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Against an Innkeeper that refuseth to lodge me,* 1.1 39 Hen. 6.18.
A good bar that his house was full,* 1.2 and had no room, 5 Mariae, Dyer. 158. pl. 32. for he is not bound to provide lodging out of his own house.
Against a Chirurgion that takes upon him a* 1.3
Cure, and neglects it, 48 Edw. 3.6. whereby the Cure is become impossible, or is retarded.
Against a Victualler that refuseth to sell to me,* 1.4 39 Hen. 6.18. for his profession is for the publick, and he ought to make no distinction of persons.
Innkeeper.
Bar.
Chiturgion
Victualler.