case VII Elizabeth dyer patent chantry corporation misnomer confirmation  hospital   b hob dyer how palm roll Rep king e grant to the bishop of saint  Davids and his successor the advowson of thirtynine church in Carmarthen  Cardigan and Pembroke with power to find a college at saint Davids or  aberguilly and to appropriate they to one of the say church of saint Davids or  aberguilly the bishop erect a college in Landewibrevy in the county of  Cardigan to do which he have no power give he by the king this college of  Landewibrevy be of prebend and the bishop appropriate some of the say advowson  to the say college with ordinance to celebrate mass pro death in fide this  college be not a college in law but it be a college in reputation and be give  to the king by the statute of e cap for the dissolution of chantry for the  bishop have the king licence to find a college this college have the  reputation of a college king e grant and confirm this Jenkins foundation of  the say college this confirmation be void for it be not a college and the king  confirm what be not in a thing naturan but a college where there be no  election no king licence to find it and no common seal be not give to the king  by the say statute of chantry lie hospital be not within the statute I e for  the dissolution of chantry although they be college in law and have ordinance  to pray pro death in fide as be use in the time of our ancestor in England and  in the Latin and Greek church for the say statute be silent as to hospital and  the statute of h extend only to religious and regular hospital which have vow  chastity poverty and obedience Inst so resolve Elizabeth Lord Cheineys case  afterward in Lord hobart report it be take otherwise in the case of the  hospital of hob Dennington in which case this case of Lord Cheiny be not  remember all ancient hospital have such ordinance such a construction will  destroy the relief of the poor and good use where the letter of the statute I  e cap do not make it necessary the abuse of any suppose prayer which be allow  in all lie hospital at the time of their foundation ought not to destroy the  charitable use of any lie hospital