clxxxi mounson and west case where juror shall be fine for eat before verdict  but it shall not make void the verdict in trespass by mounson against west the  jury be charge and evidence give and the juror be retire into a house for to  consider of their evidence they remain there a long time without conclude any  thing and the officer of the court who attend they see their delay search the  juror if they have any thing about they to eat upon which search it be find  that some of they have fig and other pippin for which the next day the matter  be move to the court and the juror be examine upon it upon oath and two of  they do confess that they have eat fig before Leonard they have agree of their  verdict and three other of they confess that they have pippin but do not eat  of they and that they do it without the knowledge or will of any of the party  and afterward the court set a fine of five pound upon each of they which have  eat arid upon the other who have not eat forty shilling and they will advice  if the verdict be good or not for the jury find for the plaintiff and  afterward at another day the matter be move and Anderson be of opinion that  notwithstanding the say misdemeanour of the jury the verdict be good enough  for these victual be not give to they by any of the party to the action nor by  their mean or procurement Rhodes think the contrary because some of the juror  have eat and some not contrary if all of they have eat see h a jury be charge  and before their verdict they do eat and drink and it be hold that upon that  misdemeanour their verdict be void for which cause a venire facias de to make  new be award and it be pray by the counsel of the defendant west that the say  misdemeanour so find by examination may be enter of record which the court  grant and afterward at another day the matter be move again and upon great  advice and deliberation and conference with the other judge the verdict be  hold to be good notwithstanding the misdemeanour aforesaid see e h h h and h  where it be hold where the eat and drink of the jury at their own cost be but  fineable but if it be at the cost of the party the verdict be void and Leonard  er p see book of entry the juror after they go from the bar ad he himself of  their verdict to be advice comederu a certain species cognizant raisin date c  at their own cost as well before as after they agree of their verdict and the  juror be commit to prison but their verdict be good although the verdict be  give against the king Owen blow   Inst dyer hill Elizabeth in the common plead