case farewell versus coker Lord chancellor king Elizabeth Q can ab pl a  country client employ a attorney or solicitor in the country in a cause in  chancery the solicitor employ as clerk in chancery the client in the country  pay his solicitor but the clerk in chancery be unpay the client not bind to  pay the clerk in chancery but if the latter have any paper in his hand he may  retain they Mr farewell employ one bower of in somersetshire as his solicitor  in a cause in chancery and bower the solicitor employ Mr Walter Edward as his  clerk in court Mr farewell pay bower at several time about pound which he  allege be more than be due to he upon his bill Mr bower die and his widow  administer to he Mr Edward the clerk in chancerys bill continue unpay and he  deliver out several paper copy of deposition and order to other solicitor for  the use of farewell in order to a issue in this cause Mr farewell on petition  get a order to tax bower bill allege it be overpay upon which Edward get a  order ex part from the master of the roll to stay the tax of the bill and all  proceed till his bill pay peer William on petition to the Lord chancellor to  set aside that order many thing be urge as that the clerk in court be the  swear clerk and to be take care of by the court as their officer that even at  the hear of the cause the Lord chancellor have stop the same from proceed on  the clerk in court be insist to be pay or secure his will and that it be at  the peril of the country client to inquire and stop money for the payment of  the clerk in court to who both the country solicitor and country client be at  stake Lord chancellor the client in the country employ only the attorney or  solicitor in the country and know nothing of the clerk in court where it be a  cause in chancery or of the enter clerk where it be a cause at law and on the  other hand the clerk in court or enter clerk be general perfect stranger to  the country client give credit to the attorney or solicitor in the country  only so that if the country client pay his principal who be the country  attorney or solicitor he be thereby discharge and must not pay the same debt  twice all I can do for the clerk in court be to take no paper out of his hand  till pay and if any thing be remain due in Mr farewell the country client hand  I will stop it and the same shall be pay to Edward the clerk in court also  here be some proof by affidavit of farewell retain Edward to take care of the  cause let that be try in a action at law to be bring by Edward against  farewell vide tailor v Lewis ves and atk S c so in court of law Waldrons case  stram king v Smollett burr so in the case of a town agent for a country  solicitor ware v Hepple Ves ex part steel Ves bray v your price peer William  er p peer William de term S the number three