{concluded from second screen} (gh) to Thomas Tame for four freehold messuages and old enclosures, (i) parcel number 399 (8p.) at Longford (bounded by [the turnpike*,] by William Tame's allotment number 397*, by new intake y2 and by Hannah Cox' allotment number 69), (ii) parcel number 400 (1a. 0r. 37p.) in Green Lane by John Sedgley's house (bounded by allotments numbers 318 to John Masser and 381 to John Sedgley, by new intake a3, by Thomas Itchenor's allotment number 267, by the road* leading to Woodshires Green and by allotments numbers 145 to Joseph Holmes, 343 to William Perkins and 115 to Phillips Farmer et al) and (iii) parcel number 179 (5p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Richard Hopkins' exchange-allotments numbers 180, 190, 189, 178 and 158) to be exchanged with R. Hopkins for new intake y2; (gi) to Francis Parrott, Thomas Whieldon, John Fernyhough and George Taylor [colliery-proprietors] for several freehold messuages and old enclosures, (i) parcel number 404 (1r. 27p.) at Longford (bounded by the Coventry canal, John Parrish's allotment number 340, the turnpike* and J. Parrish's allotment number 341) and (ii) parcel number 402 (10a. 3r. 27p.) on Little Heath (exclusive of new intakes f3 and g3 which are comprised therein; bounded by Coventry Canal, Richard Swain's allotment number 370, the turnpike* and Joseph Sutton's allotment number 365*); (gj) to George Toone for his freehold messuages and old enclosures, parcel number 403 (1a. 0r. 20p.) on Fackley Wast[e]s (bounded by allotments numbers 433 to William Wilson and 245* to Edward Hurst, by the Oxford Canal and by Elizabeth Neale's allotment number 326*); (gk) to Holy Trinity church, Coventry repairs-estates trustees for freehold messuages and ancient enclosures, (i) parcel number 404 (36p.) at Bell Green (bounded by their own old enclosure and messuage, by Richard Swain's allotment number 372*, by the road* leading to Hall Green and by Robert Garratt's allotment number 134), (ii) parcel number 405 (2r. 12p.) at Holbrook (bounded by their old enclosure and messuage, by the road* which leads out of Holbrook Road to Hen Lane End, by the said Holbrook Road* and by Mary Smith's allotment number 384) and (iii) parcel number 406 (2a. 12r. 18p.) on Great Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 303* to Thomas Luckman and 34* to John Brinsden, by the road* to Holbrook and by allotments numbers 348 to Anthony Rawlins and 317 to Moore's Charity trustees); (gl) to William Tame of Little Heath for an ancient cottage and intake number 90, (i) parcel number 308 (6p.) on Little Heath (bounded by his own ancient cottage and intake, by new intake z, by private road* leading to Kettle's and Elliott's old enclosure, by Sarah Serjeant's allotment number 387* and by ancient cottage number 89) and (ii) parcel number 409 (1r. 1p.) in Edgewick Field (bounded by the road* to old enclosures of Elliott and Kettle, by their allotment number 110 and by Sarah Serjeant's allotment number 389*); (gm) to John Tinsley senior for an ancient cottage and intake number 91, parcel number 410 (1r. 17p.) on Great Heath (bounded by the road* to Bell Green Rock, John Tinsley junior's allotment number 411*, J. Tinsley senior's ancient intake and allotment number 107 to Elliott and Kettle); (gn) to John Tinsley junior for an ancient cottage and intake number 92, (i) parcel number 411 (20p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Bell Green Rock road*, by Richard Swain's allotment number 370*, by new intake r3, by [his own] ancient intake and by John Tinsley senior's allotment number 410) and (ii) parcel number 184 (29p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Richard Hopkins' exchange-allotments numbers 185, 195, 194, 193, 183, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169 and 170) to be exchanged with R. Hopkins for new intake r3; (go) to Thomas Tinsley for an ancient cottage and intake number 127, parcel number 412 (1r. 13p.) on Great Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 233* to Richard Hopkins and 451 [to the owner of an ancient cottage and intake number 128 now occupied by Thomas Wilmore] and by private road* which leads from Holbrook Road to this and other allotments and houses); (gp) to Samuel Brookes and his successors as vicar of Foleshill, for his vicarage house and enclosure, in lieu of all claims except vicaral tithes (for which provision was made above), parcel number 413a (1r. 34p.) in Church Field (bounded by his vicarial tithes allotment number 413, by William Atkins' allotment number 9 and by his own homestead [no fencing]); (gq) to James Wagstaffe for two freehold messuages and old enclosures, (i) parcel number 414 (10p.) on Bell Green (bounded by Mary Smith's allotment number 360*, by the road* to Holbrook, by a private road which leads to his own and other houses and old enclosures, and by his own homestead) and (ii) parcel number 415 (1r. 25p.) in Church Field (bounded by William Riley's allotment number 351, by the road* to the church and by allotments numbers 327 to William Newton and 84 to Joseph Downing); (gr) to Catherine Wallis for her old enclosures, parcel number 416 (1r.) on Great Heath (bounded by the turnpike*, Coventry corporation's allotment number 58*, the road* to Holbrook and Miller, Edwards et al's allotment number 315); (gs) to John Ward for two freehold messuages and old enclosure, (i) parcel number 417 (17p.) at Longford (bounded by the turnpike*, Rebecca Jephcott's allotment number 271*, the private road* which leads to his own and other houses, and by Joseph Holmes' allotment number 143) and (ii) parcel number 418 (1r. 28p.) on Little Heath and in Shaw Field (bounded by allotments numbers 432 to the trustees of Wyken and Brinklow Charity and 15* to the Butchers' Company, by the turnpike*, by new intake d3 and by Thomas Mackenson's allotment number 312); (gt) to Sir Thomas White's Coventry Charity trustees for old enclosures, (i) parcel number 419 (38p.) at Alderman's Green (bounded by their own old enclosures, by Richard Hopkins' allotment number 215, by the road* which leads to Bulkington Lane and by new intake i2), (ii) parcel number 420 (1r. 30p.) on Great Heath (bounded by the road* to Hall Green, by the private road* which leads to new intake g4 and by that intake, by ancient intake number 115, by their own old enclosure, by new intake h4 and by Joseph Judd's allotment number 283*) and (iii) parcel number 421 (2a. 2r. 30p.) on Great Heath (bounded by old enclosures called the Stripes, by Richard Hopkins' allotment number 210, by the road* to Holbrook and by William Smart's allotment number 357*); (gu) to William Whiting for his freehold messuage and old enclosures, (i) parcel number 422 (19p.) on the road to Rowley's Green (bounded by the road* and by his own old enclosure) and (ii) parcel number 423 (2a. 2r. 35p.) in Three Well Field (bounded by allotments numbers 112 to Elliott and Kettle and 242* to Thomas Hunt, by the road* to Rowley's Green, by William Fox' allotment number 122* and by Elliott's and Kettle's old enclosure); (gv) to Henry Greswold Lewis (esq.) for a messuage and old enclosures which were the late Mrs. Martha Wigley's (but excepting Little Sydnall Field claims), (i) parcel number 424 (4a. 2r. 22p.) on Little Heath (bounded by the turnpike*, by Mary Parrott's allotment number 334, by his own old enclosure and by allotments numbers 363* to William Smith and 202 to John Liggins) and (ii) parcel number 425 (2r. 27p.) near Timothy Gutter (bounded by a road* leading into his own old enclosure at the northern end of the Stripes, by the Stripes, by Thomas Hunt's allotment number 239, by the road leading to Holbrook and by T. Hunt's allotment number 238*); (gw) to Bartholomew Williamson for three freehold messuages and an old enclosure, (i) parcel number 426 (5p.) at Alderman's Green (bounded by Richard Drake's old enclosure and by B. Williamson's own old enclosure and house, and by the road* which leads to Bulkington Lane) and (ii) parcel number 427 (3r. 27p.) at Alderman's Green (bounded by the same road*, by an old enclosure belonging to Richard Hopkins, by new intake d2 and by allotments numbers 135* to Thomas Green and 85* to Richard Drake); (gx) to Mary Wilson for a messuage and old enclosures, (i) parcel number 428 (9a. 2r. 8p.) beside the turnpike and in Three Well Field (bounded by allotments numbers 347* to Thomas Randle and 266* to Thomas Hunter, by the said road*, by allotment number 86* to Alexander Daniel, by the Coventry Canal and by her own old enclosures and one which belongs to William Hanbury), (ii) parcel number 429 (9a. 2r. 5p.) in Church Field (bounded by allotments numbers 336* to Joseph Perkins [fencing in a line ranging with number 336 across the road over Church