Where the sheriff returned capias _quod mandavi ballivo de D. qui respondit quod cepit corpus, &c._ and hath not the body at the day, the bailiff is bound to bring in the body, and not the sheriff, by _Hill_; but by _Hank_ he ought to deliver it to the sheriff, and he to bring it in as officer immediate, as upon _fieri facias_ the sheriff commands the bailiff to levy the money, he delivers it to the sheriff, so that the sheriff may have it at the day: _contra_ _Thirn_, and agreed with _Hill_. _11 H. 4. 48_ _Br. Retorne de Briefe_, 35[40]. [Sidenote: Bail.] By _W. 1. (3 E. 1.) c. 15._, such as be indicted of larceny, by inquests taken before sheriffs or bailiffs by their office, or of light suspicion, or for petty larceny which amounteth not above the value of 12d. if they be not guilty of other larceny before that time, or guilty of the receit of felons or of commandment or of force, or of aid of felony done, or guilty of some other trespass for which a man ought not to lose life or member, and a man appealed by the prover after the death of the prover, if they be not known common thieves, shall be let out by sufficient surety, whereof the sheriff will be answerable. And if sheriffs or others let go upon surety any that is not replevisable, if he be sheriff, constable, or other bailiff of fee, and who hath keeping of prisons, and thereof be attainted, he shall lose his fee and bailiwick for ever. And if undersheriff, &c. do it contrary to the will of his lord, he shall be imprisoned three years, and be fined at the Kings pleasure. And if any withhold prisoners replevisable after the prisoner hath offered sufficient surety he shall be in the grievous mercy of the King; and if he take reward for delivering him he shall render double to the prisoner, and moreover shall be in the grievous mercy of the King.