Roberts v Lord
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1792 |
| Date | 01 January 1792 |
| Court | Court of the King's Bench |
English Reports Citation: 80 E.R. 637
IN THE KING'S BENCH.
thin. 3. caroli rot. 1170. in the king's bench. roberts versus lord. Action for slander. William Roberts, being an attorney of this Court, counts against the defendant, that he was a good subject of the King, and hath for many years then last past, been a clerk of Robert Heath, and Robert Shute in this Court, and that he hath well behaved himseif towards the King, and all men, noble and others, and so hath got great credit to himself by that, and hath been free of all offences ; and that in Trinity term, primo Caroli Regis, he had been an attorney in this Court, for one John Ecmobridge, and prosecuted for him against the defendant, a latitat, that he delivered to the sheriff, who upon that made a warrant to a bailiff to arrest the said lord, the defendant, by force of which, tha said bailiff' arrested him, upon which, the said lord not being ignorant of the premisses, the said lord having speeches with Ecmobridge of the plaintiff, con- 638 THE BISHOP OF CHESTER V. JOHN FREELAND LEY, 71. cerning his honesty and good behaviour, as an attorney in this Court, and concerning the said latitat, the defendant, ex malitia pnecogitata, saith of the plaintiff these words, Go tell your lawyer Roberts, that I say, he is a base rascall, and I will...
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