clxii the queen against lewis green and other grant of the king grant of the  king take accord to his intent a information for the queen against Lewis green  and other the case be king e be seize of the manor of Stepneth and twenty acre  of land in Stepneth call Stepneth marsh and of another marsh also call  Stepneth marsh and grant unto the Lord Wentworth and his heir the manor of  Stepneth in the county of Mid nee non kind of rush in Stepneth appeal Stepneth  marsh in come predict nee non in all respects terr be eiden manor sive premise  pertinent and if twenty acre call Stepneth marsh not parcel of the say manor  pass or not be the question cook Leonard that they shall pass here this grant  do consist of three part the grant of the manor nec non kind of rush in  Stepneth nee non in all respects land tenement speech manor sive to send  forward pertinent and by the second clause these twenty acre shall pass be the  same parcel or not and the latter word can refer to that for it be certain  express before and the case late agree in the court of ware betwixt Bronker  and Robotham be cite which be that the king be seize of the manor of Sandridge  and newnam parcel of the possession of the monastery of saint Alban and part  of the manor of newnam extend into the parish of Sandridge and the king grant  the manor of Sandridge nee non in all respects land tenement svan in Sandridge  speech recently monastery pertinent nee non in all respects land property svan  dictam manor de Sandridge pertinent by which grant although that the latter  clause do restrain it to the manor of Sandridge yet the general word of the  second clause shall extend to make pass all the whole manor of newnam which  extend into the parish of Sandridge a decree be in the say court accord at  another day the case be argue and the case put to be thus king e be seize of  the manor of hackney and Stepneth in the county of Mid within which be a great  marsh call Stepneth marsh parcel of the manor of Stepneth which the Leonard er  p king have by exchange of the bishop of London and there be also twenty acre  of land which be lie in Stepneth marsh and be know by the name of Stepney  marsh late parcel of the possession of the priory of grace and grant unto the  Lord Wentworth and his heir owner sive maner svan de hackney Stepney nee non  kind of rush swine de Stepney in Stepney predict nee non in all respects maner  land tenem kind of rush speech manor or the other to send forward pertinent if  these twenty acre pass in the general word in the first nee non or if the word  in the second nee non speech manor pertinent do restrain the generallty of the  first word be the question and by Phillips the twenty acre do not pass for the  grant of the king shall be always take to a common intent and because here the  king have these marsh by several title that marsh only shall pass which by  general entendment shall be intend to pass sure the great marsh which be in  truth parcel of the manor of Stepney and not the twenty acre which the king  have by a special title although that ex way termini the grant may extend unto  it also the grant of the king shall be take secundum thought king and not in  deception and here it appear that the intent of the king be not that these  twenty acre shall pass I the king grant maner svan land and all land c the  same pertinent but it be not part of any thing pertinent to those twenty acre  therefore his intent be not to pass they second the grant be to have they as  full as the bishop of London have they without mention of the prior three as  full as the bishop have grant they to we but the bishop have not grant these  twenty acre to the king fourthly in the letter patent the king recite the  value of the manor of hackney and Stepney but no value of the twenty acre  quaere what difference there be betwixt Stepney marsh and the marsh of Stepney  as to the first the grant be the same ita to send forward pertinent which word  to send forward include the premise or otherwise shall be void second the word  as the bishop have and as ample as we have from the bishop be suplusage  nothing service by they and if the king have not the same of the bishop it be  not material but they shall pass notwithstanding because by a special name as  if the king grant to I manor de sale quod a we recently keep secret to be and  in truth it be not conceal yet it shall pass by his special name but if the  grant have be proviso that if the say manor be conceal c the same have be good  for it be good by way of proviso but not by reference as to the valuation the  same be not material for who can restrain the bounty of the king e and the  king grant all men legal support Leonard pertinend to such a priory quas  recently to go away father of the patentee although the king have not ever  make such a grant yet it be a good grant to the son causan how above gawdy  justice conceive that the twenty acre do pass and he confess the case betwixt  Bronkor and Robotham to be good law for there the intention be full that all  appertain to the monastery whether it be parcel of the manor of newnam or of  Sandridge passes e dyer a man leas all his meadow in a contain ten acre  whereas in truth they be twenty acre all passes c and if the king grant the  manor of d to a and further say fallow to go away so free as I S have it and I  S never have it yet the grantors good and as to the misrecital of the value  the same be help by the statute Clench justice to the same intent and the jury  have find that the twenty acre be parcel of Stepney marsh Wray to the same  intent against express word no favour shall be give to the king and note that  the marsh pertain to the manor be in the three clause ergo the marsh in the  second clause shall be intend a marsh in gross or otherwise it shall be idle  and afterward judgement be give against the queen roll   hob die   trin  Elizabeth in the king bench