case vicary against farthing see b v Martin lr I c c parishbook and register  be good evidence to prove birth and marriage and when produce the jury may  have they out of court while they be confer on their verdict Ant post roll ab  more Mod   light hale roll ab bull n p Mod ld ray Mod salk Com dig Cowp dougl  term Rep   light b I Freem Jones trespass the party be at issue and at the  trial by nisi prius in the county of Devon to prove the nonage of the  plaintiff at the time of the lease make which he will avoid a church book be  give in evidence and after the jury departure from the bar and before they  have agree upon their verdict the plaintiff solicitor deliver to the juror the  say church book and afterward they find for the plaintiff and all this matter  be examine before Walmsley justice of assize there he return this verdict and  all this matter upon the postea and now for this cause it be move by sergeant  heal that judgement shall he stay and in proof thereof cite Henry Henry  examination a   b Inst   b croak Elizabeth er p Henry and also one Medcalfs  case which be in the common plea year Elizabeth where a witness examine give  evidence to a jury and afterward one of the jury when they be confer upon  their verdict call he to recite his evidence again which he do and affirm upon  his oath upon his examination that he do not speak more or less than before  and yet this matter be return upoll the postea it be resolve that no judgement  shall he give upon that verdict and Hugh Wiatt say that in this queen time it  be rule in one pickering case that where letter patent be give in evidence to  the jury and afterward when they be confer upon their verdict the plaintiff  without the court be direction deliver unto they the say letter patent which  be give in evidence that judgement be for tliis cause stay upon the verdict  gawdy andPopham deny that case but gawdy say that as this case be the justice  of assize may have refuse this verdict and it be also clear that write or book  which be not under seal can be deliver to the juror without the assent of both  party but be deliver by the court without the assent of the party neither of  the party can avoid the verdict in regard they be give in evidence before and  the court have give direction to the jury concern their validity especial heid  evidence in write which can be alter nor by intendment can induce the jury  further to their verdict than the show of they in court have do before but  Medcalfs case may well croak Elizabeth he because it be but evidence by parole  the witness may peradventure alter his testimony before give by a great  enforcement or otherwise than he say before although upon his examination he  will not confess so much which peradventure be the cause to move the jury to  give their verdict wherefore it shall he a good cause to stay the judgement  and of that opinion be Popham and Clench for otherwise it who ld he ery  mischievous to the partyfor who this verdict pass if the delivery of evidence  by the contrary party or peradventure by a stranger without his privity shall  stay his judgement which be the reason that eat and drink by a juror unless it  he at the cost of the party for who the verdict pass shall not avoid the  verdict but Fenner contra because there may he some matter in this book to  induce they otherwise than they intend before and because it be deliver on his  part for who the verdict pass wherefore it be adjourn but afterward in Trin  Elizabeth t be adjudge for the plaintiff see James c