coke b arthur legate case in subversion of pestilent patent of thievish  concealers mich James which begin pasch James rot in c b Norff sacred  scripture Edward cockle late of Wimondham in the county aforesaid husbandman  be attach to answer to Arthur legate gentleman of a plea wherefore with force  and arm he enter into six acre of pasture and six acre of wood with the  appurtenance in Wimondham which John smith gentleman to the aforesaid Arthur  demise for a term which be not yet pass and he from his farm aforesaid do  eject and other wrong do to he to the great damage of the say Arthur and  against the peace of the lord the now king c and whereupon the say Arthur by  Robert love his attorney complain that whereas the aforesaid John on the that  day of October in the that year of the reign of the lord the now king at  Wimondham have demise to the say Arthur the tenement aforesaid with the  appurtenance to have and to hold to the say Arthur his executor and  administrator from the Feast of saint Michael the Archangel then last pass for  and during the term of three year from thence next follow full to be complete  and end by virtue of which demise the say Arthur into the tenement aforesaid  with the appurtenance enter and be thereof possess until the aforesaid Edward  afterward that be to say on the that day of April in the that year of the  reign of the say lord the now king of England c with force and arm c enter  into the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance which the aforesaid John to  the say Arthur in form aforesaid demise for the aforesaid term which be not  yet pass and he from his farm aforesaid do eject and other wrong c and against  the peace c whereupon he say that he be injure and have damage to the value of  and thereof he bring suit c and the say Edward by Thomas Blofield his attorney  come and defend the force and injury when c and say he be not guilty of the  trespass and ejectment aforesaid as the say Arthur above against he complain  and of this put himself upon the country a   light a a b   b a b     light a b    c coke report a er p and the aforesaid Arthur likewise therefore it be  command to the sheriff that he cause to come here from the day of the holy  Trinity in three week twelve c by who c and who neither c to recognize c  because as well c at which day the juror between the party aforesaid of the  plea aforesaid be put between they in respite here until this day that be to  say in eight day of saint Michael then next follow unless the justice of the  lord the king assign to take the assize in the county aforesaid by the form of  the statute c on Monday the that day of July next at the castle of Norwich in  the county aforesaid shall first come and now this day come as well the  aforesaid Arthur as the aforesaid Edward by their atorneys aforesaid and the  aforesaid justice of assize before who c send here their record in these word  videlicet afterward at the day and place within contain before Edward coke  knight chief justice of the lord the king of the bench and John crook knight  one of the justice of the say lord the king assign to bold plead before the  king himself justice of the say lord the king assign to take the assize in the  county of Norfolk aforesaid by form of the statute c come as well the within  name Arthur as the within write Edward cockle by their atorneys within write  and the juror of the jury whereof within be make mention be call likewise come  whereof twelve that be to say Robert seaman Adam bale Bartholomew Harrison  Thomas Reynolds William Bidwell Henry owlet Thomas crook Richard Russell  Thomas Tilney John freeman John jewel and Edmund Johnson in the jury aforesaid  be swear after which one of the juror aforesaid that be to say Robert seaman  with the assent of both party aforesaid and by the command of the justice  aforesaid from the panel aforesaid be utter withdraw c therefore with the  assent of the party aforesaid the jury aforesaid be further put in respite  here until in eight day of saint Hilary therefore that the say sheriff have  their body c and so appoint a ten tale at which day here come as well the  aforesaid Arthur as the aforesaid Edward by their atorneys aforesaid and the  sheriff now return that as to the distrain of Bartholomew stone and the other  juror that the writ of the lord the king to he direct be so late deliver he  that for the shortness of the time he can not execute it but as to the put off  the ten tale whereof in the say writ be make mention the say sheriff now  return that execution thereof do appear in a schedule to the said writ annex  in which say schedule be contain the panel of the name of ten juror whereof  none c therefore the jury aforesaid again be put in respite here until from  Easterday in fifteen day unless the justice of the lord the king assign to  take the assize in the county aforesaid by the form of the statute e on  Wednesday in the first week of lend