case bradford against ramsey Trinity term James roll a variance between the  venire and distringa as to the will from which a juror be to come be not  material ante roll ab Cowp in trover if ad valentian be in the writ the  omission of it in the declaration of trover be aid by the verdict error of a  judgement in the common plea in a action of trover the error be assign because  William brown of Harmthorn be return upon the venire facias and upon the croak  throw distringa one William brown of Harmthorp be return and swear so he be  not the same person who be return upon the venire facias and in truth there be  not any such village as Harmthorn as be in the declaration so it can not be  amend but all the court except Houghton hold that the alteration of the name  of the village be not material for a man may by intendment have two habitation  and may remove and alter his habitation after the venire facias return which  be not material nor examinable but the trial be good enough as it be in  Stanhop v Stanhop a but a variance in the Christian or surname be material  wherefore this be not allow to be a error a second error be assign because the  writ be quod to be possessionatus de to visit good et catallis ad valentian  twenty pound and lose they which come to the defendant hand and he convert  they and the writ do not mention any good in specie but the declaration be  quod to be possessionatus de dvobus cadis de claretwine and one hogshead of  whitewine and do not mention any value so the writ and declaration do not meet  nor do it appear that the declaration be find upon this a ante croak James er  p writ and when the declaration vary from the writ in substance it be not aid  by the statute of Elizabeth c b and although the statute help where there be  not any original or that the original be vary in form yet it do not so where  the original vary from the declaration in matter of substance as it be hold in  bishop case c say non allocatur for they hold that ad valentian be not matter  of substance in the declaration and be after verdict be aid by the statute  wherefore the judgement be affirm