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The Lords, upon debate among themselves, in the case concerning vicarage, thought that yards, for which vicarage was in use to be paid, being turned into infield land, and laboured, the vicar has no right to the teinds of corns growing thereupon, but the same belong to the parson. But they did not decide this point, being only debated incidenter.
