By § 2., no sheriff, undersheriff, bailiff, serjeant at mace, or other officer or person, shall at any time or times hereafter take or receive any other or greater sum or sums for one or more nights lodging, or for a days diet, or other expences of any person or persons under arrest, on any writ, action, attachment, or process other than what shall be allowed as reasonable in such cases by some order or orders made by the justices of the peace at some general or quarter-sessions which shall be held for the county, riding, division, city, town or place where such arrest or taking shall be. [Sidenote: Printed copy of clauses.] By § 3., every sheriff, undersheriff, and bailiff of any liberty, &c. shall deliver a printed copy of the several clauses contained in this act relating to bailiffs, serjeants and other officers and persons who shall be employed under them respectively to execute any writ, process or attachment, or who shall arrest any person on any action which shall be entered or otherwise within their respective sheriffwicks or jurisdictions, to every such bailiff, serjeant, officer, and other person, and shall make it part of the condition of every security or bond which shall be given or made to any such sheriff or undersheriff, or bailiff of any liberty, by any bailiff, serjeant at mace, or other officer or person who shall be employed or intrusted to execute any such writ or process as aforesaid under him, them or any of them, that every such bailiff, serjeant at mace, or officer and other person respectively, shall and will shew and deliver a copy of the said clauses to every person he shall arrest by virtue of any process, action, writ or attachment, or under any warrant made out thereon, and carry or go with to any public or other house where any liquor shall be sold, and also shall and will permit every such person who shall be so arrested, or any friend of him or her to read over the same clauses, before any liquor, meat or victuals shall be at any such public or other house called for or brought to any such person who shall be so under arrest there; and in case any bailiff, serjeant at mace, or other officer or person shall in any respect offend in the premises, every such offence besides the breach of the condition of every such security bond, shall be accounted and deemed a misdemeanor in the execution of the process or action on which any such person was arrested, and shall be punishable as such by virtue of this act. [Sidenote: Privilege of persons arrested in sending for necessaries.]