case duppa against Gerrard Trinity term will mary roll the gentleman usher may  maintain assumpsit for the fee due to they from a person who accept knigbtbood  SC Carth SC comb SC holt special action of the case for fee for be knight as a  customary duty upon the debit et consue before unbound and a indebitatus for  so much in that manner due for his fee as such a officer c demurrer to the  declaration and judgement for the plaintiff accord to the case of the same  plaintiff against Stephens in the common plea some year since e Dalton justice  edit p and in sir Bulstrode Whitlocks memoir page and in Bulst Rep to be most  of the resolution that be in Dalton justice f the order be quash because it do  not appear that the apprentice be bind to husbandry SC Carth or because the  churchwarden be not mention in the order SC Mod SC holt SC Foley or because it  be make original at session SC comb but all the reporter agree that the three  judge contra holt Ch I be of opinion that the Elizabeth c S have empower the  churchwarden and overseer with the assent of two justice to bind parish  apprentice where they shall see convenient a order for this purpose be  compulsory on the master see also king v steer bott p l notorious facts king v  cross comb king v fleet call to the same effect and the statute of will c S  which enact that when any poor child shall be appoint to be bind apprentice  pursuant to the Elizabeth c the master shall receive and provide for they  accord to the indenture sign and confirm by the two justice and also execute  the certificate of the indenture on penalty of ten pound have remove all doubt  upon this subject salk king v gold Mod and this compulsory power have be hold  to extend to person occupy land in the parish although they do not reside  there king v clap term Rep king v Tunstead term Rep and seem to a person  although he be neither a inhabitant or occupier within the parish king v saint  Margaret Lincoln burr SC king v saint Nicholas Nottingham term Rep the session  moreover be to judge whether the master appoint by the overseer be a proper  person to be compel to take the apprentice will c S Minchamps case salk king v  saltern easter term Geo Bott p l pl it seem however that a master be not  compellable to receive a apprentice except under the Elizabeth c king v  Trevilian stram shower KB er p