case BLINCO against Barksdale vicar of Marston easter term Elizabeth roll if a  vicar he endow of small tithe he shall not pay small tithe to the parson  though the endowment he of the small tithe of the whole parish and the  patentee of a parsonage discharge at the time of endowment and afterward at  the dissolution by Henry shall hold it discharge ante more roll ab Sav   a Bac  Abr wood Inst dyer b in margin more palm prohibition upon demurrer the case be  a parsonage be appropriate in the time of king Henry king the three to a  priory and at the same time a vicarage be endow by these word salv vicarian  quce to stand still in alteragio et in minute decimistotius pagochim prcedicke  ad ecdesiam proedictam spedante el beyond si conligeril Self monk in not  common with others use instauramenta to have infra parochian predictam quod  tunc Self a prstatione no  entirely immunes make real at the time of which  appropriation croak Elizabeth er p there be six yardlands of the parsonage  glebe within the same parish which parsonage come by the statute of Henry c at  the dissolution be then in the prior hand discharge de minute Decimus to the  say king in the same manner and the king grant those six yardlands to the  plaintiff ancestor in fee from who it descend to the plaintiff and for the  small tithe of those six yardlands the vicar sue and the plaintiff bring the  prohibition contain all this matter and it be thereupon demurrer and on the  plaintiff part it be argue that by this endowment of the vicarage ho tithe  shall he pay unto he of the glebe of the parsonage however much endowment sit  de minute Decimus tolius parochin and this land be parcel of the parish for at  the time of the endowment this land be not tithable and the very point be  adjudge in this court Elizabeth young v cor that no tithe shall he pay for  glebe land coke attorneygeneral contra for the endowment be de minute Decimus  all parochice and this land be wittin the parish and therefore tithe shall he  pay thereof as long as it continue in the parson hand not tithe shall he pay  thereof because the Levite ought not to pay tithe to another Levite but when  the glebe land be convey into the hand of a layman as here it be it shall he  otherwise therefore if a parson have let his glqhe land the lessor shall have  the cross tithe from his lessee and the vicar shall have the small tiffibs Ana  therefore it be croak Elizabeth rule of late in the exchequer in one Griesleys  case where certain glebe land upon the endowment be allot to the vicar and all  the small tithe W4lthin the parish that he shall not now pay tithe of that  land but if he have lease it over his lessee shall have pay gross tithe to the  parson and small tithe to the vicar his lessor so here the parson himself  shall be discharge but in regard the plaintiff have not the parsonage but the  land only he shall pay tithe but all the justice hold clear that tithe shall  not he pay in this case for the vicar can by this endowment demand small tithe  of the glebe land of the parsonage although he shall have the small tithe from  all the parish where they be due at the time of the endowment but that be not  of the parson glebe land ergo c but a endowment by express word of minutce  decimce of the glebe land of the parsonage may well have be and then the  parson himself shall have pay they to the vicar Popham say this clause el si  beyond to touch c be put into the endowment for the benefit of the priory to  discharge they from the payment of tithe for any land which they shall have by  purchase as long as they hold it in their own hand and they all hold as it be  discharge from the payment of tithe in the hand of the priory at the time of  the dissoration so the plaintiff now have but some part of the land by letter  patent from the king shall he discharge by the statute of Henry c and Henry c  from the payment of tithe for ever after against the grantee of the  parsonage and all other in regard it be discharge at the time of the  dissolution and Popham say the difference will he where t e discharge be by  reason of the person who be to pay tithe as the order of Cistercians c then  their patentee shall pay tithe but if the land be discharge from the payment  of tithe by reason of a unity it shall then he discharge by the statute in the  hand of the patentee for that privilege run with the possession wherefore it  be adjudge for the plaintiff