BROMWICHS case a peer find guilty of manslaughter without read SC side keb the  Lord Morle and bromwich be indict for the murder of Hastings the Lord Morle be  try by his peer before the Lord high steward and find guilty of manslaughter  and be dismiss without be put to his book or burn in the band accord to the  statute of I e c and now bromwich be bring to his trial at the bar of the king  bench the indictment be against the Lord Morle for the kill of Hastings and  against bromwich for be present aid and assist and it prove by one witness  that the Lord Morle kill Hastings but that at the same time they be fight  bromwich make a thrust at Hastings and thereupon the Lord Morle close with he  and kill he and the deposition of two other witness take before the coroner  which be now dead be read to the same effect as they be read before the lord  on the trial of the Lord Morle by the opinion of all the judge of England and  it be prove that when the quarrel be in the tavern the Lord Morle aid if we  fight at this time I shall have the disadvantage from the height of the heel  of my shocs and that present afterward they go out into the field and Hastings  be there kill which be take by the court as a clear evidence of their  intention to fight when they go out of the tavern and the quarrel be only  touch word and they fight within a little time after it be hold murder by the  whole court for word can be levinz any excuse for the kill of a man and there  need not be the time of a night between the quarrel and the fight to make it  murder but such time only as it may appear not to have be do on the first  passion and here it appear not to be do on the first passion for the Lord  Morle have consider the disadvantage of his shoe and the court direct the jury  that it be murder in bromwich be present and aid although the Lord Morle have  be find by the lord to be guilty only of manslaughter but the jury acquit he  of the murder and find he guilty only of manslaughter levinz er p I lev trin  car two in B R