If bailiff do any thing which touches his bailiwick, as payment of rents and such like, which are due in right of the manor, it is reasonable that he should have the averment, but of a thing which doth not touch his bailiwick it is not reasonable that he should have the averment without warrantry. _42 E. 3. 6._ _Br. Accompt._ 26. Where bailiff of franchise [under _23 H. 6. c. 9._] takes bailbond, to himself, by the name of his office, sufficient in pleading to shew generally that he is such a person as had authority to take bail. _Comyns_, 380. Debt upon bond by the plaintiff who was chief bailiff of the liberty of Pontefract in Yorkshire, but he did not declare as _capital' ballivus_, but yet by the whole court it was held good; for otherwise the defendant might have craved _oyer_, and have [had] it entered _in hæc verba_, and then have pleaded the statute of _23 H. 6._ that it was taken _colore officii_, but now it shall be intended good upon the demurrer to the declaration. And _Ellis, J._ said, that so it was lately resolved in this court in the case of one Conquest. And judgement was given for the plaintiff. _2 Mod._ 36. [Sidenote: Inferior court.] Bailiff of an inferior court the process whereof he executes, must shew the jurisdiction of that court in pleadings. _1 Keble_, 53. [Sidenote: Trial.] Cary bailiff of Westminster _v._ Buckhurst for entering his liberty and executing a _fi. fa._ Demurrer that it doth not appear how plaintiff was seized of the office. Judgement for plaintiff, inquiry of damages to 49l. Affirmed in error. Upon a trial the right must have been proved if the defendant had taken issue, and no inconvenience in this form of declaring. _1 Show_, 17. _Comb._ 31. _S. C._ [Sidenote: Tort.] Where a bailiff is charged directly with a tort, it ought to be shewn that he is bailiff of a liberty, who has _Returna Brevium_. _Comyns_, 379. [Sidenote: Declaration v. bailiff.] Declaration against bailiff of Westminster, because plaintiff doth not say of what liberty he is bailiff, and whether he hath execution and return, bad; because otherwise no colour to charge him, and therefore ought to be specially shewn. _Cro. Car._ 330. [Sidenote: Pernor.] [Sidenote: Quo warranto.] Against a _pernor_ the plaintiff need not shew how he claims the privilege of return of writs; but in a _quo warranto_ where the defendant must make a title he ought to shew it. _Hardres_, 423. [Sidenote: Return of the writ.] Bailiff of a liberty in justification need not shew the return of the writ. _Cro. Car._ 447. [Sidenote: Sheriffs return.]