case the king and queen against warrington where there be two sheriff and one  be challenge the venire must go to the other and not to the coroner S c salk S  c Carth S c Mod S c comb S c holt S c show information against the defendant  for a not in Chester which be a countypalatine and therefore to be try there  modern report er p and a suggestion be enter on the roll that the sheriff be  of affinity with the defendant the venire facias issue to the other sheriff  only and a jury return and the defendant find not guilty and the record remove  hither it be move in arrest of judgement that the venire be ill direct for it  ought to have be to the coroner holt chief justice deliver the opinion of the  court the venire be well and the trial good and so adjudge before in the case  of sir d rich v sir though player a skin show a where the venire be direct to  sir d north only the other be a party for the sheriff be the proper officer to  who the return of the writ belong and the law do not commit it to other  without default or partiality suspect and then constitute the coroner but  where there be two sheriff and only one of they suspect of partiality and for  this defect be challenge his companion be as proper a person to supply that  defect as the coroner but it be say both sheriff make but one officer yet  every one of they be a sheriff the coroner be but one officer yet if there be  two coroner and one of they be challenge and if four and three be challenge  the venire shall go to the other but if none it be direct to they all b Naylor  v sharp and other Mod b so a venire be not to be direct to the coroner but on  default of the sheriff if the sheriff die process do not issue until another  be and shall not go to the coroner it be the challenge only make the coroner  or any of they officer and why may not the challenge as well make the other  sheriff a officer in a quare hinder against the archbishop of York if he be  find disturber the writ de to send to fit mask go to the archbishop of  Canterbury yet he have not superiority but only precedency c dyer brown  Fitzherbert n b c and venire well award