case gennings against lake Hilary term car roll a grant from the crown of all  those message call Drocomb and all land to the say message belong or with they  demise late belong to the priory of a be good although at the time the  possession of the priory be surrender to the c own and the estate grant be  only know by the name of the four close in Drocomb and the land be not build  upon when surrender ante keb cro James lev Plowd more roll Rep Com dig burr  Cowp a grant from the crown of a house cum appurtenance will pass land that be  occupy with the house ejectment upon not guilty plead a special verdict be  find that the prior of Launceston be seize in fee of the tenement within  mention which then be four close in north Drocomb in Launceston and upon the  that September Henry demise they to John peer by the name of the four close in  Drocomb within the borough of Launceston habendum for ninetynine year render  twelve pound per annum afterward in the Henry by indenture enrol the say prior  and convent surrender all their possession to king Henry the eight who die  seize and by mean descent it come to queen Elizabeth who in the  fourandtwentieth year of her reign by her letter patent grant to Edward frost  and John walker and their heir totum mock messuagium et property peremptory or  urgent call Drocombs alias Drotons ac in all respects land property speech  messuagio spectant well cum eoden surrender situate jacent et existent in  Launceston in comitat cornubiae ac recently prioratui de Launceston to look on  and that these land by mean conveyance be come to the lessor of the plaintiff  and that before the lease aforesaid videlicet in Elizabeth a house be erect  upon a rood of land of the say close by the occupier thereof et quod property  in narration prediction mentionatum eoden messuagio to look on et pertineba  and be devise and grant with the say message and be always call and know as  well by the name of Drocomb as by the name of north Drocomb and that the say  tenement at the time of the dissolution be parcel of the possession of the say  prior croak car and that the say prior have not other land in Launceston know  by the name of Drocomb or north Drocomb there beside the land in the  declaration and that king James in the eight year of his reign demise those  land to John Eldred for threescore year by the name of the four close late in  the tenure of John peer in north Drocomb under who the defendant claim and  thereupon these question be move first whether the lease be make by the name  of the four close in north Drocomb there be no other name know when it come to  king Henry the eight the patent of the Elizabeth by another name may be good  for the the queen be not well inform second the patent be make of a message  and land thereto appertain and this message new erect after the first year of  queen Elizabeth for then all the reversion of the say four close be find by  the verdict to come to the queen whether the land shall pass for although land  in the case of a common person may pass by the name of land appertain to a  house as it be in hill v grange a yet it can be so in case of the queen and if  it may be yet it ought to be for a long a pl Com b croak car er p time than  twenty year to be so demise and occupy if you will have it to obtain a  reputation of pass by the word pertain but all the court conceive that the  patent be good for the message and all the land notwithstanding these  exception for although the land be not build upon when it be demise and when  it come to the king and that afterward a message be erect thereupon or it be  afterward convert into another nature before the patent yet it shall be grant  as it be and by such name as it be know at the time of the patent and although  it vary from the first name in the lease yet be find to be all one it passes  well by the patent also they conceive that land may be say to be appertain to  a house as well in the king case as of a common person where it have be let  and occupy together by a convenient time vide   Ent dyer and afterward it be  adjudge for the plaintiff