case sir John THORNEL against lassel Hilary term Elizabeth roll a prescription  for pasturage of two gelding in acre of meadow until it be cut for hay as  appurtenant to a manor be good and it need not be aver that they be levant  couchant roll Abr cro car Jones Mod Com dig a plea must answer the whole of  the declaration   light   cro Elizabeth march lev lev Leon sand vent Mod will  strange will Cowper term Rep term Rep a justification to trespass with a  continuando must answer the whole term allege Plowd cro Elizabeth term Rep a  fact allege in a manor only be bad cro Elizabeth Com dig trespass quare  enclosed space to break in pieces may Elizabeth of a close call the headland  in the Overinge in Sturton averiis depascend videlicet horse hobus cow  continuando usque June follow croak throw the defendant plead as to the way et  arms not guilty as to the residue of the trespass that the place call the  OverInge to hold together in see sharp prati and that he be seize in fee of  the manor of Sturton and that he and all who estate c have have time whereof c  in the OverInge pasture for two gelding every year from the first of may until  the grass there grow be cut and make into hay as to his manor aforesaid  appertain and justify the put in the two gelding to use the pasturage and  their continuance there until the twenty day of June in the year aforesaid and  aver that the grass be not cut down and make into hay until the foresay that  of June and it be thereupon demurrer and move first that this prescription be  not good to claim it in name of pasturage also he claim it as appurtenant to  the manor and he do not say that the gelding be levant et couchant upon the  manor also the prescription be unreasonable to have gelding go in stand grass  until hay make for by their debruising and defile the orrass it can never  thereby be make into hay Sed non allocatur for be in so great a quantity of  land the go of two gelding can defoul or debruise it but that hay may well be  make thereof and it maybe claim by the name of pasturage and without any  averment that they be levant et couchant c but it be then move that the plea  be not good in the manner thereof first because the action be bring for  trespass cum horse hobus cow c and he justify for two horse and speak nothing  of the residue so the plea be ill in all second the trespass be allege may  Elizabeth with a continuando unto the that of June and he justify from the  eight of may to the aforesaid that day of June so he speak nothing of the four  last day three he claim this pasturage from the manor of Sturton and do not  show in what county this manor lie and these be fault incurable wherefore it  be adjudge for the plaintiff