case sir richard udall against William Tindall vicar of Alton Hilary term  James roll woad grow in the nature of a herb shall be consider as small tithe  Hutton bendl lev atk palm Inst roll Carth skin side Mod Bulst Com dig bunb  trespass for take two load of woad upon not guilty plead a special verdict be  find that if woad be minute no  then the jury find that the defendant be not  guilty if it be not minute no  then they find for the plaintiff and it be  argue by henden sergeant for the plaintiff and by Bridgeman for the defendant  on the behalf of the plaintiff it be say that inasmuch as it be so find  without more circumstance it shall not be intend to be minute no  for it may  be that a great quantity of woad may be sow and the great part of the  commodity of the parish may consist in woad and then it can be repute minute  no  for although in their own nature they be minute yet they now become mayor  if the great part of the profit of the parish consist therein for minute no   be a lamb b c Henry pl hawk ch S Com dig Bac Abr Bac Abr b see the Geo c S for  the present form of the oath to be take by sheriff croak car er p proper  intend such which be but of small consideration in a parish as herb in a  garden and such like therefore he say that woad sow in the field be not minute  no  and that in James upon a special verdict in Essex in the case of Hertman v  Boxley it be resolve that title of wield which be a kind of grass grow among  other grain and common sow therewith be not minute no  Bridgeman for the  defendant vouch the dean and chapter of norwich case a where it be adjudge  upon a special verdict that the tithe of forty acre of land plant with saffron  appertain to the vicar and not to the parson croak car henden answer that be  not because they be minute no  but for that upon the endowment find the  allegation be that the parson shall have tithe of corn and bay only but  Yelverton say that be not the reason but because they be account as minute no   and appertain to the vicar and all the justice resolve that woad grow in  nature of a herb the tithe thereof ought to be repute for minute no  and  judgement be give for the defendant