By § 16. no sheriff or bailiff of any liberty or franchise, or any of their ministers, shall return any such person or persons as aforesaid, to have been summoned by them, unless such person and persons shall have been duly summoned, by the space of six days at least before the day on which they ought to make their appearance; nor shall directly or indirectly take money or other reward to excuse the appearance, of any juror, by any of them to be summoned or returned, upon pain to forfeit for every such offence the sum of 10l. [Continued by _7 & 8 W. 3. c. 32._ _9 G. 1. c. 8._ § 2. EXP.] By _7 & 8 W. 3. c. 32._ § 4. all constables, tything-men and headboroughs of towns in each county, or their deputies, shall yearly at the general quarter-sessions of the peace to be holden for each county, riding or division, in the week after the feast of St. Michael the arch-angel, upon the first day of the said sessions, or upon the first day that the said sessions shall be held by adjournment at any other particular division or place, return and give a true list in writing of the names and places of abode of all persons within the respective places for which they serve, qualifyed to serve upon juries, with their titles and additions, between the age of one and twenty and the age of 70 years, to the justices of the peace in open court; which said justices, or any two of them, at the said sessions, shall cause to be delivered a duplicate of the aforesaid returned list, by the clerks of the peace of every county or riding, to the sheriffs or their deputies, on or before the first day of January next following, and cause the said lists to be fairly entered into a book, by the clerk of the peace, to be by him provided and kept for that purpose, amongst the records of the said court of sessions; and no sheriff shall impanel or return any person or persons to try any of the issues joined in any of the courts [of K. B. C. P. or E.] or to be or serve in any jury at the assizes, sessions of _Oyer_ and _Terminer_, gaol delivery, or sessions of the peace that shall not be named or mentioned in the said list. By § 5. every summons of any person qualifyed to any of the aforesaid services shall be made by the sheriff, his officer or lawful deputy, six days before at the least, shewing to every person so summoned the warrant under the seal of the office wherein they are nominated and appointed to serve; and in case any juror so to be summoned be absent from the usual place of his habitation at the time of such summons, notice of such summons shall be given by leaving a note in writing, under the hand of such officer, containing the contents thereof, at the dwelling-house of such juror, with some person there inhabiting the same[43]. [Made perpetual by _6 G. 2. c. 37._]