A Treatise of Cap. 22.

called to him,Pall deliver him that is to taken, bx goodmsmMke in the presence of the Merdero?s,and MI de»liber the names ok the msinpernors to the same Merde-rers to answer in the Gx?e of the Justices. And if thechiefMarden be thereof attainted, the plaintiff thanrecover his treble damages, and the kaid Marden becommitted to prison, and ransomed at the Wings ivill.And from henceforth ft ffcail be written to them, as tothe chief Wardens of the Forest, because thex max notbe Justices, no? have snx record. Wut here in this cawof the Statute, the sheriff doth let him to mainprifebx the Lings commandment,thst is to tsx,bx the Lingswrit,w? otherwise the sheriff might not to do r snd theMerderers in this caw are but assistants to the sheriff,f»? the? do not ,'oxn in sutho?itx with the sheriff, inletting ofhim to mainprife, so? thex have no arch com-mission no? sutho?itx, fo? the writ is direaed to thesheriff onlx,snd not to the Sheriff snd Merderers; butit is contained in rhe fame writ, that the sheriff lhslllet him to mainprife in present# viridariorum, becausethat the Merderers being Judges ok Record, the namesok the msinpernors be delivered unto them. And thusmuch concerning attachments, and the replevin okper-ldns that are attached.

6 . How men that are bailable shall be bailed, andby whom.

N Dw it is to be keen, how the said bond bx pledgeslhall be taken, snd bx whom. And therefore, firstof all it is to be noted, that in all caws where anx offen-der is to be attached bx his goods and chattels,which isthe first manner of attachments, 0? else to be attachedbx his bodx bx pledges snd mainprife, which is thefe-cond manner ok attachment : the meekest Officers to