Field], 380 to William Slingsby, 116 to Phillips Farmer et al and 430 to herself, by the turnpike* and by her own old enclosure) and (iii) parcel number 430 (11a. 2r. 3p.) in Church Field (bounded by allotments numbers 116* to Phillips Farmer et al and 413* to [Reverend] Samuel Brookes, by Thomas Dorrington's old enclosure, by the Coventry Canal, by the turnpike commissioners' allotment number 63*, by the turnpike*, and by the road leading through her allotment number 429); (gy) to Foleshill workhouse trustees for a freehold messuage and old enclosure, parcel number 431 (2a. 2r. 18p.) on Great Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 397* to Samuel Lloyd, 93* to Widow Dennis, 92* to John Deacon, 142 to Richard Hill and 391 to William Satchwell, and by the road* which leads from the turnpike and into that which leads to Bell Green Rock); (gz) to the trustees of Reverend Thomas Muston's Charity Estate for Wyken [Coventry county] and Brinklow (Warwickshire) parishes, parcel number 432 (14a. 1r. 29p.) in Shaw Field and on Little Heath (bounded by the Coventry Canal, by Richard Cooper's allotment number 62*, by ancient intakes numbers 82-79 [sic], by the pinfold, by the road* from Bell Green to the turnpike road, by allotments numbers 269* to Thomas Itchenor, 436* to Francis Woodhouse, 49* to the Clothiers' Company, 312a* to the Mercers' Company, 157* to the Butchers' Company, 418* to John Wood, 312 to Thomas Mackenson and 311* to [Reverend] Samuel Brookes (to be exchanged) and by an old enclosure* of T. Mackenson); (ha) to William Wilson, parcel number 433 (7a. 3r. 36p.) in Stafford's Wast[e] and "Fackley's" Wast[e] (bounded by an old enclosure of Richard Hopkins and his allotment number 22, by the road* from Alderman's Green to Longford, by new intake r2, by ancient intake number 60, by allotments numbers 25* to Joseph Bunney, 258 to John Hurst and 244 to Edward Hurst, by the turnpike*, by a private road*, and by allotments numbers 398* to William Tame, 245* to Edward Hurst, 403* to George Toone, 326* to Elizabeth Neale, 296* to Francis Lacey, 339* to Francis Pickard and 146* to Joseph Holmes); (hb) to Francis Woodhouse [victualler] for an ancient cottage and intake number 101 but excluding his Little Sydnall Field claims, (i) parcel number 434 (17p.) in Causeway Lane (bounded by Bell Green Rock road*, by John Deacon's allotment number 90*, by ancient intakes numbers 100, 101 and 100a and by John Deacon's allotment number 89), (ii) parcel number 435 (1r. 16p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Bell Green Rock road*, by allotments numbers 93 to Widow Dennis and 362 to Mary Smith, and by the road* leading out of the turnpike into that to Bell Green Rock) and (iii) parcel number 436 (2r. 16p.) on Little Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 432 to Wyken and Brinkow Charity trustees, 269* to Thomas Itchenor and 437* to Richard Walker, by the turnpike* and by Clothiers' Company allotment number 49); (hc) to Richard Walker for a messuage but excepting his Little Sydnall Field claims, parcel number 437 (39p.) on Little Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 269 to Thomas Itchenor and 438* to Samuel Walker, by the turnpike* and by Francis Woodhouse's allotment number 436); (hd) to Samuel Walker for a messuage but excepting his Little Sydnall Field claims, parcel number 438 (1r. 2p.) on Little Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 269 to Thomas Itchenor and 65* to George Cooke, by the turnpike* and by Richard Walker's allotment number 437); (he) to John Wright for two ancient houses and intakes number 39, (i) parcel number 439 (1r. 27p.) in Church Field (bounded by allotments numbers 300 to Joseph Lowe and 332 to Francis Oakes, by his own ancient intake, by new intake y, and by allotments numbers 7* to John Athersuch junior and 84 to Joseph Downing) and (ii) parcel number 169 (11p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Richard Hopkins' exchange-allotments numbers 170, 184 and 168 and by Richard Swain's allotment number 370) to be exchanged with R. Hopkins for new intake y; (hf) to Robert White for an ancient cottage and intake number 50, parcel number 440 (1r. 16p.) at Alderman's Green (bounded by the road* to Bulkington Lane, by Richard Hopkins' allotment number 216*, by new intake jj2, by R. Hopkins' allotment number 219 and by the private road* which leads to an old enclosure belonging to Hopkins which is called Walker's Yard); (hg) to Arthur Wilkinson for an ancient cottage and two intakes number 78, (i) parcel number 441 (15p.) by the road leading to Penny Park Gate (bounded by Thomas Hunt's allotment number 235, by said road*, by William Bright's allotment number 31a.