case feel and other prisoner a criminal information will lie for inveigle a  infant from his father house and induce he to marry c march Mod comb keb keb  lie side Carth Mod skin raym Com dig burr commitment for refuse to obey a  order must state what the order be a commitment to remain till further order  be bad post lev hawk p c queen if the court in Wales have cognizance of  clandestine marriage No damage can be give on a indictment ante hawk p c upon  a habeas corpus direct to the keeper of the porter lodge be the prison for the  council of the march of Wales it be return that they be commit to he by virtue  of a decree of the say council upon information against they that the one of  they inveigle the son and heir of I S be of the age of seventeen year in the  night and when he be drunken to marry the sister of another of the defendant  whereupon they be every of they several fine to the king some of they to a  hundred mark some to forty pound and a hundred mark damage to the father who  be the prosecutor and commit to prison for a year and until the say fine pay  and the say hundred mark damage satisfy to the say I S and until they enter a  recognizance for their good behaviour and until the say court take further  order it be also return that they be commit by virtue of a orderfrom the lord  of the Council and this return be hold utter insufficient for the last part  because it be not mention what be the order of council croak car it be also  move by Grimston that the return be ill to award to prison to remain there  until further order take which be utter uncertain it be likewise doubt whether  the court of march may meddle with a clandestine marriage to punish it be a  mere spiritual Act as also about the sentence for damage to the party although  it be within the express word of the instruction c whereupon day be give until  octabis michaelis and in the interim the party be bail croak car michaelmas  term car in the king bench sir John Brampston Knt chief justice sir William  Jones Knt sir George croak Knt sir Robert Berkley Knt justice sir John bank  Knt attorney general sir Edward Littleton Knt solicitor general