case lord coningsby case if a rule to plead in four day be make on Thursday a  plea file in the office on the Tuesday follow be good for Sunday be not one of  the four day by rule of court make on a Thursday in the say term it be order  that the defendant shall plead in four day after and the plea come into the  office on Tuesday after and not before which the attorney for the now  plaintiff refuse it be insist by their counsel that it ought not to be receive  for though by the course of the court the defendant have four day exclusive to  plead yet such custom will not warrant five day exclusive which be this case  because Sunday shall be reckon as one of the day as well as it be one of the  fourteen daysBy Geo c S No indictment information or cause whatsoever shall be  try at nisi prius or at the sit in London or Westminster where the defendant  reside above forty mile from the say city respective unless notice of trial in  write have be give at least ten day before such intend trial a where notice be  give of a trial it be true plead have be receive on the five day but never  where the matter be contest the court answer that the plead which be now put  into the respective office of the several court be original plead in court and  that the defendant may as well plead on the first as on the second day or the  four day but that now by the course of the court if the defendant do not plead  within four day the plaintiff may sign judgement for want of a plea but these  four day must always be reckon such day wherein the defendant may plead and  when the office be open and therefore Sunday be never reckon one of those day  because neither court nor office be then open and this be not like the case  mention on the other side where Sunday be reckon one of the fourteen day for  give notice of trial because a man may prepare for his journey or come up t  London on that day say qure and see Tashmaker v the hundred of Edmonton stram  comy Rep a as well as on any other day of the week and for this reason it be  resolve that the plea shall be receive note this be contrary to the case of  ashmole v Goodwin salk where it be hold that as to rule for plead Sunday and  holiday shall be account as other day of the week note to former edition and  see S c stram unless Sunday be the first or last day salk Tidds pract impey  pract that edit b modern report er p trinity term the eight of George the  first in the king bench sir John Pratt Knt chief justice sir Littleton powys  Knt sir Robert Eyre Knt sir John fortescue aland Knt justice sir Robert  Raymond Knt attorneygeneral sir Philip York Knt solicitor general