case blackbourn versus webster all at the roll Eq can ab pl a order of vestry  be make for building a workhouse in a parish and that in case any one will lie  down the money the parish shall repay equity will decree a parish rate to be  make to reimburse the party who lie down this money the inhabitant of the  parish of HornChurch in Essex be mind to build a workhouse for set the poor to  work a vestry be call and hold the that of April when it be agree to peer  William build the workhouse and to lie out a sum not exceed pound in building  the same that the money shall be borrow and that whoever be bind for it shall  be indemnified by the parish and by another order of vestry make the that of  the same month the first order be confirm both be sign by the vicar and  several inhabitant of the parish in pursuance of these order pound be borrow  of sir Thomas Webster and the plaintiff together with one hunt who be since  dead insolvent become bind for the payment thereof with interest the pound and  more be lie out in building the workhouse which become beneficial to the  parish the poor rate be thereby lessen several order of vestry be afterward  obtain for make rate for relief of the poor which be collect but no part of  the debt pay by reason that some person who come into the parish after the  workhouse be build oppose the payment and in particular when a order of vestry  be make for levy a rate for relieve the poor and payment of this debt they on  a appeal to the quartersession get the order which have be make below to be  quash the pound not be pay sir Thomas Webster put the bind in send against the  plaintiff who be force to pay the money bring this bill against such of the  inhabitant as be live and against the present vicar churchwarden and overseer  of the poor of the say parish to be relieve and reimburse what money he have  pay with interest and cost and to be indemnified the defendant admit the order  the borrow the pound and the building of the workhouse save they be Willing to  come into any lawful mean within their power for the payment of this debt but  that it have be oppose by some in the parish who give out that no rate can by  law be make to pay the debt of the parish peer William master of the roll the  plaintiff have a very just demand aid it be a unconscionable thing in those  who appeal to the session suppose no rate can by virtue of the Elizabeth z be  make for payment of a parish debt the plaintiff ought not however in a case of  this nature to be without a remedy wherefore decree he his principal interest  and cost at law and in this court and that the defendant the vicar  churchwarden and overseer of the poor of the parish do call a vestry to peer  William er p make a rate for the payment thereof and in case any of the  inhabitant shall refuse pay what they shall be rate the plaintiff to be at  liberty to apply to the court since I do not see why the court may not as well  compel those who be not party to pay the rate as order tenant though not party  to pay their rend and forasmuch as the defendant have put in a fair answer  decree they their cost to be raise by the say rate but if those who have  appeal to the quartersession have be before the court they shall have pay all  the cost to compel such parishioner to pay their proportion of the say rate or  for cc a sale of the land on which the say workhouse be build Reg lib a fol  but in Greenfield v reynall before Lord Thurlow on saint of November where a  similar bill be file against the inhabitant of Horsham in Sussex his lordship  doubt the authority of blackbourn v Webster and say he will not make such a  decree but there be a want of party the cause stand over and be never bring on  again et vide Batteley v cook pre Charles the king v wavell Doug French v dear  Ves ex part Fowlser James W king v Chapelwardens of Haworth east Lanchester v  tricker bing Lanchester v Frewer bing Lanchester v Thompson mad peer William  de term S michaelis