case green against hun to pay a ten cock for tithe of barley and the rake to  pay the tithe of wool on a particular day not to pay for cattle rear for pail  or plough or to pay a sum in lieu of wood for fuel be good prescription  without aver the rake be a Carth f n b cro James cro car Mod a but now by Ann  c the venue shall he de cor poor comitaffis croak Elizabeth er p minus  voluntary disperse and the custom and not the acceptance of they must he  traverse ante roll Abr more b r h freeman burr prohibition for sue fbr tithe  of the rake of barley and allege a prescription to make the barley into cook  and to pay the ten cock in satisfaction of the tithe of the barley and of the  rake minus willing disperse it be hereupon demurrer because he do not aver  that those rake be minus willing disperse Bacon who move it say that in  Elizabeth it be rule in the common plea in one Adam case that a prescription  to pay the ten cock general in satisfaction of all rake be not good for he may  leave the great part of the corn in rake but all the court hold that the  prescription be good and there need not any averment but that ought to come on  the other part if he will second he sue for tithe of wool and allege a custorn  to pay it every year at Lammasday and that he set it out c it be thereupon  move that it be not good for this be not a modus kill but for the time only  which be to be try in court utthe court hold it to be good for it be due  dojuKe when it the spiritual   b be clip but by prescription it may be set out  all together at another day and that be good and if the spiritual court will  not allow thereof as it be here allege that they will not it be fit to  prohibit they three he presrcibed that for young cattle rear for the pail to  he milk cow or for the plough no tithe have be accustom tohe pay and it be  thereupon demurrer and adjudge a good prescription for they be for the public  weal and the parson be to have benefit of they in another kind and it be hold  that for pasture of such cattle no tithe be due for the reason aforesaid  fourthl he presrcibed that for all wood combustible he use to pay a enny call  a hearthpenny in satisfaction for all tithe thereof and it be that reupon  croak Elizabeth demurrer and it be adjudge to be a good prescription five for  other kind of tithe he allege also other such payment of the like sum c et  quod all men et singulce person e guide de c have use to accept thereof c the  defendant traverse qubd all men el singulce c have not accept it be thereupon  demurrer for he ought to have traverse the custom allege and not quod all men  el singulce c do not accept for then if any of they do not accept he oh  verthrows the prefer iption which be not reasonable and so be the opinion of  the court wheref over it be adjudge qudd prohibition stet