case Lord WENMANS case Lord chancellor Parker where the husband be a lunatic  the wife though a Irish peeress commit for not produce he a Commission be  grant to inquire of the ideocy or lunacy of the Lord wenman and upon this  meeting of the commissioner they who have he in their custody be desire to  produce he but be refuse the Lord chancellor make a order for the produce of  Lord wenman whereupon after great delay and after the lady wenman his wife  have be order to attend and it also appear by affidavit that she have be with  her husband and be instrumental in remove he from place to place in order to  evade his be produce the Lord chancellor order the lady wenman to be commit to  the fleet say it be great imprudence as well peer William as obstinacy in her  not to do what she can for the produce her husband who upon the affidavit that  have be make can not but be think a lunatic for if he be find so his wife must  have the commitment of his person and also a allowance make her suitable to  the estate and greatness of his quality and it not be pretend that the Lord  wenman be a idiot a birth mrs estate must be all account for and the personal  estate will upon mrs death without child go one moiety thereof to her that the  take of this account will save the estate from embezilment to the benefit of  his family and where there be such a presumption of lunacy the wife though  otherwise under the power of the husband may well be suppose to have Mm under  her power dly his lordship observe that it will be a scandal to the court if  this matter videlicet the contempt of not produce the Lord wenman be not  punish after so long time give for that purpose also a intolerable hardship if  the prosecutor of this commission after so many delay and so long a  expectation shall be without remedy not to mention the reflection it will  bring on the justice of the court which his lordship say shall not die in his  hand and though he do this with great reluctance in respect of the quality of  the person who he commit yet since the justice and honour of the court be so  immediate concern in this matter it be of absolute necessity peer William er p  note afterward a jury by inquisition find the Lord wenman a lunatic and the  custody of mrs person be grant to his wife she be discharge from her  commitment