case OF the parish OF saint Swithin in London term ibidem Skinn a suit be  bring in the ecclesiastical court upon a rate against the inhabitant of the  parish of saint mary to contribute to the repair of the church of holt KB er p  saint Swithin to which the parish of saint mary be unite by the Act for  rebuilding the city of London it be move for a prohibition that though by this  Act the church be unite and this church be become the parishchurch to both  parish yet the parish remain distinct and the holt KB inhabitant of saint  Swithin S can make a tax to charge the inhabitant of saint mary S holt CJ in  argue the case say that there may be a difference between such a union make by  the patron and ordinary accord to their ordinary power by law and a union as  here make by Act of parliament for though in the first case the church be  unite such union do not make one the parishchurch to the other parish but they  as to this respect remain as before but here the church be become the  parishchurch of both parish and therefore it may be reasonable that both the  parish shall contribute to the repair of it this case be move again at another  day and per curian no prohibition shall go for now the church of saint mary be  take away and the church of saint Swithin by the express word of the Act make  the parishchurch of both parish in all respect as if it have be always so and  it be not the intent of the statute to discharge the parish of saint mary from  contribute to any parishchurch as they will be if they be not Chargeable to  the repair of this holt CJ here say that upon a union at commonlaw or by the  statute of Henry though one church be unite to another yet this do not unite  the parish or bind the parishioner of the church unite to resort to the church  to which the union be make but it be only a appropriation of the one church to  the other by which the incumbent and his successor of such other church shall  be parson of the church unite to celebrate divine service c holt CJ of common  right the disposition of pew in a church belong to the ordinary but the parish  be bind to repair they and it be only resiance that make a right to a pew in a  parish for if one purchase a pew there and after leaves the parish his  interest in the pew be go and if he shall return again he must renew his  interest but if a person cease to be a housekeeper but continue still in the  parish as a lodger and go to church and be take notice of as a parishioner his  interest which he have in the purchase pew continue