CCCCLI trin Elizabeth in the king bench grant of the king of the office of  marshal of the king bench the queen grant to George earl of Shrewsbury a of  her reign the office of earl marshal of England and now come the say earl and  pray that I S one of his servant to who he have grant the office of marshal of  the king bench may be to it because the same be a office incident to his  office and in his power to grant and that knoll to who the queen have grant  the say office of marshal of the king bench by the attainder of north be  remove and a precedent be show Elizabeth betwixt gawdy and Verney where it be  agree that the Leonard say office be a several office from the say great  office and not incident to it and as to the case of h the truth be the say  office of marshal of the king bench be grant express by the duke by express  word and so he have it not as incident to his office of marshal of England on  the other side there be three precedent show first in the time of e that the  office of the marshal of the king bench be appendant to the say office of  marshal of England second r when the say great office be in the king be grant  the say office of marshal of the king bench but r both office be rejoin as  they be before in ancient time and they be also show letter patent of e and h  by which it appear that the say inferior office have time out of mind be part  of the great office and it be move that when the say great office be in the  king hand and the king grant the say under office if tow this office be not  sever from the great office for ever Wray it be no severance for the chief  office be a office of dignity which may remain in the king but this under  office be a office of necessity and the king himself can execute it by which  of necessity he ought to grant it another matter be move if the grant of the  king unto the earl of Shrewsbury be good because in it the grant to Verney of  the say under office be not recite accord to the statute of h as e the king  seize of the honour of Pickring to which a forest be appendant the bailiwick  of which forest he grant in fee render rend and afterward he grant the honour  with appurtenance and afterward the bailiff commit a forfeiture and that be  find in eire the grantee of the honour shall seize it yet the king shall have  the rend and here the earl of Shrewsbury shall have this office in his power  to grant and so much the rather because it be grant but for life trin  Elizabeth in the king bench