forth so much as shall make up the three except the officer of the court of  ward can otherwise agree with the party if there be no wardship due to the  king then the other lord be to have this supply by a commission out of the  chancery and jury thereupon but in all those case the statute do give power to  he that make the will to set forth and appoint of himself which land shall go  for three and neither king nor lord can refuse it and if it be not enough yet  they must take that in part and only have a supply in manner as before be  mention out of the rest property in good by gift by sale by steal of the  several way by wave whereby a man may by stray get property in good by  shipwreck or chattel by forfeiture by executorship by administration by legacy  I property by gift by gift the property of good may be pass by word or write  but if there be a general deed of gift make of all his good this be suspicious  to be do upon fraud to deceive the creditor and if a man who be in debt make a  deed of gift of all his good to protect the take of they in execution for his  debt this deed of gift be void as against those to who he stand indebt but as  against himself his own executor or administrator or any man to who afterward  he shall sell or convey they it be good two by sale property in good by sale  by sale any man may convey his own good to another and although he may fear  execution for debt yet he may sell they outright for money at any time before  the execution serve so that there be no reservation of trust between they pay  the money he shall have the good again for that trust in such case do prove  plain a fraud to prevent the creditor from take the good in execution III by  theft or take in jest property of good by theft or take in jest if any man  steal my good or chattel or take they from I in jest or borrow they of I or as  a trespasser or felon carry they to the market or fair and sell they this sale  do bar I of the property of my good save that if he be a horse he must be ride  two hour in the market or fair between ten and five o'clock and toll for in  the toll book and the seller must bring one to avouch his sale know to the  toll book keeper or else the sale bind I not and for any other good where the  sale in a market or fair shall bar the owner be not the seller of his property  it must be sale in a market or fair where usual thing of that nature be sell  as for example if a man steal a horse and sell he in Smithfield the true owner  be bar by this sale but if he sell the horse in Cheapside Newgate or  Westminster market the true owner be not bar by this sale because these market  be usual for flesh fish c and not for horse so whereas by the custom of London  in every shop there be a market all the day of the week save Sunday and  holiday yet if a piece of plate or jewel that be lose or chain of gold or  pearl that be steal or borrow be sell in a draper or scrivener shop or any  other but a goldsmith this sale bar not the true owner et such in like yet by  steal alone of good the thief get not such property but that the owner may  seize they again wheresoever he find they except they be sell in fair or  market after they be steal and that good faith without fraud but if the thief  be condemn of the felony or outlaw for the same or outlaw in any personal  action or have commit a forfeiture of good to the crown then the true owner be  without remedy nevertheless if fresh after the good be steal the true owner  make pursuit after the thief and good and take the good with the thief he may  take they again and if he make no fresh pursuit yet if he prosecute the felon  so far as a justice require that be to have he arraign indict and find guilty  though he be not hang nor have judgement of death or have he outlaw upon the  indictment in all these case he shall have his good again by a writ of  restitution to the party in who hand they be IV by wave of good by wave of  good a property be get thus a thief have steal good be pursue fly away and  leave the good this leave be call wave and the property be in the king except  the lord of the manor have a right to it by custom or charter but if the felon  be indict adjudge or find guilty or outlaw at the suit of the owner of these  good he shall have restitution of these good as before five by stray by stray  property in live cattle be thus get when they come into other man ground stray  from the owner then the party or lord into who ground or manor they come cause  they to be seize and a with put about their neck and to be cry in three market  adjoin show the mark of the cattle which do if the true owner claim they not  within a year and a day then the property of they be in the lord of the manor  whereunto they do stray if he have all stray by custom or charter else to the  king VI wreck and when it shall be say to be by shipwreck property of good be  thus get when a ship load be cast away upon the coast so that no live creature  be in it when it begin to sink escape to land with life then all those good be  say to be wreck and they belong to the crown if they be find except the lord  of the soil adjoin can entitle himself unto they by custom or by the king  charter VII forfeiture by forfeiture good and chattel be thus get if the owner  be outlaw if he be indict of felony or treason or either confess it or be find  guilty of it or refuse to be try by peer or jury or be attaint by judgement or  fly for felony although he be not guilty or suffer the exigent to go forth  against he although he be not outlaw or that he go over the sea without  licence all the good he have at the judgement he forfeit to the crown except  some lord by charter can claim they for in those case prescript will not serve  except it be so ancient that it have not allowance before the justice in eyre  in their circuit or in the king bench in ancient time by executorship by  executorship good be get when a man possess of good make