case treacle versus harris in court Lord chancellor eoden die two be appoint  guardian by will one marry the ware at nine year of age to his own son of the  court deliver the child to the other guardian till she come to the age of  consent but will not commit the guardian because he be not appoint under the  great seal but be in court oblige he to enter into a recognizance to appear in  the king bench to any information shall be file against he the infant by her  prochein any bring this bill against the defendant Mr Harris for a account and  to remove he from the guardianship the prochein any and the defendant Mr  Harris be appoint guardian to the infant by the will of her father the  defendant who be very poor marry her when she be about nine year old to his  own son a boy of fifteen she have a estate in land of about pound a year and  pound in money the defendant in obedience to a order produce her this day in  open court and the Lord chancellor order that she shall be deliver the next  day at such a time and place for he will not order her then to be deliver in  court to prevent any disturbance for the child weep sore when she find she be  to be part from her husband to her clerk in court to be deliver over by he to  the prochein any who be then in the country the other guardian who have not  misbehave himself and his lordship declare that since the marriage be voidable  he be resolve to keep the party asunder till the wife come to the age of  twelve year but if she then consent to the marriage and will go to her husband  it be not in his power to hinder her but he will not make it part of the order  that the husband shall not visit her till he see how he behave himself and  that he will not commit the guardian though he have be guilty of a gross  treachery because he be not appoint under the great seal for every crime  punishable by law be not to be punish by that court but only contempt but as  he be in court he shall enter into his own recognizance of pound mosely report  er p before a master to appear to any information shall be file against he and  his wife by the attorneygeneral and that though it be not reasonable that the  infant estate shall be at the charge of that application yet he will not order  the defendant to pay the cost for the mosely report court of b b if they be  find guilty on the information before they set a fine will send the party to  agree together and if they do not will consider it in their fine the council  for the infant will have have the child deliver to the sergeant at arm till  the prochein any come to town and say such order have be often make but the  Lord chancellor will make no such order and ask who will pay he