*, by A. Wilkinson's own ancient intake and by a homestead belonging to Thomas Hunt), (ii) parcel number 442 (4p.) in "Holbrook" (bounded by the Holbrook-Exhall road*, by one of his own ancient enclosures and by an old enclosure of Thomas Hunt) and (iii) parcel number 443 (1r. 15p.) adjacent to Holbrook (bounded by the same road* to Exhall, by Greyfriars' Hospital trustees' allotment number 132, by an old enclosure called Whitmore Park and by the road* leading from Holbrook Road to Penny Park Gate); (hh) to William Wood for an ancient cottage and intake number 112, parcel number 444 (1r. 17p.) on Great Heath (bounded by ancient intake number 116, by his own ancient intake and cottage, by Coventry corporation allotment number 55*, by the turnpike* and by Joseph Belcher's allotment number 31); (hi) to William Worcester for an ancient cottage and intake number 113, (i) parcel number 445 (22p.) on Great Heath (bounded by the turnpike*, new intake f4, his own ancient intake and a road* leading to his own and other cottages and intakes), (ii) parcel number 446 (27p.) on Great Heath (bounded by the turnpike, by a Sir Thomas White's Charity trustees' allotment [William Woodcock not shown as a contiguous owner where his plots are herein described] and by new intake f4) and (iii) parcel number 193 (24p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Richard Hopkins' exchange-allotments numbers 194, 204, 192, 182, 183 and 184) to be exchanged with R. Hopkins for new intake f4; (hj) to Joseph Westley senior for two ancient cottages and intakes number 121, (i) parcel number 447 (10p.) on Great Heath (bounded by the road* to Holbrook, by the eastern end of [Lockhurst] Lane*, by one of his own ancient intakes and by John Westley's allotment number 449*) and (ii) parcel number 448 (1r. 24p.) on Great Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 79 to William Carpenter and 455 to Rebecca Yardley), by the road* to Holbrook and by John Westley's allotment number 450*); (hk) to John Westley for his ancient cottage and intake number 123, (i) parcel number 449 (12p.) on Great Heath (bounded by the Holbrook Road, by Joseph Westley's allotment number 448 and by Joseph Westley's ancient intake, by the end of a road* which leads into [Lockhurst] Lane and by John Westley's own ancient intake) and (ii) parcel number 450 (30p.) on Great Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 79 to William Carpenter and 448 to Joseph Westley, by the road* to Holbrook and by the bridle road* "falling into the same from the turnpike road"); (hl) to the owner(s) of an ancient cottage and intake number 128 now occupied by Thomas Wilmore in compensation therefor, parcel number 451 (1r. 15p.) on Great Heath (bounded by William Smith's old enclosures, allotments numbers 233 to Richard Hopkins and 412* to Thomas Tinsley, by the private road* leading to these owners' own and other houses, and by their own ancient intake); (hm) to William Young for two freehold messuages and an old enclosure, and for an ancient cottage and intake number 52, (i) parcel number 452 (1r. 7p.) near Longford (including his own house and homestead; bounded by ancient intake number 66, an old enclosure of Francis Lacey, that man's allotment number 295, the road* which leads from Edward Smart's, and by Joseph Holmes' allotment number 144*), (ii) parcel number 453 (7p.) at Longford (bounded by the turnpike*, by a private road* leading out of the turnpike to his own and other houses, and by Rebecca Jephcott's allotment number 271) and (iii) parcel number 454 (3r. 23p.) in Three Well Field (bounded by the Coventry Canal, by Francis Oakes' allotment number 331, by the turnpike* and by Samuel Bartlam's allotment number 26*); (hn) to Rebecca Yardley (widow) for an ancient cottage and intake number 122, parcel number 455 (36p.) on Great Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 79 to William Carpenter and 77 to Thomas Chapman, by the road* to Holbrook and by Joseph Westley senior's allotment number 448*); (ho) to Rght Honourable William, [Earl