case hilton against robert pawle Hilary term car roll a parish in reputation  which in the fortythird year of queen Elizabeth have and ever since have have  parochial rate and churchwarden shall be assess towards the relief of its own  poor post S C Jones SC hut Hobart side Mod ray Cowp dougl term Rep trespass  for the take a saddle of the plaintiff at StokeGoldingbam upon not guilty a  special verdict be find videlicet that the parish of Hinkley in the county of  Leicester be and time whereof c be a ancient rectory and parishchurch and that  the village of StokeGoldingham be a ancient village and parcel of the rectory  of Hinkley aforesaid and that from the time of king Henry the six and always  afterward until this present there be and have be a church in the say village  of StokeGoldingham which during all the say time have be use and repute as a  parish and that the inhabitant of StokeGoldingham aforesaid during all the say  time have have all parochial rite and churchwarden and that the say village of  StokeGoldingham be distant from Hinkley about two mile and if super totan  means in form speech prediction experience to see justitiariis et curiae hic  that the croak car er p aforesaid village of StokeGoldingham be such a parish  as by the statute of Elizabeth c for relief of the poor be Chargeable to the  maintain their own poor thermal they say the defendant be guilty to the damage  of seven pound and cost forty shilling and if super totan means in form  prediction experience to see justitiariis hic that the aforesaid village of  StokeGoldingham stand Chargeable by the statute aforesaid to maintain the poor  of Hinkley aforesaid then they say that the defendant be not guilty and upon  this verdict be argue at the bar by athoe for the plaintiff and Berkley for  the defendant croak car the court resolve and deliver their opinion seriatim  for the plaintiff that this be such a parish within the Elizabeth c as be  Chargeable for the relief of the poor of StokeGoldingham and not for the poor  of Hinkley for be find that it be a church in the time of king Henry the six  et tunc et always postea repute for a parish and not in the negative that it  be not a parish before it may be well intend to be a parish before and it do  not exclude that it be not before time whereof c and although it shall not be  so intend yet be find that it be a church then and that there be churchwarden  there it be a parish within the statute although it be but a reputative parish  for be in use so long before the statute and at the time of the statute the  statute appoint that the churchwarden and three or four overseer of the poor  join with they shall c and no churchwarden of Hinkley be churchwarden of  StokeGoldingham and by consequence have nothing to do there and the  churchwarden of StokeGoldingham be only to meddle with the church there and by  consequence with the poor of the parish and the statute have a intention to  confine the relief to parish then in be and that every parish shall meddle  with his proper village and their poor be to be provide for there and not  elsewhere wherefore it be adjudge for the plaintiff vide Nicholls case fol