ccxii shrewsbury and the inhabitant OF the hundred OF ashton a action upon the  statute of hue and cry be bring by Shrewsbury against the inhabitant of the  hundred of the three hundred Ashton in the county of buck it be move on the  part of the defendant that if upon such hue and cry the inhabitant do their  endeavour as much as in they be to follow and take the malefactor and yet they  can apprehend they that in reason they ought not to be charge by the say  statute but the whole court be strong against it and by Anderson the  inhabitant of the hundred in which the robbery be do be bind to apprehend the  felon or satisfy the party rob and the party rob be not bind to give notice to  the inhabitant nor to direct they which way the felon take their flight but  the inhabitant be bind to follow the felon without Leonard any such  instruction and after the inquest be take and give a verdict in his manner  that whereas the plaintiff have declare that the robbery be do in the parish  of d in the hundred aforesaid the jury find that the place where the robbery  be do be a lane within the say hundred and that the one side of the say lane  be within the parish of S and the other side within the say parish of d  Leonard er p and that the robbery be do in the side of the say lane which be  in the parish of S and pray the opinion of the court upon that matter and the  court be clear of opinion that notwithstanding that exception the plaintiff  shall have judgement for here be the right hundred which ought to be charge  and the mistake of the parish be not to any purpose but then it be move on the  part of the plaintiff that for as much as the verdict aforesaid be special by  reason of the doubt which the juror conceive upon the mistake of the parish in  the plaintiff declaration that the charge of the juror shall be indifferent  bear by both party as the course be in case of special verdict but the whole  court be clear against that and command that the plaintiff alone shall pay the  say charge for the matter here find special be not any doubt but out of all  question for it be clear that the action be well bring for as much as the  hundred be charge the mistake of the parish shall not hurt trin Elizabeth in  the common plead