coke bank case mich James in a action upon the statute of Winton Edward the  plaintiff in his declaration aver that he make oath c before a justice of  peace c that he do not know the party who do rob he nor any of they the jury  in a special verdict find the oath that he the plaintiff be set upon by two  horseman which then rior at this present he do nor do know and by they rob c  Qucore whether this oath coke report er p oath be accord to the form and  effect of stat Elizabeth and accord to the count mich James rot Robert bank  gentle bring a action upon the statute of Winton Edward against the inhabitant  of the hundred of Burnham in the county of buck and count that certain  misdoers to the plaintiff unknown at Hitcham in the county aforesaid which  town be in the hundred of Burnham the Noy year royal power king James b  assault the plaintiff and rob he of S d ob and that the plaintiff immediate  after the robbery sure the d of Noy at Joplow and Manlow in the county  aforesaid which be town next the say town of Hitcham within the say hundred  make hue and cry of the say robbery and give notice of the say robbery to the  inhabitant of the say town of Joplow and Manlow and after the say robbery and  within twenty day before the purchase of the writ sure that day of Feb year at  Dorney in the county aforesaid the plaintiff before sir wm Gerrard Knt then  justice of peace within the same county a inhabitant next to the say hundred  be examine upon his oath accord to the statute of Elizabeth the plaintiff upon  his oath say that he do not know the party who do rob he nor any of they and  since the say robbery be forty day pass and the inhabitant of the say hundred  of Burnham have not make amends of the say robbery to the plaintiff nor the  body of the felon and misdoers aforesaid nor any of they have take nor answer  their body nor the body of they but have suffer the felon to escape to which  the defendant plead not guilty and a venire facias be award to the sheriff de  vicineto of the hundred of stoki which be the hundred next adjacent to the say  hundred of Burnham and the jury give a special verdict they find that the  plaintiff be rob and that be make hue and cry in manner and form as he have  count and find over that the plaintiff be swear before the say sir William  Gerrard then be a justice of peace within the same county and a inhabitant  next unto the hundred of Burnham and say upon his oath in these English word  that he on Thursday be the two and twenty day of November ride under Hitcham  wood in the parish of Hitcham within the hundred of Burnham be then and there  set upon by two horseman which then nor at this present he do nor do know and  by they rob and spoil of the just sum of S d ob not without great danger of  his life but whether the say oath so take be true accord to the form and  effect of the say Act of Elizabeth and accord to the count and juror pray the  direction of the court a