case Wiggan against Branthwaite Hilary term will roll a manor to which wreck  belong by prescription come to the king hand who grant to a the office of  admiral with all wreck at sea and all profit to the say office belong this do  not pass the wreck appurtenant to the manor S c holt S c ld ray trespass for  take good the case be the abbot of broomhall be seize in a see daw v swain  side Skinner v Guntar sand Savil v Robert salk atwood v monger style Goslin v  Wilcox will a see the case of Jackson v Colegrave Michaelmas term will mary  roll Carth and side vent where it be adjudge that indebitatus will not lie on  such a promise imply note to former edition b notam hoc vide Crouchs case  Michaelmas term will post modern report er p fee in right of his monastery of  the manor of broomhall and have wreck by prescription the manor by the  dissolution of monastery come to king Henry the eight by which the wreck be a  royal franchise vest in he jure Coron and be so seize grant the office of high  admiral of England to the Lord viscount lisle with all wreck at sea and all  other profit to the say office belong and after this he grant the manor c to b  under who the say plaintiff in the action claim the counsel for the defendant  urge that the wreck be grant to Lord lisle before and not recite in the grant  to b it do not pass by the grant of the king to b and therefore the plaintiff  have no title but holt chief justice overrule this on evidence at the trial in  Suffolk that the wreck belong to the manor by prescription and can not pass as  appurtenant to the office of highadmiral and it be move to have it find  special it be refuse and a bill of exception be tender and seal and a writ of  error bring and error assign it be argue by hawles solicitor general and  Whitaker that beside the grant of wreck appurtenant to the office of  highadmiral there be also a grant of maris ejecta which be not relative to the  office and will comprehend a grant all wreck then in the hand of the king and  the restrain clause of eiden spectant et pertinent shall not modern report  relate to the wreck of sea grant for wreck can belong to the office by  prescription for the office itself be within time of memory but by holt chief  justice wreck may be claim by prescription and may belong to the lordadmiral  by prescription for the LordAdmirals office be a ancient office tempore doubt  though it may not be vest in a single person or in the same manner as it be  now in dyer b there be a prescription for the Lord highadmiral to grant the  office of register of the admiralty for life and be make no doubt but some  wreck may belong to the admiral by prescription as that about the cinque port  and such place where he be most conversant in ancient time and as to the  objection in regard that there be but one to go away or word of grant all the  clause shall be take to be dependent on it and the clause of restraint shall  extend to all of they otherwise if there have be any word of grant  intermediate and the judgement be affirm