case cook against young a grant by a bishop of a office with a ancient fee for  life be good though the rend be reserve half yearly where it be before by the  year nor need it show for who life it be make or the particular day on which  the fee be to be pay post bridge   b   a cro James cro Elizabeth   light b  note more Bac ab Com dig dougl term Rep venue from the manor be good if some  be allege within the proper will post action upon the case whereas the office  of the understewardship of the court of the manor of Keysham and other the  manor of the bishop of Gloucester be ancient a office grantable for term of  life with the fee of three pound six shilling and eightpence by the year and  whereas a former bishop of Gloucester have grant to the plaintiff the say  office for life with the fee of three pound six shilling and eightpence  Payable annual croak car at the two feast of the year videlicet at the  annunciation of the virgin mary and at saint Michael the Archangel issue out  of the say croak car er p manor and that the say bishop die and that the  plaintiff be ready to keep the court of the now bishop but the defendant  pretend a grant make to he from the say bishop successor disturb he from keep  of they after not guilty plead and find for the plaintiff it be move in arrest  of judgement that this grant be void to bind the successor of the bishop first  because the prescription be that the say office be grantable with a fee of  three pound six shilling and eightpence by the year and here the payment be  appoint to be at two feast of the year and so not warrant by the statute  second because the prescription be that the office be grantable for life and  he do not show for who life and it may be for the life of the bishop who be  grantor but none of these exception be allow and to confirm their opinion the  case of the dean and chapter of Worcester in   a be vouch that the day of  payment be not material where no less than the ancient rend be reserve yearly  and that the prescription be to grant for life shall be intend to be for the  life of the grantee three it be object that here be a mistrial the disturbance  be allege to be in the court at Keysham and so in other manor where no will be  and the trial be per vicinetum of the manor whereas it ought to be of the will  wherein the manor be it therefore be not good nor aid by the James c but the  court hold that in regard some of the say manor be allege to be within those  will and the venue be of the manor it shall be good by the statute a although  it be of few or more place than it ought to be and therefore judgement be give  for the plaintiff