Barnardiston jeffrys and VANTESWARSTWARTH August where infant shall not be  allow to go abroad without give security for their return Mr jeffrys resident  of the king of great Britain at danzig marry there with a lady of that city  during his residence in that quality he have two daughter by her his wife die  he return into England and leave his two daughter there under the care of  their grandmother their grandmother be a wealthy lady worth pound the  grandmother die intestate leave two daughter and the two granddaughter  beforementioned the daughter be marry to two senator of danzig and on the  death of the grandmother they take the grandchild into their custody the  grandmother estate consist of pound in public security in that city and pound  security in England the share that the grandchild be entitle to both by the  law of England and the law of danzig c be one three of their grandmother  estate to be divide I equal between they Mr jeffrys be in England apply in  behalf of his daughter to the two senator who have marry their ant to have  their share in the public security at danzig distribute to they but they  insist that by the law of that city that can not be do unless a burgher be  appoint guardian to they they likewise refuse to send he over his child upon  this he apply to the late queen during her regency desire her majesty to  intercede with state of danzig that he may have his child the queen do so and  at last the child be send to he when they come over he place they at a  Boardingschool in London and then he die the young lady have no relation in  England but have some ant in Ireland on their father be side who they have  never see their ant on their mother side at danzig who they have be with  before have a great mind that they shall go over to they again and the young  lady have the same inclination Barnardiston a bill have be bring by their  father in their name against Mr Vanteswarstwarth in order to have a account  take of their personal estate and a decree be make for that purpose accord  thereupon a petition be prefer in that Cause on the part of the young lady  pray that they may have liberty to make a visit to their ant at danzig Lord  chancellor order that it shall be refer to a master to inquire whether it be  for the interest of the young lady to go and make such a visit the master  report that it will be for their interest to do so but state far that he have  inquire of they how long they intend to stay and they tell he their intention  be to stay a good while while this matter be depend before the master the  young lady be direct to think of two proper person here in England who they  shall like to have for their guardian and they mention Lord Middleton and Mr  jacobson Lord Middleton refuse to accept the trust in case the young lady be  to have liberty give they to go and make the visit at danzig but Mr jacobson  say he be Willing to accept the trust general and now the matter come on again  before the court concern what direction be proper to be give in this affair  Lord chancellor say when this matter original come before he he think the  application be pretty extraordinary however he think it proper to put it into  such a method of inquiry as be always do where the interest of infant be  concern namely to refer it to a master to examine whether it be for their  benefit or not at the same time that he order this reference he have no  intention to make a immediate order upon it without take Barnardiston some far  care for the infant benefit here be two young lady that desire to go and make  a visit to their aunt danzig but shall they be suffer to do this without any  security give they themselves will be out of the reach of the process of the  court and the person in who hand they be will be out of the power of the court  likewise they may be marry during their absence abroad without any possibility  of this court be Barnardiston er p punish the party concern in it and their  fortune by that mean absolute dispose of thus the case stand in general there  be likewise some particular circumstance attend it which make their go abroad  high improper without such security give it be indeed true that the young lady  be bear in danzig however they be as much naturalborn subject of England as if  they have be bear in this kingdom for they be the child of the king public  minister abroad and even as the ancient law stand they be by this mean  naturalborn subject of England they be bear too after the statute of the seven  of the late queen and by that mean the case be strong though some limitation  have be make to that statute by a Act in the present king time after the birth  of these child the mother die Mr jeffrys return to England and leave they at  danzig under the care of their grandmother a grandmother be by the law in loco  parent and for that reason the leave the care of they with her be extreme  proper and it be the more so as she be possess of a fortune of and the young  lady stand in the place of one of her three daughter the grandmother die and  by that mean her estate become distributablebetween her daughter and these  young lady on the death of the grandmother the young lady go to their ant in  that city though their ant have a interest opposite to they in respect of the  division of the estate Mr jeffrys apply to have his child come over to he but  that be oppose the two gentleman that have Barnardiston marry these ant be  magistrate of danzig and they mix their public authority with their interest  it be a great deal of difficulty that the father meet with before he can get  his child over and then he die the present application be that the young lady  may go to danzig again it be desire at first only to be as a visit but it  appear by the master report that their intention be to stay a good while and  it be probable that they intend to stay there at least so long as they be  under age it be indeed true that the young lady have have their share of that  part of their grandmother estate which be in England but they have have no  part of that estate which consist of security in danzig and that amount to  pound it be necessary therefore that before these lady be suffer to go there a  recognizance shall be enter into for their return it be necessary likewise  that part of this recognizance shall be that they do not marry while they be  abroad without the leave of the court ancient when ware of the court stay even  in England recognizance of this sort be enter into that they shall not marry  without leave of the court that practice have of late year be discontinue but  to this day their do so be judge a contempt for these reason no order be make  in this matter at present till such recognizance shall be enter into and the  matter be order to stand over August the matter now come on again Lord  Middleton signify his consent to accept the guardianship of these young lady  under the restriction that the Lord chancellor have beforementioned and there  d the court direct that it shall be refer to a master to consider what will be  the proper time for the young lady stave in danzig and that security shall be  give for their return into England within that time and Barnardiston that they  shall not marry without the leave of the court