a distinction be take by the solicitor general and agree to by the court as  reasonable and agreeable to the meaning of the print order of the court that  if process to a messenger or any other process of contempt have go out against  a defendant for want of his answer on tender of the cost of those contempt if  the plaintiff accept they and the answer on look into it appear to be  insufficient so that the plaintiff take exception and the defendant be oblige  to put in a further answer in order to compel the defendant to put in such  further answer if not put in time the plaintiff must begin all process de to  make new and go on with it regular because his acceptance of the cost be a  remission of all former contempt and purge they but as a insufficient answer  be real no answer at all in the judgement of the court if he refuse to accept  the cost and the answer be put in on exception take to it be report  insufficient he may go on with the process where he leave off to compel put in  a further answer without beginning de to make new as in the other case Trin  haistwell and Grainger process issue against the defendant till proclamation  return then come a general pardon and the defendant appear and demurrer to the  bill which the plaintiff move to set aside because though the contempt be  pardon yet the delay be a loss to he but the court order they to proceed on  the demurrer for by the pardon the defendant stand rectus in curian anon mich  car l Chan can upon a motion for a sergeant at arm on a Commission of  rebellion return it be hold that by the king demise every process of contempt  not execute be determine so that the party equity case abridge must begin  again at a attachment but where any process be execute and a to take in hand  corpus return there the process stand good anon vern by I Ann saint cap see no  original Writ Writ of nisi prius Commission process or proceed whatever in or  issue out of any court of equity nor any process or proceed upon any office or  inquisition nor any Writ of certiorari or habeas corpus in any matter or Cause  either Criminal or civil nor any Writ of attachment or process for contempt  nor any Commission of delegacy or review for any matter ecclesiastical  testamentary or maritime or any process thereupon shall be determine abate or  discontinue by the demise of any king or queen of this realm but every such  Writ Commission process and proceed shall remain in full force and virtue to  be proceed upon as if such king or queen have live notwithstanding any such  death or demise