Bunbury Brinklow all v edmonds rector of the parish of Newton longville in the  county of Buckingham Nov bill to establish modus a bill be exhibit by the  landholder c to establish several modus in the parish of Newton longville in  the county of Buckingham first that tithe milk ought to be pay by every ten  evening and morning meal in kind from hoe Monday to the second day of November  to commence upon the evening of hoe Monday I e the Monday fortnight after  easter day and the morning follow to be take by the rector at the place of  milk and no tithe milk to be pay for the residue of the year but per curian  this be void upon the face of it be only a payment of part for the whole the  second be a modus of a halfpenny for each calf in lieu of calf Payable on  Wednesday before easter this be admit by the defendant and establish the three  be a smoke penny in lieu of firewood burn in their respective house which be  also admit and establish the four be a halfpenny Payable on sheer day for the  wool of each sheep die between Candlemas and sheer day which be likewise admit  and establish the five be four penny per month Payable on sheer day for the  tithe of wool of every hundred sheep shear in the parish which be bring into  it after the second day of February Bunbury as to this it be object for the  defendant that the witness differ in their evidence as to the time of payment  one prove it to be Payable about easter the other a few day after shear day  but notwithstanding this objection it be establish the defendant have no proof  in the cause six where the parishioner have ten lamb the ten be due to the  rector on saint mark day if nine the rector be to have one and pay the  parishioner a halfpenny if eight he be to have one and pay the parishioner a  penny and when seven lamb the rector be to have one and pay the parishioner  three penny halfpenny but for a less number the rector be to have no lamb but  be only to have a halfpenny pay he for each lamb under seven this be establish  notwithstanding it be object that by the case of reignolds v Vincent a payment  on saint mark day be adjudge void but notam it be prove in this cause that the  parson have a benefit for when there be ten lamb after the parishioner have  take two the rector be to choose his one seven the like modus as to big be  also establish eighthly three egg for every cock and drake Payable on  Wednesday before Easter and for every hen and duck respective three egg in  lieu of tithe egg and chicken and duck hatch in the parish establish all as  above without trial the defendant have no proof