case morris against smith and paget Trinity term Elizabeth roll a manor can  begin at this day but if a lord be seize in fee of the manor of a which extend  to b and several other town and he grant all his manor of b in the town of b  with all his hereditament in b the manor of a be well divide and the grantee  may hold a court leet in b ante post   light r ab Owen bull winch cro car   b    Plowd Savil Mod pale yellow ten t Rep   light Leon Bl Com Lincoln in  replevin a special verdict be give that sir Francis ascough be seize in fee of  the manor of Castor which do extend into the town of NorthKelsey SouthKelsey  Holton and Grisby and that in ever of the say town he have demesne land and  several freeholder which hold of he as of the say manor and that morris the  plaintiff be seize of the land in which c and they do lie only in the town of  NorthKelsey and hold they of the say sir Francis as of his manor of  NorthKelsey by fealty c and suit at court de three soldiers in tres soldiers  yearly that sir Francis be so seize c by his deed indent and enrol c bargain  and sell to Ralph bare esquire in fee totum mock suum manor sive dominium de  NorthKelsey in NorthKelsey and all his land tenement rend reversion service  ware escheat c et in all respects alian svan regalitates experience et  hreditamenta qucunque situate et existent in NortlbKelsey and that Jo morris  be the tenant of the land in which c though smith and other freeholder in the  say town of NorthKelsey attorned to the say Ralph bare and if Ralph bare have  a manor in NorthKelsey to hold a court they pray the discretion of the court  notam the distress be for not do suit at court periam justice hold that bare  have no manor in NorthKelsey for sir Francis ascough have no such manor but  his manor be the manor of Castor and if I have a manor in two county and have  demesne and service in both and I grant my manor in one county the grantee  have no manor for I have no such manor and in conveyance thing must pass by  their proper name and a manor can be make at this day neither by a common  person nor by the queen and he say a case be adjudge in the time of queen mary  to this purpose the statute of Edward c ordain that the king old son shall he  duke of Cornwall afterward the king by his letter patent do annex the manor of  m in the county of wilts to the say duchy king Henry there be then no prince  have the duchy in his own hand and t the say manor of m to I S for twentyone  year and afterward prince Edward be bear and duke of Cornwall by birth it be  adjudge the lease be good for king Edward can not by croak Elizabeth his  letter patent make the manor parcel of the duchy for that must he by  prescription and if the queen grant land to hold of the manor of Greenwich by  certain service these service be not parcel of the manor but by reputation and  a manor be a thing entire which can be divide but by act in law as hetween  partner Henry pl but if two jointtenants make partition at this day of a manor  and each of they have demesne and service yet each of they have not a manor  nor can keep croak Elizabeth er p several court but must both keep one court  in the case at bar there never be a court keep for the manor of NorthKelsey  and if I have a manor which do extend into a b and c and demesne and service  in all the town and I grant all the manor in a the grantee have a manor but I  have none in the other town but have the service in gross Edward but if the  manor of d extend into a b and c and in each of they there he demesne and  service and I grant all my manor in b the feoff have no manor but the manor  remain with I Wyndham contra though a manor can be make at this day yet a  manor may he divide and although it be object that the grant be totum suum  manor de NorthKelsey and so the sentence be false for he have no such manor  yet he say the grant be good for the word suum be superfluous as if a executor  have power to sell the manor of d and he sell it by the name of all his manor  of d yet the sale be good so if cesti and use before the statute have sell  totum suum manor de d and here be no creation of a manor but a divide of it  and although a signiory or appendance can be make at this day yet if a  advowson he appendant to a manor and the lord grant part of the manor with the  advowson to I S it be now appendant to that part Edward pl and the case of  Edward be that by the grant or recovery of a manor in one town the feoff or  recoverer of the manor in one town have a manor there and the grantor c have a  manor in the other and the grant of the manor of NorthKelsey and of the manor  in NorthKelsey be all of one effect and a court baron be not tie to any  particular place but may he hold sometime in one place and sometime in another  as to the objection that if I may make of one manor two manor by the same  reason I may make twenty he say so I may and it be no mischief and it be  hetter for the tenant and suitor the near the court be to they Anderson c I  accord he conceive the conveyance in substance be good enough yet the form of  it may have be hetter and more consonant to the law if the grant have be totum  manor suum de Castor in NorthKelsey the manor have more apt pass here the  grant be of the manor and of all his hereditament in NorthKelsey and by this  word hereditament the manor will pass he agree that a manor can be make at  this day and that the queen can make a thing parcel of a manor at this day as  if she grant land to hold of her as of her manor of Greenwich by a certain  rend this rend be not parcel of the manor notam Mr bare say his conveyance be  make by Wray and manwood and that their opinion and the opinion of carell of  the innertemple be clear that the grant be good to convey a manor in  NorthKelsey and that carell hold that by force of this grant he may keep a  courtleet in NorthKelsey for there be a leet within the manor of Castor and  this may he well divide croak Elizabeth trinity term Elizabeth in the common  plea sir Edmund Anderson Knt chief justice Hugh Wyndham Esq sir William periam  Knt Francis Rhodes Esq justice sir John Popham Knt attorney general sir Thomas  Egerton Knt solicitor general