archdeacon CAROWES case two coparceners of a advowson the young in ware the  guardian marry her sister present to the advowson in the name of both whether  upon the next avoidance after the ware be of age the old shall present if her  sister refuse to join a advowson descend to two coparceners one of they be  within age and in ware the guardian marry the elder the church become void the  guardian present in the name of both the sister and at another time the church  become void after the young be of age and between archdeacon Carowe and  another the question be whether she shall present or the elder and many think  that the elder shall have the presentation if the young will not join with her  for that shall be call the commencement of her turn inasmuch as she have not  the turn at the last avoidance but it be indifferent do in the name of both  but some think the contrary quaere dyer b er p a quaere hinder shall abate if  the plaintiff be make a knight but he shall not have journey account  parliament e at London the lord the king order that all englishmen who have  forty pound or more of land in fee and inheritance and who have be lord of the  land for three year become knight at Christmas c and hereupon there issue writ  to all the sheriff of England and also to Reginald de grey for his bailiff of  Chester in form follow the king to the sheriff of York greeting we command you  that in the next full county court you cause it to be public proclaim and to  all those in your bailiwick who it may concern from we you make know that they  of the county aforesaid who have forty pound of land in fee and inheritance  and who have hold those land and tenement for the space c before the date of  these present and ought to be knight but be not that they take up the arm of a  knight before the Feast of the birth of our Lord next ensue and in what manner  you have execute this mandate distinct and clear make know unto we at the  feastday of saint John the baptist next ensue and have there then this writ  out of the book of Mr Noy the plaintiff in a quare reedit be knight pen the  writ for which the writ abate wherefore the plaintiff sue out a new writ by  journey account and Molineux ask whether this lie or not and Shelley be of  opinion that if dyer the writ ought to abate for such a act which be not the  party own because he be a but by car c nun shall be compel to take the order  of knight upon he or suffer any molestation for refusal a compellable by the  king to be knight then inasmuch as it shall be account his own default he  shall not have the journey account but he agree that the book be clear that  the writ shall abate