case man against parkinson LincolnsInnHall July defendant be bring from the  fleet upon alias pluries habeas corpus for his contempt in not put in his  answer and it be now move that the bill may be modern report er p take pro  acknowledged admitted fact and so order though the Lord chancellor at first  doubt whether upon such a personal contempt as well as where a sequestration  go against a person estate for not put in answer it shall not be put into the  paper the defendant Parkinson be bring up from the fleet upon a alias pluries  habeas put he have be commit for a contempt in not put in a answer to the  plaintiff bill the plaintiff counsel now move that it may be take pro  acknowledged admitted fact the question be whether the bill upon a personal  contempt can be take pro acknowledged admitted fact upon motion only and  whether it shall not be put down as a cause in the paper as it must be where a  sequestration go against a person estate for not put in a answer Hardwicke  Lord chancellor this motion be make last term and I be in some doubt about  grant it for if the cause be put in the paper the defendant will by the rule  of this court have a long time to put in his answer and the bill will not so  soon be take pro acknowledged admitted fact but the defendant will have better  notice upon motion to have the bill take pro acknowledged admitted fact for a  personal contempt and here than where the cause upon a sequestration be put in  the paper for in case of a sequestration which be a process against the estate  and not the person of the defendant there be no occasion to give personal  notice for upon a return to the sequestration of no one good the cause be  order to be put in the paper and the clerk in court attend with the bill it  shall be read and take pro acknowledged admitted fact and there be no  necessity of have the party in court and this be settle in two case in my Lord  nottingham time but in this case of a personal contempt where the plaintiff  come to move to have his bill take pro acknowledged admitted fact the  defendant will have better notice of the motion for he must be bring up upon a  alias pluries habeas corpus into court and the clerk in court must attend with  the record of the bill which be read must then be take pro acknowledged  admitted fact and there be a precedent of this show to I in my Lord king time  in a cause wherein the modern report earl of Lichfield and other be plaintiff  and Mr Woolaston and other defendant and the order grant upon the motion  recite the several contempt and that the defendant be bring up by a alias  habeas corpus still continue in contempt and refuse to put in a answer and be  thereupon remand to the fleet and at another day he be bring up again upon a  pluries habeas corpus and upon his still persist in contempt and refuse to  file his answer he be once more remand and last bring up again by a alias  pluries habeas corpus and it be move by the plaintiff counsel to have the bill  take pro acknowledged admitted fact and the clerk in court attend with the  bill his lordship order it to be take pro acknowledged admitted fact the  register also acquaint that the practice have be so ever since this case of my  Lord Lichfield wherefore I be of opinion that the present bill be to be take  pro acknowledged admitted fact the prisoner then say that he have his answer  ready and that it be swear to this morning upon which the chancellor order the  answer to be file and the prisoner to be remand to the fleet until he shall  discharge his contempt