case Sutton the marshal case whether the steward of the prison be a officer  for life not removable by the marshal S c Mod he have disturb the steward of  the prison upon his come into the office suppose his right to have determine  with the estate of the former marshal who put he in and have but a estate for  life in the office it be now move by Brotherick that he may be rule to suffer  he quiet allege that his estate be a fee or at least for his own life and not  determinable by the estate of the grantor and be compare it to the case of  secondary of the court who be put in by the chief justice yet continue in  after death or other determination of the office of chief justice holt chief  justice the case be not parallel for by ancient custom of the court it be that  a underofficer place of this court do not determine with that of chief justice  who put he in and there be a vast difference between a office by custom only  in the grant of a superior officer and a office derive out of the interest of  another and the office of marshal of the king bench be a office of inheritance  and the underoffices be derive out of it and therefore if that office that be  a inheritance be grant for life all the under office that be inferior to and  derive out of his estate and in the gift of he that have the estate for life  be determinable upon his estate and there can be no custom to the contrary  because the superior office be a inheritance can not stand in need of the  support of a custom but if tenant for life of the office of marshal grant such  inferior office for life and then surrender that surrender shall not alter or  destroy the estate of the grantee because the grantor shall not by his act  defeat his modern report grant for that reason if he forfeit his estate yet  the undergrantee shall continue in for life of the grantor as if tenant for  life make a lease for year and then surrender or forfeit his estate yet the  lease for year remain good during his life if the year continue so long and  though the late marshal place be determine by parliament a yet that shall not  affect the underofficer for it be for the marshal own offence that he be turn  out which shall a see Burton v law style say v Ellis black Rep Anonymous stram  field v workhouse comy Rep Studd v Acton h Bl Rep and king v daw post a see  statute will c and Geo c modern report er p not prejudice his grantee as if  lord of a manor in fee grant to another the office of bailiff of his manor and  that he shall have certain fee arise from the execution of his office he or  his heir shall not turn he out however let we see precedent of grant of office  of steward how it be ancient grant and the matter be move again per curian the  steward be not a officer attendant on the court and therefore be not entitle  to relief thus upon motion and beside if his office concern the safe keep of  prisoner be can be impose upon the marshal et such limit b