case ex part Ferrars at the chancellor house Lord chancellor a lunatic leave  recover his understanding petition for a supersedeas of the commission but the  court only suspend it for some month to see if he be perfect recover because  he have often relapse and be find by the inquisition a lunatic with lucid  interval Ant Cas vern earl Ferrars petition the court that the inquisition may  be quash the commission of lunacy supersede and that he may have his liberty  be restore to his sense and he appear personal in court with his sister lady  Betty Shirley the committee of his person and dr Monroe his physician who make  a affidavit that the earl be restore to his sense for four or five month last  pass and be examine likewise in court he declare he believe there be no danger  of a relapse mosely report er p because he be great afraid of run into any  excess which may bring on a return of his disorder which physician always look  upon as a very good symptom but this petition be oppose by Mr Laurence Shirley  brother to the earl and the committee of his estate because the inquisition  find he a lunatic with lucid interval and the surgeon and apothecary who  former attend he make affidavit that after a salivation by doctor hale he have  enjoy his sense for a long time and yet relapse upon which the doctor give he  over as incurable and that since that time while he be under the care of  doctor Lewis he enjoy a sanity of mind for several month after a violent fever  and yet his distemper return and therefore his counsel humble submit to his  lordship whether it be not more adviseable only to suspend the commission till  after the fall of the leaf to see whether his recovery be perfect or not and  mention the case of Mr Vincent a Yorkshire gentleman where his lordship have  make the like order and the Lord chancellor make a order that the earl shall  have his full liberty but that the empty of the inquisition and the  supersedeas of the commission shall be suspend till the first day of petition  before Michaelmas term mosely report Monday June the saint