at Thetford in the county aforesaid first  shall come for default of juror c therefore that the sheriff distrain the  juror aforesaid by all their land c and that the issue c so that they be here  unless c to make the jury aforesaid c norf sacred scripture afterward at the  day and place within contain before Edward coke knight chief justice of the  lord the king of the bench and John crook knight one of the justice by the say  lord the king assign to hold plead before the say lord the king justice assign  to take the assize in the county aforesaid by the form of the statute c come  as well the within name Arthur legate as the within write Edward cockle by  their atorneys within contain and the juror of the jury aforesaid whereof  within be make mention be call likewise come who to say the truth of the  matter within contain be choose try and swear say upon their oath that the  late king and queen Philip and mary on the that day of July in the that and  that year of the reign of the same king and queen Philip and mary be seize of  and in the manor of Wimondham in the county aforesaid in their demesne as of  fee in the right of their crown of England whereof the land and tenement in  the declaration within write then be parcel and the aforesaid late king and  queen Philip and mary so as before be say of and in the manor aforesaid  whereof c be seize the say king and queen on the say that day of July in the  that and that year of the reign of the say late king and queen Philip and mary  make their letter patent under their great seal of England to one George  Howard knight of the aforesaid land and tenement in the declaration within  write name among other by the name of two piece of land call Nettlehamsted and  Wikemans contain by estimation fifteen acre lie and coke report b er p be in  Wirnondham aforesaid in the county aforesaid then or late in the tenure or  occupation of John Coleman and late to the monastery of Wimondham some time  belong and appertain and parcel of the possession thereof then be the tenor of  which letter patent follow in these word the king and queen to all to who c  greeting know the that we in consideration of the good true and faithful  service of our belove and faithful servant George Howard knight before this  time to we do and for diverse other cause and consideration we especial move  of special grace and of our certain knowledge and mere motion have give and  grant and by these present do give and grant for we and the heir and successor  of we the aforesaid queen to the aforesaid George Howard all those two acre of  our land lie and be in Ashwynen in our county of Norfolk c we also give and  grant by these present to the aforesaid George Howard knight two piece of our  land call Nettlehamsted and Wikemans contain by estimation fifteen acre lie  and be in Wimondham aforesaid in the county aforesaid now or late in the  tenure or occupation of John Coleman and late to the monastery of Wimondbam  sometime belong and appertain and be parcel of the possession thereof c we  also give for the consideration aforesaid by these present for we the heir and  successor of we the aforesaid queen and do grant to the aforesaid George  Howard knight all and all manner of wood and underwood and our tree whatsoever  of in and upon the premise grow and be and all the land ground or soil of the  same our wood underwood and tree and the reversion and reversion whatsoever of  all and singular the premise above express and specify and to every parcel  thereof as also the yearly rend and profit whatsoever reserve upon whatsoever  demise and grant of the premise or any parcel thereof any wise make as full  and whole and in as ample manner and form as any abbot or prior of the say  late abbey or priory or any of they or any guardian or any chaplain chanter or  incumbent or any chaplain chanter chaunteress or incumbent of chantry guild  lamp obit and light aforesaid or any other or other the premise or any parcel  thereof have possess ever bad hold or enjoy or ought to have bold use or enjoy  as full free and whole and in as ample manner and form as all and singular the  premise to our hand or to the hand of the most dear father of we the say queen  Henry the eight late king of England or unto the hand of our most dear brother  of we the say queen Edward the six late king of England by reason or pretext  of the several dissolution of the say late monastery priory chantry guild lamp  obit and light aforesaid or by reason of any Act of parliament or any act of  parliament or any other lawful mean right or title ought to come and in our  hand now of right by reason of the dissolution of the say late monastery  priory chantry guild lamp obit and light or be ought to be all which singular  premise with the appurtenance from we and from the father and brother of we  the say queen be conceal and detain and the rend and revenue thereof nor of  any parcel thereof to we before this time