officers,his or their under-officer or under-officers,under-keeper or under-keepers,or their deputy in whose custody the party is so committed or detained,shall within the times respectively before limited,bring such prisoner or prisoners before the said lord chancellor or lord keeper,or such justices,barons or one of them,before whom the said writ is made returnable,and in case of his absence before any other of them,with the return of such writ,and the true causes of the commitment and detainer:(6)and thereupon within two days after the party shall be brought before them,the said lord chancellor or lord keeper,or such justice or baron before whom the prisoner shall be brought as aforesaid,shall discharge the said prisoner from his imprisonment,taking his or their recognizance,with one or more surety or sureties,in any sum according to their discretions,having regard to the quality of the prisoner and nature of the offense,for his or their appearance in the court of the Kings bench the term following,or at the next assizes,sessions or general gaol-delivery of and for such county,city or place where the commitment was,or where the offense was committed,or in such other court where the said offense is properly cognizable,as the case shall require,and then shall certify the said writ with the return thereof,and the said recognizance or recognizances unto the said court where such appearance is to be made;(7)unless it shall appear unto the said lord chancellor or lord keeper or justice or justices,officers， his or their under-officer or under-officers， under-keeper or under-keepers， or their deputy in whose custody the party is so committed or detained， shall within the times respectively before limited， bring such prisoner or prisoners before the said lord chancellor or lord keeper， or such justices， barons or one of them， before whom the said writ is made returnable， and in case of his absence before any other of them， with the return of such writ， and the true causes of the commitment and detainer；（6） and thereupon within two days after the party shall be brought before them， the said lord chancellor or lord keeper， or such justice or baron before whom the prisoner shall be brought as aforesaid， shall discharge the said prisoner from his imprisonment， taking his or their recognizance， with one or more surety or sureties， in any sum according to their discretions， having regard to the quality of the prisoner and nature of the offense， for his or their appearance in the court of the Kings bench the term following， or at the next assizes， sessions or general gaol-delivery of and for such county， city or place where the commitment was， or where the offense was committed， or in such other court where the said offense is properly cognizable，as the case shall require，and then shall certify the said writ with the return thereof， and the said recognizance or recognizances unto the said court where such appearance is to be made；（7） unless it shall appear unto the said lord chancellor or lord keeper or justice or justices