his last will and  testament in write or word and make one or more executor thereof these  executor have by the will and death of the party all the property of their  good chattel lease for year wardship and extent and all right concern those  thing those executor may meddle with the good and dispose they before they  prove the will but they can bring a action for any debt or duty before they  have prove the will the prove of the will be thus they be to exhibit the will  into the bishop court and there they be to bring the witness and there they be  to be swear and the bishop officer be to keep the will original and certify  the copy thereof in parchment under the bishop seal of office which parchment  so seal be call the will prove IX by letter of administration by letter of  administration property in good be thus get when a man possess of good die  without any will there such good as the executor shall have have if he have  make a will be by ancient law to come to the bishop of the diocese to dispose  for the good of his soul that die he first pay his funeral and debt and give  the rest and blessed dead use this be now alter by statute law so as the  bishop be to grant letter of administration of the good at this day to the  wife if she require it or child or next of kin if they refuse it as often they  do because the debt be great than the estate will bear then some creditor or  some other will take it as the bishop officer shall think meet it grow often  in question what bishop shall have the right of prove will and grant  administration of good in which controversy the rule be thus that if the party  dead have at the time of his death good notabilia in diverse diocese of some  reasonable valve then the archbishop of the province where he die be to have  the probate of his will and to grant the administration of his good as the  case fall out otherwise the bishop of the diocese where he die be to do it if  there be but one executor make yet he may refuse the executorship come before  the bishop so that he have not intermeddle with any of the good before or with  receive debt or pay legacy and if there be more executor than one so many as  listen may refuse and if any one take it upon he the rest that do once refuse  may when they will take it upon they and no executor shall be further charge  with debt or legacy than the valve of the good come to his hand so that he  foresee that he pay debt upon record first debt to the king then upon  judgement statute recognizance then debt by bind and bill seal rend unpay  servant wage payment to head workman and last shop book and contract by word  for if a executor or administrator pay debt to other before to the king or  debt due by bind before those due by record or debt by shop book and contract  before those by bind arrearage of rend and servant or workman wage he shall  pay the same over again to those other in the say degree but yet the law give  they choice that where diverse have debt due in equal degree of record or  specialty he may pay which of they he will before any suit bring against he  but if suit be bring he must pay they that get judgement against he any one  executor may convey the good or release debt without his companion and any one  by himself may do as much as all together but one man release of debt or sell  of good shall not charge the other to pay so much of the good if there be not  enough to pay debt but it shall charge the party himself that do so release or  convey but it be not so with administrator for they have but one authority  give they by the bishop over the good which authority be give to many be to be  execute by all of they join together and if a executor die make a executor the  second executor be executor to the first testator but if a administrator die  intestate then his administrator shall not be executor or administrator to the  first but in that case the bishop who we call the ordinary be to commit the  administration of the first testator good to his wife or next of kin as if he  have die intestate always provide that that which the executor do in his life  time be to be allow for good and so if a administrator die and make his  executor the executor of the administrator shall not be executor to the first  intestate but the ordinary must new commit the administration of the good of  the first intestate again if the executor or administrator pay debt or funeral  or legacy of his own money he may retain so much of the good in kind of the  testator or intestate and shall have property of it in kind X property by  legacy property by legacy be where a man make a will and executor and give  legacy he or they to who the legacy be give must have the assent of the  executor or one of they to have his legacy and the property of that lease or  other good bequeathe unto he be say to be in he but he may not enter nor take  his legacy without the assent of the executor or one of they because the  executor be charge to pay debt before legacy and if one of they assent to pay  legacy he shall pay the valve thereof of his own purse if there be not  otherwise sufficient to pay debt but this be to be understand by debt of  record to the king or by bill and bind seal or arrearage of rend or servant or  workman wage and not debt of shop book or bill unseal or contract by word for  before they legacy be to be pay and if the executor doubt that they shall not  have enough to pay every legacy they may pay which they listen first but they  may not sell any special legacy which they will to pay debt or a lease of good  to pay a money legacy but they may sell any legacy which they will to pay debt  if they have not enough beside if a man make a will and make no executor or if  the executor refuse the ordinary be to commit administration come will  fastening and take bind of the administrator to perform the will and he be to  do it in such sort as the executor shall have do if he have be nam