By § 5. the sheriff, undersheriff, or other officer to whom the return of juries shall belong, shall from time to time enter or register in a book to be kept for that purpose, the names of such persons as shall be summoned, and shall serve as jurors on trials at any assizes or _nisi prius_; or in the said courts of great sessions or sessions for the counties palatine, together with their additions and places of abode alphabetically, and also the times of their services; and every person so summoned, and attending or serving as aforesaid, shall (upon application by him made to such sheriff, undersheriff or other officer) have a certificate testifying such his attendance or service done, which certificate the said sheriff, _&c._ is to give without fee or reward; and the said book shall be transmitted by such sheriff, _&c._ to his successor from time to time. By § 6. no sheriff, undersheriff, bailiff or other officer or person whatsoever shall directly or indirectly take or receive any money or other reward to excuse any person from serving or being summoned to serve on juries; and no bailiff or other officer appointed by any sheriff or undersheriff to summon juries, shall summon any person to serve thereon other than such whose name is specifyed in a mandate signed by such sheriff or undersheriff, and directed to such bailiff or other officer. By § 8. every sheriff or other officer to whom the return of the _Venire facias juratores_, or other process for the trial of causes before justices of assize or _nisi prius_ in any county in England shall belong, shall, upon his return of every such writ of _Venire facias_ (unless in causes to be tried at bar, or in case where a special jury shall be struck by order or rule of court) annex a panel to the said writ, containing the christian [names] and surnames, additions and places of abode of a competent number of jurors named in such lists as qualified to serve on juries, the names of the same persons to be inserted in the panel annexed to every _venire facias_, for the trial of all issues at the same assizes in each county; which number of jurors shall not be less than 48 in any county, nor more than 72, without direction of the judges appointed to go the circuit and sit as judges of assize or _nisi prius_ in such county, or one of them. By § 18. any person or persons having an estate in possession in land, in their own right, of the yearly value of 20l. or upwards, over and above the reserved rent payable thereout, such lands being held by lease or leases for the absolute term of 500 years or more, or for 99 years or any other term determinable on one or more life or lives, the names of such persons shall be inserted in the respective lists as aforesaid, in order to their being inserted in the freeholders book[47].