bern and bern judgement for the demandant in dower allow to be amend after  error bring by strike out one of two amerciament insert therein a writ of  dower be bring in c b of Ireland as to part of the premise in the count the  tenant plead ne unquen seisi and dower issue upon this and a verdict for the  demandant judgement upon it et to hold in pity as to the residue of the land  contain in the count the tenant plead that the husband be a infant at the time  of the marriage there be a discourse between he and the demandant father she  be likewise a infant about the marriage and that it be agree between they that  when the demandant husband shall come of age he shall settle a rentcharge of  such a value upon the demandant in lieu of her dower and that when he come of  age he make such settlement accord to this there be a demurrer but before  judgement give upon it one William Sinclair come in accord to the statute of  Gloucester and be receive pro interest his and plead that the grandfather of  the demandant husband be seize in fee of the land in question make a lease of  they to his ancestor for the term of ninetynine year part of which term be  unexpired and the demandant come in and confess that this William Sinclair be  entitle to the term then there be judgement for the demandant on the demurrer  et quod to hold sit in pity upon that judgement be give to deliver seize of  the premise to the demandant but that execution stay till expiration of the  say term upon error in b r in Ireland judgement be affirm error bring in b r  on both judgement Mr Parker for the plaintiff in error that the judgement be  erroneous among other be demand a message or workhouse that this be whole  uncertain equal with the word message or tenement which have be determine have  see Str and the case there mention d east r t r contra and see sand n and  thing ought to be set forth with certainty in dower as well as in ejectment a  seize be to be give onone as well as possession on the other case tempt  Hardwicke that the plea be a good bar as it be say that a jointure be make in  satisfaction of dower that there be a mistake in the to know facias issue out  of b r in Ireland it be make returnable at a day certain that this be a  miscontinuance not aid by verdict accord to the statute of Jeofails since it  be subsequent to it Inst where one process be award instead of another or when  a day be give which be not legal it be case tempt Hardwicke er p a  miscontinuance side vent that this fault of the to know facias be not cure by  appearance that there be two amerciament of the tenant whereas he ought not to  have be punish the last time it be for no default of his but on the receipt of  tenant for year contra strange that as to the first objection the reason why  message or tenement have be hold bad be because of the uncertainty of the last  word which take in corporeal and incorporeal inheritance and therefore tithe c  which be tenement can be call message message or house will be good and here  the last word workhouse be a more particular description of what be before  call a message d objection this bar can be good be it because the original  agreement be not in write and therefore void by the statute of fraud and dly  because the husband be a infant and therefore his assent not bind to he as to  the objection to the to know facias it be to be understand only as a process  to bring in the plaintiff to assign his error and his come in upon it have  cure the fault I Inst as to the two amerciament the stat and car two c enact  that no judgement after verdict c shall be reverse for want of a pity or to  take in hand and that all defect of a like nature shall be amend in the court  where error be bring that in the last general word this fault be include Lord  Hardwicke c j that the court must take notice of the court of c b in Ireland  proceed by original and it be certain that where process in the original  action be returnable at a common return day so must likewise the process upon  a writ of error but the stat Henry VIII c say that no judgement shall be stay  by reason of any discontinuance after verdict which word have be extend in  some case to discontinuances make after verdict that case tempt Hardwicke the  only doubt be relate to the two amerciament at commonlaw before the stat and  car h c if a amerciament be enter instead of a to take in hand though it be  for the benefit of the defendant yet as it be the judgement of the court he  may assign that for error himself here be a consideration of law though we  know in fact that it come to nothing but at length the court order it to be  amend upon the statute and the first pity to be strike out and it stand upon  the paper without require a distinct motion for that purpose judgement affirm  so also the want of a to take in hand or of the substitution of one for the  other be aid by the statute of Jeofails and I car c Ann c S