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Process.
or Offence, then needeth there no Process at all, for he shall be forthwith
committed to prison (commonly) there to remain until he hath paid his
Fine, or given Surety for it. 1 H. 7. 0 & Br. Imp.
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Also these Processes shall be always directed to
the Sheriff, (who is the
immediate Minister and Officer of the King to execute all Process)
except the Sheriff himself or his Officers be parties: but if the
Justice
of peace be to grant out Process against the Sheriff, Under-sheriff, or
their
Officers, offending contrary to the Statute 8 H. 6. c. 9.
or 11 H. 7. c. 15.
which you may see here before; of seemeth such Process shall be directed
to the Coroners of the County, and shall be served by them. And so
are divers Books, as 2 H. 6. 12. 8 H. 6. 30.
9 H. 6. 11. & 18 Ed. 4. 7. and
others. ' And so also the Oath of the Justices of peace seemeth to
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Note also, that this Process ought always to be
made in the Name of
the King: and for that the King is party, it must be with a Non
omittas
propter aliquam libertatem, &c. But the Teste thereof
may be under the
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If the Offender be within any Liberty or Franchise,
the Sheriff is to
enter the Franchise, and to execute the Process himself, (and not to
write to the Bailiff of the Franchise, because the King is a party.)
See
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The Forms of these Processes to be made by the Justice
of peace out of
the Sessions seem to be as followeth.
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The Venire Facias thus.
CAROLUS, Dei gratia, Angliæ, Scotiæ,
Franciæ & Hiberniæ, Rex,
Fidei Defensor, &c. Vic' Com' Cantabr; salut'. Præcipimus
tibi quod
non omittas propter aliquam libertat' in balliva tua, quin Venire fac'
A. B. de
D. in dicto Com' tuo Yeoman, conam R. M. Mil' & D.
M. Armig' duobus Justic'
nostr' ad Pacem conservand' necnon ad diversas Felon' Transgr' & alia
malefacta in dicto Com' perpetrata audiend' & terminand' assignatis,
apud
Linton tit. Com' tuo, 20 die Martij prox' futur' ad
respond' nobis super quibusd'
articulis versus A. B. præsentatis. Et habeas ibi tunc
hoc Præcept'.
Teste R. M. & M. D. apud Linton 30 die, &c.
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The Distringas thus.
CAROLUS, Dei gratia, Angliæ, Scotiæ,
Franciæ & Hiberniæ Rex,
Fidei Defensor, &c. Vic' Com' Cantabr' salut'. Præcipimus
tibi quod
non omittas propter aliquam libertat' in balliva tua, quin eam ingrediaris,
&
distringas A. B. de D. in Com' tuo Yeoman, per omnia terras
& tenementa, &c.
Et quod de exilibus eor' respondeas, &c. Et quod habeas corpus
ejus coram, &c.
Justic', &c. ad respond', &c. Teste, &c.
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The Writ of Capias thus.
CAROLUS, Dei gratia, Angliæ, &c.
Vic' Com' Cantabr' salut'. Præcipimus
tibi quod non omittas propter aliquam libertat' in Ball' tua quin
eam ingred' & capias I. D. de A. in Com' tuo Yeoman,
&c. si invent' fuerit in
Balliva' tua & eum salvo' custod' fac' ita quod habeas corpus ejus
coram R. M.
Mil' & M. D. Armig' duobus Just' nostris ad Pacem conservand'
necnon ad diversas
Felon' Transgr' & alia malefacta in eodem Com' tuo perpetrat' audiend'
& terminand' assign' apud L. in Com' tuo, 20 die Martis
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