of] Craven, parcel number 376 (1a. 0r. 4p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Richard Swain's exchange-allotments numbers 374, 375, 377 and 380) to be exchanged with R. Swain for impropriate tithes issung out of Craven's four enclosed lands numbers 186, 187, 190 and 191 which are known as the Ridings; (hp) to Rhoda Lewis (widow) for her old enclosures, parcel number 377 (3r. 3p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Richard Swain's exchange-allotments numbers 376, 373, 379, 368, 375 and 370) to be exchanged with R. Swain for his impropriate tithes issuing out of her three lands numbers 398, 397 and 385 known as the Stripes; and (hq) to Thomas Dorrington for a small piece of ancient enclosure, parcel number 379 (4p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Richard Swain's exchange-allotments numbers 377, 373, 378 and 368) to be exchanged with R. Swain for his impropriate tithes issuing out of T. Dorrington's old enclosure number 375 which itself Swain will exchange with Samuel Brookes for allotment number 82 - all which allotments total 651a. 3r. 0p. plus 107a. 2r. 21p. for roads, excepting Little Sydnall Field and old lanes which remain public roads, plus 4a. 1r. 15p. on the heath which Coventry Canal proprietors have purchased for the canal and towpath at £134/4/9.25 (as agreed at the time of the canal's cutting by Mr. John Walls for the company and Mr. Richard Swain for the parish proprietors), which sum has been deferred because of the difficulty of apportioning it between the lord of the manor and the proprietors; owners should hedge and ditch by 24 Feb [1776]: octarily, having recited: firstly, that the Act says that Little Sydnall Field land which contans minerals should be allotted within one month of the commissioners' first meeting; secondly, that the interested parties want the land allotted [; thirdly,] since coal lies under the whole field at differing depths, so the value thereof is difficult to adjudge unless the proprietors undertake great expense; and fourthly, that the properties in the field, which straddles Foleshill and Exhall parishes, lie "promiscuously dispersed" so that one parish's could not be enclosed without the other but the Act does not cover Exhall: therefore the commissioners allot the lands which lie within Foleshill parish, exonerated from vicarial and impropriate tithes and from right of common, in compensation for the residue of all claims, as follows:- (a) to John Burton, (i) parcel number 455 (1a. 0r. 16p.) on the furlong shooting to Green Lane and on Middle Furlong (bounded by Richard Hopkins' lot number 470, ancient intake number 58a, Mary Wilson's lot number 484 and by the furlong south of the houses), (ii) parcel number 457 (1r. 8p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by his own old enclosure, by Richard Hopkins' lot number 471, by the Middle Furlong, by the furlong south of the houses and by Mary Wilson's lot number 487), (iii) parcel number 458 (1r. 39p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by his own old enclosure, by Richard Hopkins' lot number 472, by the furlong south of the houses and by a land of William Wilson's in Exhall parish) and (iv) parcel number 459 (2r. 13p.) in the Slade (bounded by White's Furlong, by lots number 493 to Francis Woodhouse, 495 to Samuel Walker and 462 to George Cook, by Exhall lordship and by Richard Hopkins' lot number 473); (b) to Right Honourable Hugh, Lord Clifford, (i) parcel number 460 (2a. 2r. 11p.) on the furlong shooting to Green Lane (bounded by Joseph Downing's lot number 463, by new intake o2, by William Wilson's Exhall land and by Middle Furlong) and (ii) by parcel number 461 (1r. 11p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by an old enclosure of John Burton, by George Downing's lot number 467, by the furlong south of the houses and by Francis Woodhouse's lot number 492); (c) to George Cook, lot number 462 (25p.) whereon his house stands in the Slade (bounded by lots numbers 495 to Samuel Walker and 493 to Francis Woodhouse, by Exhall lordship and by John Burton's lot number 459); (d) to Joseph Downing, (i) parcel number 463 (1r. 2p.) in the furlong shooting to Green Lane (bounded by Mary Wilson's lot number 485, new intake o2, Lord Clifford's lot number 460 and Middle Furlong), (ii) parcel number 464 (1r. 10p.) on Middle Furlong (bounded by Mary Wilson's lot number 