case OF the poor prisoner on the common side Barmoney do not belong to the  poor debtor of the king bench prison the prisoner on the common side of the  prison of this court conceive themselves to be entitle to the HighBarmoney pay  to the box upon certain motion make in court videlicet for judgement for writ  of mandamus certiorari habeas corpus and other original writ every day in term  and upon all motion whatsoever on the last day of a term and upon all  affidavit swear in court which boxmoney or HighBarmoney as they term it amount  to a large sum in the whole term and have be always pay to the young judge  clerk at the end of every term by the secondary of the chief clerk office to  be dispose of by the judge in charity as they shall think proper this money  the prisoner in the king bench confine on the common side fancy to belong to  they and accord apply for it by petition to the court as their predecessor  have do about fortyeight year ago but they be total unable to make out their  claim now and it appear upon examination that they have be equal unable to  support it at that time Mr just foster happen to remember that former  application and that the matter be refer to Mr Harcourt and he say that he be  present in court in Ann when Mr Harcourt report the claim of the prisoner to  be without foundation and he have burrow himself take a note of Mr harcourt  report which note he now produce and read public in court v Mod a S Mod S c  vide hale h p c v pa and hawk p c v c S burrow er p upon the whole the court  after have refer the matter to Mr athorpe the present secondary of the  crownoffice make the follow rule word by special direction thus king bench  poor prisoner this court take into consideration the petition of the poor  prisoner of this court touch the money usual pay into the box of this court  upon motion and affidavit make in court which the petitioner claim as due to  they and Mr athorpe to who it have be refer to examine into the matter allege  in the say petition have this day report to this court that he have make  diligent inquiry into the premise and that no live witness be upon such  inquiry produce on the part of the petitioner who can give evidence touch the  same and that he have careful inspect all the book paper and write which can  be find relative to the premise and that upon such inspection and inquiry it  do not appear that the say money be ever pay to the say poor prisoner or for  their use and Mr clarke secondary on the pleaside have this day inform the  court that during the time he have be in the say office and also during the  time his late father Mr Giles clarke long since decease be in the same office  the say money have be constant pay by the secondary on the pleaside into the  hand of the clerk of the junior judge of this court for the time be in order  to be by he pay over to the judge of this court in equal share to be dispose  of by they for such charitable purpose as they in their discretion shall think  proper it be order that the say petition be reject the end of Trinity term  pound Geo burrow michaelmas term geo two b r