case SILWAY versus compton Eq can ab pl a common that have be enclose for  thirty year shall not afterward be throw open In Reg lib b fol there be the  follow statement of a case of Silway v Compton in this case the plaintiff be  vicar of the parish church of Lyneham Com wilts and the bill be file by he  against Robert Compton and Susanna his wife and which Susanna appear to be the  sister and heir at law of and claim the premise in question under a settlement  make by Humphrey long decease and which Humphrey long in his lifetime claim  under a grant from the crown to be owner of take rectory and patron of the  vicarage of Lyneham aforesaid and the bill be for set the profit of the say  vicarage of the parish church of Lyneham which have be void for sixteen year  and without any divine service there do until the Lord bishop of Sarum take  notice thereof and of a lapse incur to his majesty prevail with the Lord  chancellor to procure the plaintiff to be present to the say vicarage the  profit or maintenance of the say vicarage to be pound per annum and to be pay  out of such part of the rectory as belong to Mr long only the remainder  thereof appear to belong to other person claim as purchaser for valuable  consideration and without notice of the encumbrance of pound per annum this  bill appear to have be find on a decretal order make by the court on the that  October on a bill file for the same purpose by the present plaintiff against  the say Humphrey long decease and which order be that the say pound per annum  shall for ever thereafter be pay out of and charge upon the portion of the say  rectory claim by long to plaintiff and his successor half yearly and that  defendant long shall pay to plaintiff the arrear of the say pound per annum  ever since the decease of hay in the suit mention the last vicar there and the  cost of the suit to be pay out of near be proportion of the say rectory and  the master be to compute the arrear and tax the cost and before he have so do  long die and then the plaintiff file his present bill of revivor against  Compton and his wife claim as aforesaid defendant by their answer deny that  the rectory descend to her as heir at law of long and set forth their title  under the settlement of defendant susannah father on this bill of revivor the  aforesaid decretal order be confirm except that the pound be to be pay  quarterly and the cost of the then suit to be pay out of defendant proportion  of the rectory unless cause