coke justice in wale not TO be by commission hill James justice of Wales can  be by commission but they must be by patent whether the power give to the king  by h to change alter minish and reform all manner of thing c as to his wisdom  and discretion shall seem meet and to make law and ordinance c for the  dominion of Wales c determine by his death Inst post h h PC note it be move to  the justice this very term upon consideration of the act coke report er p of  Henry c and the Elizabeth if the justice in Wales may be constitute by  commission and upon conference it be conceive they can not but that it ought  to be by patent as it have be use ever since the Act Henry then it be move if  the king which now be may by force of a clause of h do it which clause be that  the king most royal majesty shall and may at all time hereafter from time to  time change add order alter minish and reform all manner of thing before  rehearse as to his most excellent wisdom and discretion shall seem meet and  also to make law and ordinance for the commonwealth and good quiet of the say  dominion of Wales and his subject of the same from time to time at his majesty  pleasure and it seem to diverse of the justice that this power give to the  king determine by his death for diverse cause it want these word his successor  and for this it ought not to be draw in succession by construction and that  shall be against the intention of the maker of the Act for they give this high  power of alteration c of the law to the king most excellent majesty as to his  most excellent wisdom and discretion shall be think most meet which word want  his successor for as his wisdom and discretion which they well know do not go  in succession so the power and great confidence which be annex to they do not  go in succession and for this that essus to stretch out many men queen ab  beginning and what ensue the dawn progr to see in advance non to be able and  what ensue upon this Act of the h concern this unite of coke Wales and England  and the subjection of they to the law of England none can divine for this  cause it be think reasonable that king Henry VIII during his time may alter  they that he see the obedience of those of Wales and the good fruit which  proceed out of the say Act never alter any part of it but it be never the  intention of the say Act to give power to the king and his successor for ever  to alter c the law so that none of that country can be certain of his life  land good or liberty or any thing which he have and that will be of great  servitude wretched people slavery be where law be strolling also the word be  for the commonwealth c if his majesty subject of Wales at his majesty pleasure  c by which it appear that the intention of the maker of the Act be to give  this power to king Henry VIII for his pleasure do determine by his death power  of alteration of law c be a point of high confidence concern the  administration of justice and the Act by omit of his successor intend to unite  this confidence to the person of h and not to extend it without limitation of  time to his successor and this stand with the construction of law in other  case for all commission a concern the administration of justice deter I by the  death of the king yea be constitates they justice swine which authority be in  case of administration of justice determine by the death of the king or  resignation I e h e yet if the king make a lease durante pleasure or present  one to a church these be not void by his death until they be control or revoke  by his successor but the office of a sheriff which be grant durante  beneplacilo determine by the death of the king b for this concern the  administration of justice and upon certificate of the opinion of the justice  that the justice of Wales can be constitute by commission to the Lord  chancellor baron snigg have a patent for the circuit of Wales as other have  before