484, the furlong shooting to Green Lane, Moor[e]'s Charity trustees' lot number 476 and the furlong south of the houses), (iii) parcel number 465 (1r. 13p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by an old enclosure of John Burton, by Mr. Harrold's Exhall land, by the furlong south of the houses and by other of Mr. Harrold's Exhall land), (iv) parcel number 466 (1r. 13p.) on White's Furlong (bounded like number 465), (v) parcel number 467 (1r. 10p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by John Burton's old enclosure, Mr. Harrold's Exhall land, the furlong south of the houses and by Lord Clifford's lot number 461) and (vi) plot number 469 (1r. 33p.) in the furlong south of the houses (bounded by White's Furlong, by Mr. Harrold's Exhall land, by Shipwreck Meadow and by Moor[e]'s Charity trustees' lot number 477); (e) to Richard Hopkins (esq.), (i) parcel number 470 (1a. 0r. 5p.) in the furlong shooting to Green Lane and in Middle Furlong (bounded by Francis Woodhouse's lot number 491, ancient intake number 58a, John Burton's lot number 456 and the furlong south of the houses), (ii) parcel number 471 (1r. 1p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by John Burton's old enclosure, Middle Furlong and J. Burton's lot number 457), (iii) parcel number 472 (1r. 23p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by John Burton's old enclosure, Mary Wilson's lot number 488, the furlong south of the houses, and J. Burton's lot number 458), (iv) parcel number 473 (1a. 1r. 37p.) on White's Furlong and the Slade (bounded by an old enclosure belonging to Parrott & Co., by lots numbers 490 of Mary Wilson and 459 of John Burton, by Exhall lordship, by Parrott & Co.'s lot number 496, by William Smith's lot number 480 and by Parrott & Co.'s Exhall land), (v) lot number 474 (1r. 28p.) in the furlong south of the houses (bounded by White's Furlong, Moor[e]'s Charity trustees' lot number 477, Shipwreck Meadow, an old enclosure in Exhall parish and Mr. Harrold's land there) and (vi) parcel number 475 (3r. 16p.) on the furlong south of the houses (bounded by White's Furlong, Middle Furlong, Shipwreck Meadow and Mary Wilson's lot number 487); (f) to Moor[e]'s Charity Estates trustees, (i) parcel number 476 (1r. 26p.) on Middle Furlong (bounded by the furlong south of the houses, by Joseph Downing's lot number 464, by the furlong shooting to Green Lane and by Mr. Harrold's Exhall land) and (ii) parcel number 477 (1r. 37p.) on the furlong south of the houses (bounded by White's Furlong, by Joseph Downing's lot number 469, by Shipwreck Meadow and by Richard Hopkins' lot number 474); (g) to William Smith, (i) parcel number 478 (39p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by Parrott & Co.'s old enclosure, Henry Greswold Lewis' lot number 481, the Slade and Mary Wilson's lot number 489), (ii) parcel number 479 (3r. 38p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by Parrott & Co.'s said old enclosure, Mary Wilson's lot number 489, the Slade and her lot number 490) and (iii) parcel number 480 (2r.) on White's Furlong (bounded by Parrott & Co.'s old enclosure, by their Exhall land, by the Slade and by their lot number 496); (h) to Henry Greswold Lewis (esq.), (i) parcel number 481 (2r. 9p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by John Burton's and Parrott & Co.'s old enclosures, Mr. Harrold's Exhall land, the Slade and William Smith's lot number 478), (ii) parcel number 482 (1r. 24p.) on the furlong south of the houses (bounded by White's Furlong, Mr. Harrold's Exhall land, Shipwreck Meadow, and other of Mr. Harrold's land) and (iii) parcel number 483 (1r. 30p.) on the furlong shooting down to Green Lane (bounded by Matthew Neale's Exhall land, new intake m2, Mr. Harrold's Exhall land and Middle Furlong); (i) to Mary Wilson (widow) (i) parcel number 484 (2a. 1r. 18p.) in the furlong shooting down to Green Lane and on Middle Furlong (bounded by John Burton's lot number 456, ancient intake number 458a, Shipwreck Meadow and the furlong south of the houses), (ii) parcel number 485 (1r.7p.) in the furlong shooting down to Green Lane (bounded by Exhall land lately - Garratt's, new intake o2, Joseph Downing's lot number 463 and Middle Furlong), (iii) parcel number 486 (37p.) on Middle Furlong (bounded by Exhall land lately - Garratt's, the furlong shooting to Green Lane, Joseph Downing's lot