1D THE MANOR OF PENVRANE, &c. 
Colyn, entered and was of it seized in demesne as of fee. After- 
wards the said Church became vacant by the death of the aforesaid 
Thomas Edward, and being so vacant, to the said Otho, as in the 
fifth turn, at present belongs the presentation, as the Church to 
the aforesaid Manor pertaining, were it not that the aforesaid 
William Botreaux was seized of the Advowson of the said Church 
“as im grosso,’ as the said William by his declaration above 
supposes, and this the said Otho is prepared to verify, and he 
petitions judgement and the Bishop’s Writ. 
Walter Hill said that the aforesaid William Botreaux ought 
not to have an action against them. He said that the aforesaid 
John Shylston was formerly seized in the Manor of Penvrane 
with the appurtenances, to which the advowson of the said Church 
pertained, &c., (repeating all the pleadings of Otho Colyn), and — 
saying that the said Church was vacant by the death of Thomas 
Edward, and that the aforesaid Otho Colyn, as in the fifth turn, 
to that Church, so vacant and pertaining to the aforesaid Manor, 
presented the same Walter now one of the defendants, who, upon 
that presentation, is admitted, instituted, and inducted into the 
same, were it not that the said William Botreaux was seized of 
the advowson of the said Church, “wt de wno grosso,” as the said 
William, by his above declaration, supposes ; and he is prepared 
to verify his right and thereof petitions judgement, if the action 
of the said William Botreaux against them ought to be maintained. 
Edward Coryton repeated all the foregoing pleadings down to 
the induction of Walter Hill, and protested further that the afore- 
said John Trevage of his portion of the aforesaid Manor with 
the appurtenances died seized, without heirs of his body, after 
whose death that portion descended to a certain William Coryton, 
as kinsman and heir of the said John Trevage, viz., as son of 
John, son of Alice, mother of the aforesaid John Ferrers, father 
of Margaret, mother of the said John Trevage ; and that the same 
William Coryton into the whole of that portion of the said Manor, 
&c., after the death of the aforesaid John Trevage, entered, and 
was of it seized in demesne as of fee, and of it in that state died 
seized, after whose death that part, with the appurtenances, de- 
scended to the said Edward Coryton, one of the defendants, as 
kinsman and heir of the said William Coryton: viz., as son of 
John, son of the same William Coryton, and that the said Edward, 
