brown against Sackville a will write out before the testator death from note  take from his mouth be good the never read to he William v Edmund in ejection  strong m Elizabeth or Elizabeth b r cro Elizabeth a man by parole devise land  to his three daughter his friend leave he and reduce it to write without any  direction and they interrogate the deviser if he will affirm his will which be  strew to he and he be acquaint with the effect answer that he will and yet  adjudge a void devise because the write be from the memory of the friend and  not the will of the testator but by Clench if the deviser order his will to be  write and die and afterward it be put into write in convenient time that be a  good devise sir Richard pexal devise to his wife for her jointure certain land  the scrivener insert a condition sir Richard lie in bed say that it be more  than he intend the devise be good and the condition void because it be  countermand by parole m James b r in Newdigates case by all the judge that the  testator ought to order the write of his will otherwise it be void out of the  book of Mr mason there also by coke attorneygeneral the testator ought to be  of dispose memory and not only of reasonable memory t James a b Caesar and  lake case adjudge that if a man intend land to I S remainder to I d and before  the remainder write the deviser die this be no devise within h c accord to  some because it depend upon the other but if a devise of two acre one to I S  the other to I d and the devisor die before the devise to I d write yet that  be good within the statute for the acre to I S because there the one cloth not  depend upon the other a man seize of land in feesimple hold in socage be sick  in bed send for Mr Atkins a man learned in the law and dyer b er p desire his  counsel in make his will who take note of it and afterward depart from the  deviser and about eight of the clock in the morning put the say will in write  accord to due form of law agreeable to the say note and accord to the say will  declare unto he which be whole write before eleven oclock of the same day and  the devisor die at twelve so that he do not hear the say will read ex  deposition mri Atkins it be move whether this be a good will or note and by  the opinion of the court in the bench in easter term Ph m in a writ of who  bring by brown against Sackville in evidence upon the trial of the issue null  seize that such a will be good enough and sufficient dyer by the statute so  the same point be doubt upon the last will of Hinton of London in the court of  ware m Elizabeth whereof article be make in the second year of e at above and  read to the deviser by the scrivener and write at length after his death and  hold as above well enough a now by car c all devise of land and tenement shall  be in write and sign by the party so devise the same or by some other person  in his presence and by his express direction and be subscribe in his presence  by three or four credible witness or else they shall be utter void and of none  effect and see dougl a the wife be bar by a fine with proclamation levy of her  land by the husband alone if she suffer five year to pass after his death  without action or entry Elizabeth whetstone v Wentworth post a marge tenant  for life remainder in fee to a marry woman the tenant for life levy a fine the  husband die the wife marry again and the tenant die five year pass the husband  die the wife shall be bar and have no remedy by the statute h c and there a  diversity be take between warranty and right upon descent as far as respect  the warranty that may be so private that the wife shall never know of it and  therefore can refer this to the disposal of the second husband and therefore  it be not reasonable that she shall be bind by the laches otherwise it be of a  right to the land which a wife have knowledge of before adjudge  notwithstanding that the wife shall be bar Noy attorneygeneral who cite the  case before cite this also Elizabeth in a memorand thesaur Beaumont case Inst  S   b a man seize of land in right of his wife make a feoff of it to the king  and the husband die the wife may enter by statute h c for notwithstanding  there be no discontinuance yet it may turn the estate to a right and she may  enter first because the act of parliament be general and the king be not  except second a act of parliament be a judgement and after judgement may be a  entry without strew any right the husband alone alien his wife land by a fine  with proclamation and die and five year expire after his death dyer b er p  without action or entry on the part of the wife she and her heir shall be bar  for ever by the opinion of the court notwithstanding the statute h c which do  not limit any time of entry c but this do not toll the general law make by the  statute h c of fine with proclamation and the statute of speak only of fine  without proclamation a fine levy at commonlaw of land in ancient demesne of  the nature of gavelkind do not alter the course of inheritance land in ancient  demesne which be divisible between heir male be alien by a fine levy at  commonlaw whether by this the course of inheritance be alter and make  descendible to the heir at commonlaw quaere and it seem by the better opinion  that it be not a the parson make a lease for year duly confirm the patron have  grant the next avoidance the grantee clerk at all be death have the advowson  discharge of the lease but if he die during the term whether the next  incumbent shall hold it discharge of the residue queen e Elizabeth a patron  grant the next avoidance to b the parson make a lease for year which be  confirm by the patron and ordinary the parson die b present a shall avoid this  lease Plowd con   Litt a   a a parson make a lease for year which be confirm  by the ordinary and by one patron there be two patron of that church the  parson die the ordinary collate by lapse and adjudge that this be well confirm  and the collate shall not avoid this lease t Elizabeth b r Lancaster v Lucas  Leon it be well argue and at length the parson of b in the county of  Southampton make a lease of his rectory for a term of sixty year to one e W  which be confirm by the treasurer of the church of York who be the patron as  in right of his treasurership by his write and seal and the bishop of  Winchester also be ordinary confirm the say lease in the lifetime of the  lessor and before the confirmation the treasurer have grant the next advowson  to another for that turn and then the lessor die the grantee of the advowson  present his clerk who be admit and induct and then the say treasurer with the  assent of the bishop of York and the dean and chapter alien the patronage in  fee to the duke of Somerset who sell his interest to r and now the incumbent  who have avoid the lease of his predecessor die and a new one be put in by r  whether this incumbent shall avoid the rest of the lease or not quaere and  note that the alienation be make after the death of the lessor therefore  quaere ind dyer a er p