coke lord saint John v dean c OF gloucester pasch James in the chancery Jun  Elizabeth inter Johan owner S John de bletso to express grief et dean et of  the head glocestriae to ward off the record in a qure hinder after the suit be  stay by aid prayer be remove into chancery upon the plaintiff move for a  procedendo it appear that a gift in tail of the advowson have be make to his  ancestor as also that a verdict have be have h and a presentation c but as it  also appear that the defendant and those from who he claim time out of mind  have have the possession of the parsonage as impropriate save interruption for  a small time the court refuse a procedendo see watson clergyman law Etc cotton  record Danv c the case be that the plaintiff bring a quare hinder in the  common plea against the defendant for the church of Penmark in the county of  Glamorgan which suit be stay by aid prayer and the record be remove into the  chancery upon which the plaintiff move for a procedendo and upon oyer of cause  before sir Thomas Bromley Lord chancellor in the presence of sir Gilbert  Gerrard master of the roll and shoot and Wyndham justice and Popham attorney  and Egerton solicitor of the queen the plaintiff show a gift in tail of the  say advowson make to his antecessor in the r and a verdict for his antecessor  in the h and a presentation by his grandfather to the say church of a clerk  who be admit   b   b b   a   b   a a cro Elizabeth Hardr vent coke report er p  institute and induct with possession for certain year and diverse other matter  to prove the title of the plaintiff and yet for this that the defendant and  those from who he claim time out of mind have have the possession of the  parsonage as impropriate save interruption for some small time and for this  that it shall be a dangerous precedent to the queen and other owner of  impropriation be able to maintain coke the appropriation to be perfect in all  point and circumstance which be requisite to the make of a absolute and  complete impropriation the appropriation be make of ancient time it be resolve  by this court of chancery by the advice of the justice and counsel learned of  the queen that no procedendo in speech shall be grant vide Ridley vol the  beginning of appropriation and of annuity to be discharge of tithe it be after  Benedict who be the institutor of monk c and note there the reason of prayer  be preferted before preach vide ibidem that the Saxon king appropriate eight  church to the monastery of Croyland as appear by Ingulpbus who be abbot there  see also Mr Selden on this head note to former edition