Party. 196 Roman Catholic priests exempt from serving as jurors 61 117 S Sabbath breaking Sergeants at law exempt from serving as jurors Servants of the king's household exempt from serving on Sheriff, jury process to be directed to him. ......... ......... ... unless he is partial when there are two sheriffs, one must act if the must return names from the juror's book of the must annex a "panel" on return of process and make out copies of the panel and summon the jurors may empanel any person named in his jurors' book finable for altering jurors' book may fine jurors for non-attendance in certain cases Suits, frivolous Suits for things done in pursuance of the Jury Act limitation of . may be struck by order of the court 117 ib. how struck 118 may be struck according to the old method 120 121 in what time rule for, must be served. 117 rule for, copy of, to be served on under- when a special jury is ordered, the sheriff may ib. 105 106 83 ib. ib. 61 ........ Special verdict, what court cannot refuse may be found in all causes and actions Summons must, in general, be sent to jurors ten days be- fore the trial how to be served intervening period between summons and at- juror may be fined in case of non-attendance after Surgeons exempt from serving on juries Triers of challenge, how sworn, &c. . court may discharge them, if they cannot agree, and V Venire Facias, what it signifies 78 form of, in the King's Bench and Common Verdict the jury must be unanimous in the ......... may be determined by a majority of votes . special, court cannot refuse may be found in criminal, as well as civil, cases minutes for a special, must be approved of by the judge and signed by counsel in cases of libels PAGE. 104 ib. 105 ib. ib. ib.. ib. 106 when a jury may not vary from a privy verdict special, charges of, to be borne equally by both parties Vices of mankind, the Views, concerning View, what, and when granted 107 privy, may be given between party and party 105 ib. ib. ib. 107 17 98 98 Warrant for returning lists of jurors, form of form of, in the King's Bench and 60 I. 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