case walker against RUMBALD distress take by the bailiff of the hundred of a  in the hundred of a and b sell by the bailiff of a in the hundred of b have  give personal notice good be a entire distress and personal notice be more  than the Act require and answer the intent of it S c Mod S c salk S c comb S c  ld ray S c ld ray trover and conversion special verdict that one I S make a  lease for year of land in two hundred render rend and for rend arrear the  defendant as bailiff distrain the cattle as levant et couchant and therefore  give personal notice the same day to the plaintiff as owner of the say cattle  and that the plaintiff do not repleuie they in five day that then the  defendant the constable of the hundred take the distress and in the presence  of the constable of the hundred of Andover do cause it to be appraise by two  appraiser in the hundred of Kinnersle and after the appraisement sell the same  and on the statute of will mary of distress it be object first the jury have  only find a personal notice which be not notice within the statute for the  notice prescribe require be at the mansionhouse or most notorious place on the  premise but per curium the intent be only to give a certain notice and see in  this case they have go far than the letter of the Act a personal notice must  needs be sufficient second notice be only give to the owner of the good and  not to the tenant in possession but per curium the word of the statute be in  the disjunctive and notice to either be sufficient three the constable of  Kinnersle administer the oath and cause the modern report good to be appraise  and sell only in the presence of the constable of the hundred of Andover  whereas the Act be express that the appraisement and sale must be by the  constable of the hundred parish or place where the distress be take and that a  see Scott who lamb v breast term Rep Mellor v barber term Rep a ante modern  report er p the say constable must be aid and assist therein which be more  than to stand by and be simple present but per curium it appear the distress  be entire be at one time and the land be contiguous and then where such land  be in two county and the good be distrain for one entire rend out of those  land this be one distress and by Phil mary c they ought to be in one pound and  whereas it be urge the appraisement must be make by the officer of the parish  or hundred where the distress be take to that it be say that the continue and  drive they to the pound be a take as latch a judgement for the defendant