Bulstrode the case OF the constable OF stepney touch the election and cliusing  of constable c the case of the constable notam that a writ of restitution be  pray for to restore a constable to his place where he be constable be choose  for the ville of Stepney and swear by the justice of peace and displace again  of which manor the Lord Wentworth be lord which constable of his be remove  before by the justice of peace at their quarter session and after put in again  by the lord William justice justice of peace be to elect constable of hundred  and also high constable and these as they be to be choose by they so they be  also removable by they if there be cause for it but if it be in a manor and  the constable be choose and swear in the court leet the justice of peace here  have no power nor authority for to displace he but they may fine he if there  be cause for it Yelverton justice agree with he herein that a justice of peace  can displace such a constable be elect and swear to be constable in the court  leet as here in this case he be also a justice of peace be not to elect a  petty constable in the principal case here the custom of the place be that the  neighbour in the hamlet be to make choice of such a one to be their constable  and to present he to the Lord Wentworth lord of the manor and then to have he  swear a justice of peace can displace such a constable in this case the matter  be the justice of peace do remove and displace this constable thus elect and  swear and do elect and swear a other to execute the place of a constable there  and they of the hamlet accord to theircustom do choose their former constable  again and displace the other and upon this he pray a writ of restitution to be  restore to his place of constable again be former choose and swear to execute  the same by the justice of peace William justice there be no precedent of such  a writ of restitution for a constable but a order by the rule of the court be  enter that the first displace of the constable choose by the will and approve  of by the lord be altogether unlawful and the constable choose and swear by  the justice of peace to be remove and the first to be constable again and so  to continue accord to the election of the hamlet and that the justice of peace  have no power in this case over he as to displace he but that the lord who do  approve of the choice of he may again for just cause remove and displace he  and so may the justice of peace do by the constable of the hundred or high  constable for good cause and all this be clear so agree by the whole court and  so no writ of restitution grant but a order by the rule of the court for the  restore place and set of the first constable choose by the ville approve of  the lord and swear in his place again