bishop OF Chichester against web the archbishop of c have franchise of the  chattel of felon de see within his manor commit treason afterward the queen  grant all the chattel of felon de see in the kingdom to a b and then the  archbishop be attaint whether a b shall not have a lease forfeit by a  subsequent suicide within the manor the archbishop of Canterbury among other  liberty and franchise have the chattel of felon de see within his manor c and  he make a lease for year to sir James hale late justice of c b which the dean  and chapter confirm and then the archbishop commit treason and afterward the  queen grant to the bishop of Chichester her almoner in augmentation of the  queen nourishing all and singular the good and chattel of all dyer person  felon de see and all deodand within the kingdom of England as well within  liberty as without find or to be find forfeit or to be forfeit which any way  belong or ought to belong to the say lady the queen from the time of the say  grant or from the six day of July then last pass or which from that time  forward for ever after so long as the say bishop shall continue to be her  almoner shall by any mean belong or come to the say lady the queen and  afterward the archbishop be attaint of treason at commonlaw by his own  confession and also by act of parliament m sess c and his possession thereby  forfeit during his life and afterward the say judge hale drown himself in ken  and so become felon de see now the question be ask among all the judge whether  the almoner shall have this lease of the value of one thousand mark or more or  not and it be hold in the exchequer Chamber by brook chief justice of a b  brook chief baron of the exchequer Portman brown Whiddon justice and baron  Saxilby and Griffith attorneygeneral that the almoner shall not have the lease  but that it shall be in the order and distribution of the exchequer among the  possession of the archbishopric because the power of grant it be not in the  queen at the time of the grant because it be the archbishop c but Bromeley  chief justice sander Stamford justice baron brown James dyer and Cordel  solicitorgeneral e contra for the king may grant a thing which be not in he at  the time of the grant but which may come afterward as the wardship and  marriage of the heir of his tenant or the temporalties of a bishopric when  they shall fall in but of a escheat when it shall happen be whole deny by  baker yet quaere thereof and note above it will have be clear if the  archbishop have be attaint of treason as above at the time of the grant that  the grant will have be good and yet it be true the feesimple of the liberty  and temporalties be not forfeit but for the natural life of the archbishop and  the queen shall have a freehold in they by reason of her crown and not by  reason of the temporalties as if a man who have liberty as above grant they to  one for life and the grantee be attaint of treason the king shall have the  forfeiture of they during the life ration coronae and for the time they be  rejoin to the crown so in the other case and note above the grant be make  between the commission of the treason and the attainder which attainder have  relation to the offence commit therefore quaere thereof for this be not move  by the judge dyer b er p