Page 351
Prerogatiue.
By outlawrie all his chattels, whether ••eall as a (a) 1.1 terme for yeares (and there∣••re there the King may seise the land it ••fe, and plow and sow, and occupie it as ••e term or might) wardship, &c. or per∣••nal, as ones (c) 1.2 goods (the propertie wher∣•• is presently in the king, and he may haue •• detinue against euery man that hath a ••ossession of them) profits (d) 1.3 of land, ••herein he hath a freehold or inheritance, ••iz. rents, corne, mannurance of his pasture ••et in this case he cannot, &c. seise the land ••selfe, nor occupie, plow, or sow it, or grant •• away. And if the party so outlawed make •• feoffement, this feoffement is good, and ••he King after that shall haue the profits ••o more.) But not (a) 1.4 a fornace table fixed ••pon the land with posts, boords, doores, windowes, and such like annexed to a free∣••old are forfeit to the King, not only those in possession, but euen such as hee hath a right vnto, as debts, (viz (b) 1.5 due by speci∣alty, but not (c) 1.6 by a simple contract, for the reason supra fol.) matters in (d) 1.7 account, (e) 1.8 goods taken away, &c. But not dama∣ges which he is to recouer, as by reason of (f) 1.9 trespasse done to his land, (g) 1.10 batterie, false imprisonment, or such like.
In case of mayme there must bee three Capias, two in felonie, as stealth, robberie, and burglarie, one duely in the death of a man, bee it murder or manslaughter, and