case two h dower Fitzherbert Stamf praer ch a English woman reside in France  at the time of war between the two nation shall not have her dower in England  of her English husband land until the terre be communes fr country be common  that be until there be peace between they for she be under the power of the  king of France and if she shall have her dower while she reside there it will  tend to weaken the king of England after peace between they she shall have her  dower salus poplar tree funeral rites law be Inst b a French woman bear who  marry a English man shall not have dower nor the wife of a English ambassador  if she be not English whether ch child of all naturalborn subject though bear  out of the king allegiance shall be declare naturalborn subject see whether ch  and by g ch artificer go abroad c to be deem aliens ll nor be her issue bear  there by he inheritable it be otherwise if he have issue bear there of a  English wife in the book call Treasure francois p in the title de law de  Aubien it appear that if a English man in France marry a English woman and  have issue bear there this issue be alien but in our law it be otherwise of a  French husband and French wife their issue bear in England be not a alien if a  father a alien be make a denizen and purchase land and die his son bear in  England before the denization shall Gul ch make all naturalborn subject  inheritable though of alien ancestor not have this land by dissent although he  may purchase land for the discendible blood begin by the denization which  blood the son bear before it have not a alien marry a inheritix in England and  have issue there by her this issue shall inherit her land for he claim only as  heir to the mother duplicate blood I e both on the part of the father and of  the mother be not necessary   a b Ratcliff case Inst a mention that the old  law be otherwise a attaint person marry a heiress and have issue by her that  issue shall inherit for the marriage be lawful and he claim only from the  mother the statute e ch de born ultra mare be make nine year after e have  subdue certain part of France many English then dwell in those part this  statute be partly our author mean it regard the continuance of allegiance at a  certain time as in the instance he put not that the statute be to be in force  but a certain time temporary for it require a continuance of the allegiance of  the husband and wife that the wife go over sea with the consent of her husband  that the issue shall be bear during the continuance of their allegiance which  point have relation to the time and the book of the law which find a opinion  upon this statute mistake the law for the be bear beyond the sea under the  allegiance of another king Rep vent see g ch or in Scotland before the time of  king James be the touchstone to try whether alien or not see a full discourse  of this matter in my repertory title alien and denizen a merchant trade in a  foreign country marry a alien there and have issue by her bear there this  issue shall be heir to his father although his mother be not a English woman  otherwise of a ambassador for the business of a merchant require a long abode  abroad if he will not trust his whole fortune to factor it be not so of a  ambassador it be not his profession Jenkins er p