Statutes.
15. H. 8. cap 6. made perpetuall. 2. E. 6. cap. 32. Sixe sufficient Hundreds shall bee returned in euerie Iurie.
27. Eliz. cap. 6. If two sufficient hundreds appeare in any personal action, it is enough.
If the thing in issue lye in the notice of two seuerall Counties, and not of one on∣ly, for (a) 1.1 onely two Counties may ioyne, and no more. And two may though they be not the next, as Kent & Deuonshire, the Iurie shall be made (b) 1.2 equally out of both: That is, sixe out of the one, and sixe out of the other. And this wee call a Ioynder of Counties, as in (c) 1.3 an action of trespasse, if the defendant iustifie for common appen∣dant to land in another Countie: or in a writ of anuitie and Count of a seisin in a∣nother Countie then where the Church is, out of which the annuitie goeth.