case DYMMOCK against Fawcett Michaelmas term car roll thou art a common and  notorious pimp be word very slanderous but not actionable unless accompany by  some special damage ante post style roll ab roll Mod more hob Com dig dougl  note action for word for that j say of the plaintiff and to the plaintiff be  of good fame and one who have serve as captain in the war haec word in London  thou art a pimp aver that in London that word be know to be intend a bawd and  further say that he be a common pimp and notorious which he wouldjustify a  verdict be find for the plaintiff Littleton the king solicitor move in arrest  of judgement that these word be not actionable for it be a mere spiritual  slander as whore or heretic and punishable in the spiritual court and not at  the commonlaw and he say that a see Ann c S ante page in notorious facts a  hawk p c ch S croak car er p diverse time suit have be in the spiritual court  for such word and prohibition pray and never grant vide yearbook Henry pl but  to say that he keep a bawdy house be presentable in the leet and punishable at  the commonlaw ware contra because it be speak of one of a honourable  profession videlicet a soldier and trench to his disreputation to be croak car  tax with such a base offence and be say that such offence have be diverse time  punish in London by corporal punishment but it be answer that be by custom and  there the call one whore be actionable Jones justice hold that the action lie  not we all agree that the exposition and averment that pimp be know to be a  name for a common pandar be good Berkley and I agree that the word be very  slanderous and more than if he have call he adulterer or whoremonger for this  be a infamous offence to be a solicitor for other for such base office and it  tend to the breach of the peace to use such a course of life and he may be  indict and punish for it corporal wherefore by the assent of Jones rule be  give that judgement shall be enter but afterward in Michaelmas term car it be  move again and Jones hold his first opinion Brampston agree with he the  judgement be stay