depend and which have be prosecute at the charge of any private person or  person per cur this offence or contempt end only in the punishment of the  party offend and not in relieve or redress the prosecutor be pardon memorandum  the Lord chancellor make the like determination in the cause of Kiffen v  Kiffen where a young infant girl of great fortune be commit to the care of a  tradesman in London a linendraper after which a young son of the committee  marry her and a woman who have be one of the most active instrument in bring  about this marriage be big with child and near her time the hear of the  complaint be put off until such person be bring to bed and in the mean time  come out a act of general pardon which be hold to extend to this offence so in  dr ealden case who be suspect to have encourage the infant duke of beauforts  go from his committee the duke of Grafton and Portland under who care he have  be place by the court of chancery this offence or contempt be likewise hold to  be pardon by the same act the decree direct the portion of pound and pound to  be raise on the Irish estate and in the mean time by consent the same be to  carry interest at per cent and no allowance be to be make for return the money  from Ireland Reg lib b fol as to the interest which legacy give by a will make  in Ireland the west Indies c shall carry vide sander v drake atk Pierson v  Garnet bro c c Malcolm v Martin bro c c Connor v Bellamont atk Raymond v  Broadbelt Ves Bourke v ricketts Ves cockerel v barber Ves peer William er p