case king case what act of mishehaviour will amount to the forfeiture of a  recognizance for good hehaviour palm more Inst Henry pl roll cro car leo godb  cro James lamb b r h burr hawk p c king be indict for that whereas he be bind  by recognizance to he of good hehaviour he have say to one Kirton that he be a  pelter and a teller of lie and a drunkard and that he will make he a poor  Kirton and that he have enter and break the close of Kirton for which a action  of trespass v Elizabeth arms lie and the question be move b coke if these he  cause of the breach of his recognizance for it be a common course in such case  to indict man which will he evidence in a to know facias upon the recognizance  Wray and gawdy conceive at first that they be no cause of t he breach of the  recognizance for the party do not break his good hehaviour except he do  something in act or show which tend to the breach of the peace as if he go in  warlike manner with weapon or be in company of riotous malefactor although  nothing he do or threaten another to heat he or to fight with he these  although nothing he do be breach of the good hehaviour but when he speak only  word of reproach which may procure another to break the peace this be no  breach of the good hehaviour and they hold clear that the entry into the close  be no breach be do peaceable and he may pretend title to it although in a  action it be suppose to he way et arms and contra peace and Wray say that  nothing shall he say a breach of the recognizance but that which sound to the  hurt of another and by intendment may he a breach of the peace as assault  menace c and he say if one he lead of his horse and he that be bind to his  good hehaviour do take it from he this peradventure may he a breach of the  good hehaviour for it be a assault upon his person although he take it  peaceable Clench contra for the word be speak in disdain and reproach shall he  say a breach of the recognizance for it may be cause of the breach of the  peace as well as carry of weapon or have a great company follow he as Henry be  and the word be malicious and opprobrious give occasion of blow but the entry  into the close be no breach schute doubt of the word because they be  opprobrious and speak in malice and do provoke another to break the peace Ana  the court say they will advice vide Inst pound