In  the  former  the  pew  renters  appoint  one  of  the  two  churchwardens,  the  in-
cumbent of  the  parish  the  other.     Ibid.
In  the  latter  the  inhabitants  of  the  parish  choose  one  of  the  churchwardens,
the  perpetual  curate  the  other.     Ibid.
Such  choice  is  made  by  the  resident  inhabitants  who  are  entitled  to  vote  at  the
election  of  churchwardens  for  the  principal  parish.     Ibid.
Power  of  vestry  to  appoint  burial  board,  under  15  &  16  Vict.  c.  85.  Regina
v.  Overseers  of  Walcot,  ex.  555  ;  2  B.  &  S.  555.
Meaning  of  word  "  parish,"  in  s.  10  of  said  act.     Ibid.
Duty  of  vestry  as  to  lighting  bridge,  under  18  &  19  Vict.  c.  120.  Regina  v.
Lambeth,  cxiii.  1 ;  3  B.  &  S.  1.
Inhabitants  of  district,  detached  from  parish  for  ecclesiastical  purposes,  under
59  Geo.  3,  c.  134,  s.  16,  entitled  to  vote  for  churchwarden  of  old  parish.  Regina
v.  Stevens,  cxiii.  333 ;  3  B.  &  S.  333.
Such  district  still  remains  part  of  parish  for  parochial  purposes.     Ibid.
Parish  as  to  remainder,  after  districts  taken  out  of  it  for  ecclesiastical  purposes,
unaffected  by  19  &  20  Vict.  c.  104,  when  governed  by  local  statutes.    Regina  v.
Roberts,  cxiii.  495  ;  3  B.  &  S.  495.
A  parochial  district,  having  its  own  overseers  and  maintaining  its  own  poor,  is
a  "  parish,"  within  the  meaning  of  15  &  16  Vict.  c.  85.  Day  v.  Peacock,  cxiv.
702;  18  C.  B.  N.  S.702.
Vestry  cannot  charge  owner  of  premises  for  diversion  of  drainage,  not  insuffi-
cient or  defective  to  a  new  sewer,  under  18  &  19  Vict.  c.  120,  ss.  69,  73.  Vestry
of  Marylebone  v.  Viret,  cxv.  424 ;  19  C.  B.  N.  S.  424.
