Barnardiston king b evan price clerk chaplain of the chapel of Bovington  plaintiff isaac prat and other parishioner of the parishchurch of  HemelHempsted in Hertfordshire defendant how far curate be oblige to take a  licence scacc the plaintiff set forth in his bill that the chapel of Bovington  be parcel of the vicarage of HemelHempsted that the vicar for the time be have  always nominate the chaplain but that he be once nominate be in for life and  not removable the bill far set forth that the small tithe of this chapelry  have always be pay to the chaplain for the time be the plaintiff far set out  that one Cornelius price be vicar of the parish aforesaid and by deed appoint  the plaintiff chaplain of the say chapelry accord he take a licence from the  bishop of the diocese and then Cornelius die and tope be make vicar in his  room the plaintiff far set forth that upon the solicitation of tope he take a  new appointment from he and the bishop be translate take a new licence from he  too and upon this he prefer his bill against the parishioner to have a account  of the small tithe for several year pass the defendant set forth in their  answer that the chaplain for the time be be removable at will that tope do  accord remove the plaintiff and that the demand of a account for tithe be only  for tithe suppose to be due since the removal the cause be now set down for a  hear but the court say that tope ought to have be make party to the suit and  therefore they can do nothing in it without he the chief baron observe too  that by the commonlaw all curate be removable at pleasure by the  ecclesiastical law they be for life and he and Mr baron carter agree that a  curate can prescribe for small tithe the chief baron observe too that every  curate must take a licence unless fellow of college c and Mr baron carter say  that no curate be oblige to take a new licence upon a bare translation of a  bishop and that though this be frequent do it have be complain of in  parliament