case david burgh case if the officer of one parish give a pauper money to  remove into another parish and the parish to which he remove permit he to  remain there forty day he thereby gain a settlement and can be send back post  show Carth lev salk Mod the parishioner of the parish of saint Leonard in  foster lane give this man who have a wife and five child five pound in money  to remove into another parish upon condition that if he return in forty day he  shall repay the money he remove accord and stay away by the space of forty day  the parish to which he remove obtain a order upon a appeal for his settlement  in the last parish where he be lawful a inhabitant this order be remove into  this court add the matter appear thus upon affidavit they declare their  opinion only upon the order to remove videlicet that the man have gain a  settlement in the parish to which he remove for he be a inhabitant there for  so long time as be require by law to make a settlement by car c person come to  settle in any parish in any tenement under the yearly value of ten pound may  be remove by a justice of peace upon complaint of the parishofficer within  forty day after such person shall so come to settle but by I James c S the  forty day continuance to make a settlement shall be account from notice in  write deliver to the churchwarden or overseer and by the will mary c they  shall be reckon from the publication of such notice in the church and as no  fact however strong can amount to a constructive notice no such clandestine  settlement can now be gain see king v abbot Langley Foley stram king v Talbury  Foley king v Chertsey Mod and m Consts edition of bott poor law vol page to  where all the case upon this subject be collect a and not disturb by the  officer they be remiss in their duty and the court will not help their  negligence trinity term the first of James the second in the king bench sir  George jefferies Knt chief justice sir Francis Wythens Knt sir Richard  Holloway Knt sir Thomas Walcot Knt justice sir Robert sawyer Knt  attorneygeneral Heneage finch Esq solicitor general