be answer and all which and singular  premise with the appurtenance now in the whole do amount to the clear yearly  value of twentytwo pound eight shilling and six penny and not above that be to  say c the aforesaid land tenement meadow pasture and other the premise in  Possewicke Keringbam Massinorham great Berlingham gist Girston holme  Hunstonston Alderford Duckleborough Boyton in the parish of saint George in  the city of the county of Norwich Buckenham new Wimondham Plamstead Tylenham  Southelingham Dinham and Estlyham aforesaid in the say county of Norfolk to  the clear yearly value of fiftysix shilling and four penny provide always that  if it shall happen the aforesaid land and tenement above express and specify  or any parcel thereof at the time of the make of these our letter patent to be  of great yearly value old rend than in those present letter patent be  particular specify that then it shall be lawful for we the say king and queen  and the heir and successor of we the aforesaid queen from time to time during  the term of ten year after the date of these letter patent into all the  aforesaid land tenement and other the premise and every parcel thereof so be  of great yearly value to enter and the same to seize and have in our hand and  our possession to keep until we the say king and queen the heir and successor  of we the aforesaid queen of so coke report a er p many sum of good and lawful  money of England to how much the say great and yearly value of the premise or  any parcel thereof accord to the rate of purchase of twentyone year do amount  unto we be thereof satisfy and pay to have and to bold and enjoy the aforesaid  message house building land tenement meadow feed pasture wood underwood rend  reversion service and other hereditament whatsoever with the appurtenance and  all and singular the premise with all their appurtenance to the aforesaid  George Howard knight his heir and assign to the proper use and behoof of he  the say George and his heir and assign for ever to hold the aforesaid message  land tenement and all and singular other the premise with their appurtenance  of we and of the heir and successor of we the aforesaid queen as of our manor  of east Greenwich in our county of ken by fealty only in free socage and not  in capite for all rend service and demand whatsoever for the same to we the  heir and successor of we the aforesaid queen for the same to be any way render  pay or to be do and further of our further special grace we have give and  grant and by these present for we the heir and successor of we the aforesaid  queen we give and grant to the aforesaid George Howard knight from henceforth  all and singular the rend reversion and profit of all and singular the premise  from the Feast of the annunciation of the bless mary the virgin last pass  hitherto come or arise to have the same of our gift without any account or any  other thing to we the heir and successor of we the aforesaid queen in any  manner to be render pay or do we will also and by these present grant to the  aforesaid George Howard that he have and shall have these our letter patent in  due manner make and seal without any fine or fee great or small to we in our  hanaper or elsewhere to our use for the same any way to be render pay or do  because express mention c in witness c TR and r at Westminster the that day of  July in the that and that year of Philip and mary c and further the juror  aforesaid say upon their oath that at the aforesaid time of the make of the  say letter patent so as before be say to the aforesaid George Howard the manor  aforesaid from the aforesaid late king and queen be not conceal nor detain but  the rend and reversion thereof to the say lord the king and lady the queen  then be answer and that the say manor be in charge and account of record and  the rend and reversion thereof to the say late king and queen Philip and mary  be answer but whether the land and tenement in the declaration abovementioned  by the say letter patent to the aforesaid George Howard knight pass or not the  juror aforesaid be ignorant and thereof pray the advice and consideration of  the court in the premise and if upon the whole matter aforesaid by the juror  aforesaid in form aforesaid find it shall seem to the say justice and the  court that the aforesaid land and tenement in the declaration aforesaid  mention by the aforesaid letter patent of the Lord Philip and mary late king  and queen of England to the aforesaid George Howard do pass then the juror  aforesaid say that the aforesaid Edward cockle be not guilty of the trespass  and ejectment as he before in plead have allege and if upon the whole matter  by the juror aforesaid in form aforesaid find it shall seem to the justice and  court that the land and tenement in the declaration within write by the  aforesaid letter patent of the Lord Philip and mary king and queen of England  to the say George Howard pass not then c