case stone against jones the spiritual court may try a prescription for the  vicar to find a curate for a chapel of ease in consideration whereof the  parishioner be to pay he so much yearly Qure S c holt libel be in the  spiritual court set forth a prescription for the vicar of the parish of  Marcham to find a person to officiate in the chapel of Garworth a ancient a  vide ante b see king v Hanworth stram c this case be determine before the  judgement be give in the case of dr Grenville v the college of physician ante  note to the former edition modern report er p chapel within the say parish for  the ease of the parishioner in consideration whereof the parishioner time c  pay he and his predecessor two quarter of wheat and two of malt yearly upon  suggestion of no such prescription prohibition be move for and it be agree by  all that the thing be be by prescription which proper be triable at commonlaw  do not always suffice to oust the spiritual court of jurisdiction as if a  pension be by prescription though one may bring annuity for it at commonlaw  yet they may libel for it in the spiritual court upon the prescription as f n  b a but it be urge for the prohibition first that of common right the vicar be  not bind to officiate out of the parishchurch and therefore modern report not  to be without prescription second it do not require the vicar to officiate  there himself but to find one to do it which he can be oblige to of common  right and the be of a prescription be traverse and ought to be try at  commonlaw holt chief justice it be the very point adjudge in williams case b  for it be a ecclesiastical duty to be perform for the advantage of the  parishioner and though it commence by prescription yet it concern  ecclesiastical person and be a mere spiritual thing and be not at all the same  as if it be against a layman who be not so easy bind by canon law as  ecclesiastical person be for their proceed there by prescription shall not  charge a layman or any temporal right in vacation the patron and ordinary may  grant a pension and the parson shall be sue there for it and upon the statute  of circumspect to put in motion a prohibition be never grant in that case  though coke in his comment upon the statute be of a contrary opinion et  adjourn