coke b John Talbot case Trin James rot in the king bench Salop sacred  scripture John Pendleton be attach by the writ of the lady the queen of second  deliverance to answer to John chapman of a plea wherefore be take the cattle  of he the say John chapman and they unjust detain against gauge and pledge c  and whereupon the say John chapman by Thomas salt his attorney complain that  the aforesaid I Pendleton on the d day of September in the that year of the  reign of the lord the now king at Albrighton in a certain place there call  Bromley in the county aforesaid take his cattle that be to say two heifer and  they unjust detain against gauge and pledge until c whereupon he say that he  be injure and have damage to the value of and thereof be bring suit c and the  aforesaid I Pendleton by Nicholas Gibbens his attorney come and defend the  force and injury when c and as bailiff of John Talbot Esq do well acknowledge  the take of the cattle aforesaid in the aforesaid place in which c and just c  because he say that the place in which it be suppose the aforesaid take be do  do contain and at the time of that take above suppose to be do do contain in  itself three acre of pasture lie in the aforesaid field call Bromley in  Albrighton aforesaid and that long before the time of take the cattle  aforesaid suppose to be do one John chapman father of the now plaintiff be  seize of the aforesaid three acre of pasture with the appurtenance in which c  in his demesne as of fee and the say three acre of pasture with the  appurtenance in which c hold of the aforesaid John Talbot as of his manor of  Albrighton in the county aforesaid by fealty and service of do suit at the  court of the say John Talbot of his manor aforesaid coke a from three week to  three week at that manor to be hold as also by the service of render after the  death of every tenant of the say three acre of pasture with the appurtenance  in which c die thereof seize the best beast which shall be of such tenant at  the time of his death in the name of a heriot of which service the aforesaid  John Talbot be seize by the hand of the aforesaid John chapman the father as  by the hand of his very tenant that be to say of the fealty and suit of court  aforesaid as of fee and of right and of the heriot aforesaid in his demesne as  of fee and the say John chapman the father of the three acre of pasture with  the appurtenance in which c in his demesne as of fee be seize in form as  aforesaid afterward and before the say time when c at Albrighton aforesaid of  such his estate die thereof so seize and the say John Pendleton further say  that the aforesaid John chapman the father at the time of his death at cro car  pl post Albrighton aforesaid be possess of a ox of the price of S as of his  proper ox which ox be the best beast of the aforesaid John chapman the father  at the time of his death whereupon fall the heriot thereof to the aforesaid  John Talbot and because the heriot aforesaid after the death of the aforesaid  John chapman the father at the say time when c be behind not deliver the say  John Pendleton as bailiff of the aforesaid John Talbot do well avow the take  of the cattle aforesaid in the aforesaid place in which c and just c for the  heriot aforesaid not deliver as within his fee and lordship c and the say John  chapman now plaintiff say that the aforesaid John Pendleton as bailiff of the  aforesaid John Talbot for the reason before allege ought not to acknowledge  the take of the cattle aforesaid in the place in which c to be just because be  say that long before the aforesaid time of the take aforesaid do and before  the aforesaid John chapman the father have any thing in the say three acre of  pasture with the appurtenance in which c one John Burney be seize of a message  and of half a yard land of meadow and pasture with the appurtenance contain by  estimation fifty acre in Albrighton aforesaid whereof the say three acre of  pasture with their appurtenance in which c be parcel in his demesne as of fee  and the say message and one coke report b er p half yard land of meadow and  pasture whole with the appurtenance whereof c hold of the aforesaid John  Talbot as of his manor of Albrighton aforesaid by fealty and do suit at the  court of the say John Talbot of his manor aforesaid from three week to three  week at that manor yearly to be hold as also by the service of render after  the death of every tenant of the say message and half yard land of meadow and  pasture whole with the appurtenance whereof c die thereof seize the best beast  that be coke b of such tenant at the time of his death in the name of a heriot  and the say John Barney of the say message and halfyard land of meadow and  pasture with the appurtenance whole in form aforesaid be seize long before the  time of the take c that be to say on the first day of may in the d year of the  reign of the lady the late queen of three acre of the say land parcel of the  aforesaid halfyard land of meadow and pasture with the appurtenance whereof c  feoff the aforesaid John Talbot to have and to hold to the say John Talbot his  heir and assign for ever by virtue of which feoff the aforesaid John Talbot be  and yet be seize of the aforesaid three acre of land parcel c in his demesne  as of fee and he the say John so be thereof seize and the aforesaid John  Barney of the message aforesaid and the rest of the aforesaid halfyard land  meadow and pasture with the appurtenance whereof c in form aforesaid be seize  the say John Barney afterward and before the time of the take aforesaid do  that be to say on the first day of may in the that year of the reign of the  say lady the late queen of the aforesaid three acre of pasture with the  appurtenance in which c feoff the aforesaid John chapman the father and his  heir for ever by virtue of which feoff the say John chapman the father be  seize of the say three acre of pasture with the appurtenance in which c in his  demesne as of fee and so thereof be seize the say John chapman the father  after and before the say time of the king c at Albrighton aforesaid of such  his estate of and in the same three acre of pasture with the appurtenance in  which c die thereof seize after who death the say three acre of pasture with  their appurtenance in which c descend to the say John chapman now plaintiff as  son and heir of the say John chapman the father by which the say John chapman  now plaintiff into the say three acre of pasture with the appurtenance in  which c enter and be and yet be thereof seize in his demesne as of fee and so  thereof be seize the say John chapman the now plaintiff before the say time of  the take c put his cattle into the aforesaid place in which c to eat the grass  in the same then grow as it be lawful for he to do which cattle be in the  place aforesaid in which c eat the grass there grow until the say John  Pendleton on the aforesaid d day of September in the that year of the reign of  the lord the now king abovesaid at Albrighton aforesaid in the aforesaid place  call Bromley do take the cattle of he the say John chapman aforesaid and they  unjust detain against gauge and pledge until c as be above against he complain  and this he be ready to verify and the say John Pendleton say that inasmuch as  the aforesaid John chapman the take of the cattle aforesaid in the coke a  aforesaid place in which c have not allege sufficient to bar c and that be to  that plea in manner and form aforesaid plead need not nor by the law of the  land be bind to answer wherefore for want of a sufficient plea in bar in this  behalf the say John Pendleton demand judgement and a return of the cattle  aforesaid together with his damage to be adjudge unto he and the aforesaid  John chapman now plaintiff inasmuch as be sufficient matter in law to bar the  aforesaid John Pendleton from just avow the take of the cattle aforesaid in  the place in which c above have allege which he be ready to verify which  matter the aforesaid John Pendleton do not deny nor to the same any way answer  but do whole refuse to admit the same averment as before pray judgement and  his damage by the occasion of the take and unjust detain of the same cattle to  be to he adjudge c and because the justice here will advice themselves of and  upon the premise before they give their judgement thereof day be give to the  party c coke report b er p