case Elizabeth Mornington against try and other a special verdict can be amend  by the note of the officer of the court after it be return to the above r  court post say gucere cro James salk cro car will bunb stram Carth burr Cowp  dougl term Rep   light a   a ejection firm upon not guilty plead it be find  that the abbot of saint Peter of Gloucester Henry be seize of the barn and  tithe in question let they by deed under the convent seal to three for sixty  year afterward the abbey be dissolve and their possession Elizabeth nter alian  the barn and tithe be give by statute to the bishop of Gloucester and  afterward Elizabeth John Wakeman bishop of Gloucester let they to three  Cheynies by indenture render the ancient rend for three life and the indenture  be find in hcoc word and in the end of it the confirmation of the dean and  chapter be recite which be of a lease make by Richard Wakeman but the jury do  not in facto find that the dean and chapter do confirm it nor find the feed in  hcoc word as they shall have do but only recite it as a thing annex to the  indenture and find express the lease make to the husband of the plaintiff by  the now bishop Tanfield pray judgement for the plaintiff for the lease by John  Wakeman be mere void for there be twelve year to come of the ancient Jease so  it must pass by giant of reversion and no attornment be find and the jury do  not find a confirmation by the dean and chapter and the confirmation recite a  lease by Rohert Wakeman when it be by John Wakeman and these croak Elizabeth  last fault be hold to he incurable coke move that the verdict shall he amend  for the note give to the clerk of the assize be that they intend to find the  confirmation express and of a lease make by I W and for the other point tithe  pass without attornment but the court hold clear that after verdict return in  court this can be amend by any such suggestion for then all verdict may he  pray to he amend but if any misprision be suggestion ought to be make of it  before the verdict return but now it be too late wherefore judgement be give  for the plaintiff