480	RAT.
bound to repair the chancel, is also bound to contribute to the reparations of the church, in case he hath lands , in the parish which are not parcel of the rectory. This was adjudged by the whole court in Serjeant Davie's case, without any question made of it. Gibs. 197.
The inhabitants of a precinct where is a chapel, though it is a parochial chapel, and though they do repair that chapel, are nevertheless of common right contributory to the repairs of the mother church. If they have seats at the mother church, to go thither when they please, or receive sacraments, or sacrainentals, or marry, christen, or bury at it, there can be no pretence for a discharge. Nor can any thing support that plea, but that they have time out of mind been discharged (which also is doubted whether it be of itself a full discharge;) or that in consideration thereof, they have paid so much to the repair of the church, or the wall of the churchyard, or the... keeping of a bell, or the like compositions (which are clearly a discharge.) Gibs. 197.
Dr. Godolphin says, it is contrary to common right, that they who have a chapel of ease in a village, should be discharged of repairing the mother church; for it may be that the church, being built with stone, may not need any reparation within the memory of man : and yet that doth not discharge them, without some special cause of discharge shewed. God. 153.
Every inhabitant dwelling within the parish, is to be charged according to his ability, whether inland or living within the same parish, or for his goods there; that is to say, for the best of them, but not for both.
Every farmer dwelling out of the parish, and having lands and living within the said parish in his own occupation, is to be charged to the value of the same lands or living, or else to the value of the stock thereupon; even for the best, but not for both.
Every farmer dwelling out, of the parish, and having lands and living within the parish, in the occupation of any fanner or farmers, is not to be charged ; but the fanner or farmers thereof are to be charged in particularity, every one according to the value of the land which he occupieth, or according to the stock thereupon ; even for the best, but not for both*