case the parish OF saint saviour Southwark against the parish OF Cripplegate  the removal of a child of three year old to the place of its birth be good but  it may be remove from thence to the parish in which its father be last legal  settle S c Foley bonnick move to quash a order of session make to remove a  child of three year old to the place of its birth a Qure if it ought not to  have be adjudge that the settlement of its parent be unknown case of Christ  hospital salk but see king v Woodford Consts p l king v Whixley Consts p l a  the exception be that it shall have be send to the place where the father be  settle because the settlement of the father be the settlement of the child b  see king v inhabitant of stone term Rep king v saint mary Cardigan term Rep b  Northey to maintain the order say that it have be often adjudge that the place  of birth be a settlement and good until the settlement of the father be find  out and it be possible the father may have no settlement as if he be a  Irishman or a alien and have get no settlement here in which case the place of  birth be the settlement of the child c Coureds case Sett Rem king v saint Paul  Shadwell Consts p l Tynton v Horton Consts p l saint Giles v saint Margaret  Foley c modern report er p Powell justice the place of birth be the settlement  of a bastardchild but a legitimate child be part of the father family and must  be settle with he but if the father settlement can be find then the place of  its birth be its settlement a Cummer v Milton Mod Whitechapel v Stepney Carth  a therefore if a child be drop in the parish of a and that parish can find the  settlement of the father they shall send it to the place of its birth and that  place must find out the father settlement or keep the child b Whitechapel v  Stepney Carth Consts p l b as to the case of nurse child it have always be  hold that child under seven year shall go along with the mother therefore if a  man settle in the parish of a marry a widow in the parish of b who modern  report have diverse child under seven year and settle in the parish of b the  child shall go along with the mother to the parish of a but this be only for  nurture and they shall gain no settlement but the parish of b shall take they  again when above the age of seven year and if they become Chargeable the  parish of b shall pay for their keep though they still remain with the mother  c see king v Bucklebury term Rep c to which powys and gold justice agree so  the order be affirm holt chief justice absent