case sir george wynn vers bishop OF Bangor in scacc where a new trial shall be  grant for a misbehaviour in one of the jury in a ejectment on the demise of  sir George Wynn for a piece of land in which a lead I be discover after a  verdict for the plaintiff it be move for a new trial on several affidavit show  comens first that upon the view grant in this cause George Wynn who be one of  the shower for the plaintiff give evidence to such of the juror as be upon the  view by argue against the likelihood that the place show on the part of the  defendant as the limit of their land shall be the boundary because the name  they bear may be give for such and such particular reason second that one of  the juror declare at the view that by what they have see before the shower for  the defendant have show they shall soon determine the dispute and afterward  upon the day before the trial he say sir Geo Wynn be a neighbour and right or  wrong he will give it for he and for these reason the court grant a new trial  although baron Parker seem to think that the word be know before the trial and  for they a challenge may have be take against the person be on a jury that  such challenge be omit it be not proper to allege the matter as a cause for a  new trial and the case of Herbert v shaw Mod a be cite for that purpose but  the chief baron say that he be counsel in that cause which relate to a fishery  at Milton claim by the lady Catherine Herbert who be granddaughter to the duke  of Leeds and after a verdict for the lady at the assize at Maidstone it be  move for a new trial because the duke have send letter to several of the juror  return upon the panel desire they to appear at the assize but a new trial be  deny because the letter do not hint any thing more than a desire that they  shall be there although the chief justice holt express a dislike to such  letter which from a peer of such eminence may be think to have some influence  on the cause though nothing be say about it it be determine in the case of  Snell v Trimbrel I Str on a motion for a new trial that desire a juror to  appear in his cause be no ground to set aside the verdict