case sir fillip stanhope against William stanhope Trinity term James roll if  the name of a juror be mistake in the return the sheriff though out of office  may be examine and the return amend post hob roll ab cro car Cowp dougl to Rep  a misprision between the venire and distringa in the will from which a juror  be summon be amendable ante roll ab Com dig dougl to Rep error of a judgement  in the common plea in a writ of annuity where the issue be non be factum and  find against he the first error assign be because a juror be return upon the  venire facias Hugh Maltby and upon the distringa Hugh Meltby be return and  swear and it be hold to be a manifest variance and error unless it may appear  by examination of the undersheriff that he be the same person and although  this be in the time of another sheriff who be discharge and the undersheriff  also yet he be procure to come into court and examine with the juror himself  whether he be swear and it appear that he be the same person so name it be  award that it shall be amend a second error assign be because one John  Collingham of Cortlington be return upon the venire facias and one John  Collingham of Collington be return and swear upon the habeas corpus and so  another man not first return and in rei in point of fact there be not any such  town of Cortlington or Gortlington but it be a village call Cortlingestthorpe  and it be argue that it shall not be amend because it be ill and mistake in  the venire facias but after diverse motion the court resolve that it be well  enough for the alteration in the name of the will where the juror inhabit be  not material for he may be a inhabitant of such a will at the time of the  venire facias return and at the time of the distringa return he may be  commorant at another will and so it may be well intend and when by any  intendment it may be good it shall never be reverse and this differ from the  case where a juror be misname in his Christian or surname as the case in    wherefore notwithstanding the exception the judgement be affirm see the James  c