case arnold against Meredith variance between bind and declaration S c viner  in a action of debt on bind the plaintiff declare against John Meredith late  of the parish of saint Ann in the city of Westminster in the county aforesaid  otherwise call John Meredith of the parish of saint Ann on oyer of the bind  and set it forth it be I m of the parish of saint Ann in the county of  Middlesex gapper the bind and declaration must agree a bro Abr variance pl a  in the bind it be I d capellar in the declaration allotment of land and hold  nought b bro Abr variance pl b sadler and salt c keb c chandler and innholder  d side d have be hold variances in a writ of error process to outlawry lie on  a bind for which reason it ought to be most modern report particular set forth  recently de London and de London have be hold have a cro Elizabeth a on the  other side it be say that the case cite show that there must be a agreement  the case of recently de London be because a outlawry be so penal therefore  must be most strict in all the other it appear that they must be different but  this be not such a variance but may be intend the same and be not so much a  variance as a omission it be upon a general demurrer therefore he own himself  to be the same Pratt chief justice if the declaration and bind do not agree it  may be help modern report er p by the alias speech which be in the nature of a  averment but here the alias speech do not agree with the bind and therefore  will not make good the other defect which can be intend or supply Eyre justice  desire to consider far fortescue justice the case of writ of error be not find  on a record this description must be strict because it be find on a specialty  in a case where it be Thorney de in come Notting Esq and in the declaration  Thorney Esq leave out the addition of the place it be hold have b cro b I know  no difference between this case and outlawry Adjournatur the court afterward  declare that the variance be material upon which the plaintiff move to  discontinue and it be grant