case sir William Waller case a assault and affray in the palaceyard near  westminsterhall when the court be sit though out of their view may be punish  by indictment fine and imprisonment but not the loss of hand by Henry c S sir  William Waller be indict for that he in the palace of Westminster near the  great hall the justice in the king bench chancery and common plea judicial sit  to hear cause make a assault and affray upon sir Thomas reignolds and beat he  in disturbance of the law and contempt to the king c and upon this be arraign  he be find guilty croak car but because the indictment be not that he do it in  the presence of the justice nor in the presence of the king all the judge  agree that the judgement of the cut off his hand shall not be give and so  seriatim they deliver their opinion but because this offence be in the palace  near the hall door whereby tumult may have be make and because it be find to  be do sit all the court and in disturbance of justice and the law and in  contempt to the king the court award that he shall be imprison for the say  offence during the king pleasure and shall pay one thousand pound fine by the  opinion of Richardson chief justice Jones and Berkley and Jones and Berkley  will have parcel of the judgement to have be that he shall make his submission  in all the court of the king bench chancery and common plea because the  offence be make to the say court but Richardson chief justice and I do not  agree thereto because there never be any such judgement before and for the  fine I conceive that five hundred pound be sufficient and it be award that he  shall be bind with surety to his good behaviour vide Edward pl ass Edward  judgement Edward coroner ass ass dyer Stanford fol Trin Edward roll Carus case  Elizabeth Strikino at the court of ware stair only imprisonment and fine hill  Elizabeth roll inter placita ring Thomas Jones indict for murder at Le new  palace Westminster January and Elizabeth cognovit judgment manus to cut around  but it be not express to sit curian croak car michaelmas term car in the king  bench sir Thomas Richardson Knt chief justice sir William Jones Knt sir George  croak Knt sir Robert Berkley Knt justice sir John bank Knt attorney general  sir Edward Littleton Knt solicitor general case memorandum in the vacation  videlicet in August William Noy attorneygeneral die at his house in Brainford  in the county of Middlesex sir Edward coke who be attorneygeneral to queen  Elizabeth and to king James and afterward chief justice of the common plea and  then chief justice of the king bench and in James discharge of that place die  at his house in Stoke in the county of buck in September be a prudent grave  and learned man in the commonlaws of this realm and of a pious and virtuous  life he die in the eightytwo year of his age in the same vacation videlicet  September the king at Hampton court discharge and remove sir Robert heath from  his place of chief justice of the common plea within two day after he appoint  sir John finch of grey inn who be of the king learned counsel and attorney to  henriettamaria the queen to be sergeant croak car er p at law and chief  justice of the say court who the first day of this term come unto the chancery  bar where after a speech make by Lord Coventry keeper of the great seal and  his answer thereunto be swear sergeant at law and upon Monday be the day of  essoigns of quindena mich appear at the common plea bar clad and attire in his  particoloured robe and habiliment of a sergeant at law and count upon a writ  of right de praecipe in capite bring by the say queen against Henry earl of  holland chief justice and justice in Eyre of all the king forest chase park  and warren on this side of Trent and steward of all the queen court c the say  sir John finch give ring the inscription of which be rose et a lily daunt  purple color and keep his feast and the next day be Thursday the of October be  swear chief justice of the common plea and upon the Saturday follow array in  his judge robe and accompany by the earl of Dorset holland Newport and forty  other of noble knight and esquire the society of grey inn and inn of chancery  and officer of the court attend he be so bring into the say court sir Robert  heath appear at the commonplea bar the first day of this term and be in his  place of junior sergeant at law plead for his client as sergeant at law which  be do by the king special command upon his humble petition to his majesty who  by advice of the lord of his Council grant he leave to practice there and in  all other his court at Westminster except the starchamber only croak car and  in this vacation sir John bank reader of grey inn and the prince attorney be  swear attorneygeneral and sir Richard Sheldon the king solicitor resign up his  place have obtain a new patent to be one of the king learned counsel with the  same fee he have before videlicet seventy pound per annum and with a Piivy  seal to have precedency before the king solicitor and Edward Littleton of the  Inner temple recorder of London be make the king solicitor