case doctor atkins against LONGVILE Trinity term Elizabeth roll if the king by  indenture bargain and sell land to another nothing passes by the commonlaw or  by the statute Henry c for he can be seize to a use Post more by a grant of  all land in a or elsewhere in b belong to the abbey of c the clause be  distinct and the word all land in a be not restrain by those which follow ante  Com dig dougl trespass upon a special verdict the case be king Henry the eight  seize of the manor of Bradwell and of diverse land in Bradwell parcel of the  priory of sheen by indenture under the great seal bargain and sell to Longvile  the manor of Bradwell and all his land in Bradwell and covenant to make  assurance by patent under his great seal render fiftyone shilling rend et  tenendum by the ten part of a knight fee c afterward in wen the king by patent  under the great seal grant to Longvile the manor of Bradwell and all his land  in Bradwell and elsewhere in the county of buck speech manor spectant queen  Elizabeth suppose that the land in Bradwell which be not part of the manor  have not pass c grant they to doctor Atkins and whether they pass by the first  indenture or second patent be the question after argument it be resolve for  the defendant that they pass by the first indenture for although it be hold  that neither by the commonlaw nor by the statute Henry c land can pass from  the king by indenture of bargain and croak James er p sale enrol because there  can pass any use for the king can croak throw be seize to a use as Edward pl  Edward and Plowd yet hereby appear that the intent of the king be to pass it  and the statute of Henry c make all the king grant by patent or indenture to  be good which otherwise be not good wherefore it be aid by this statute also  some of they hold that they pass by the last patent for when he grant the  manor and all the land in Bradwell et alibi c speech manor spectant those word  speech manor spectant do not extend but to land alibi in speech comitat buck  and they do not restrain the word ac in all respects terr in b which be  distinct by themselves wherefore it be adjudge for the defendant