number 464 and the furlong south of the houses), (iv) parcel number 487 (1a. 1r. 7p.) on White's Furlong and the furlong south of the houses (bounded by John Burton's old enclosure, his lot number 467, Richard Hopkins' lot number 475, Shipwreck Meadow and Mr. Harrold's Exhall land), (v) parcel number 488 (1a. 0r. 18p.) on White's Furlong and the furlong south of the houses (bounded by John Burton's old enclosure, by Francis Woodhouse's lot number 492, by Exhall lordship, by Mr. Harrold's Exhall land and by Richard Hopkins' lot number 472), (vi) parcel number 489 (2r. 7p.) in White's Furlong (bounded by Parrott & Co.'s old enclosure, William Smith's lot number 478, the Slade and W. Smith's lot number 479) and (vii) parcel number 490 (1r. 31p.) on White's Furlong (bounded by Parrott & Co.'s old enclosure, William Smith's lot number 479, the Slade and Richard Hopkins' lot number 473); (j) to Francis Woodhouse, (i) parcel number 491 (1a. 0r. 10p.) on the furlong shooting to Green Lane and on Middle Furlong (bounded by Phillips Farmer et al's Exhall land, by the furlong south of the houses, by Richard Hopkins' lot number 470 and by new intake p2), (ii) parcel number 492 (1a. 0r. 35p.) on White's Furlong and the furlong south of the houses (bounded by John Burton's old enclosure, Lord Clifford's lot number 461, Mr. Harrold's Exhall land, Exhall lordship and Mary Wilson's lot number 488) and (iii) parcel number 493 (1a. 1r. 28p.) in the Slade (bounded by White's Furlong, Joseph Downing's lot number 468, Richard Walker's lot number 494, Exhall lordship and lots numbers 462 of George Cook, 490 of Samuel Walker and 459 of John Burton); (k) to Francis Woodhouse, (i) parcel number 491 (1a. 0r. 10p.) on the furlong shooting to Green Lane and on Middle Furlong (bounded by Phillips Farmer et al's Exhall land, by the furlong south of the houses, by Richard Hopkins' lot number 470 and by new intake p2), (ii) parcel number 492 (1a. 0r. 35p.) on White's Furlong and the furlong south of the houses (bounded by John Burton's old enclosure, Lord Clifford's lot number 461, Mr. Harrold's Exhall land, Exhall lordship and Mary Wilson's lot number 488) and (iii) parcel number 493 (1a. 1r. 28p.) in the Slade and about his messuage (bounded by White's Furlong, Joseph Downing's lot number 468, Richard Walker's lot number 494, by Exhall lordship, and by lots numbers 462 to George Cook, 495 to Samuel Walker and 459 to John Burton); (l) to Richard Walker, plot number 494 (26p.) which is the site of his own messuage and homestead (bounded by lots numbers 493 to Francis Woodhouse and 468 to Joseph Downing, Exhall lordship and another part of lot 493); (m) to Samuel Walker, parcel number 495 (19p.) which is the site of his own messuage and homestead (bounded by lots numbers 493 to Francis Woodhouse, 462 to George Cook and 459 to John Burton; and (n) to Francis Parrott, Thomas Whieldon, John Fernyhough and George Taylor, parcel number 496 (6a. 1r. 23p.) called the Rough (bounded by their own old enclosure, by lots numbers 480 to William Smith and 473 to Richard Hopkins and by ancient enclosures in Exhall) - all which lots total 31a. 2r. 3p., which aggregates with the rest of Foleshill land now being enclosed at 795a. 3r. 24p.: nonarily that, having recited: firstly, that the commissioners are authorised to enquire into boundaries within Little Sydnall Field between Foleshill and Exhall parishes[; and secondly, that] the lands above mentioned belong to Foleshill parish, others not mentioned to Exhall: therefore the commissioners authorise the following exchanges:- (a) Samuel Brookes with Richard Hopkins, his vicarial allotment number 209 (1r. 32p.) on Great Heath in compensation for vicarial tithes (bounded by a vicarial homestead, the road from Bell Green to the church, a private road in both the vicar's allotment number 413 and the school trustees' number 356, and by the churchyard); (b) William Newton with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 208 (3r. 5p.) for R. Hopkins' allotment number 207 known as Church Lane Croft (2r. 12p.) (bounded on the north by the road from Bell Green to the church, south by Thomas Butlin's old enclosure number 206, elsewhere by W. Newton's old enclosures); (c) Ephraim King with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 203 (26p.) on Great Heath for R. Hopkins' new intake or cottage l4 on Great Heath (1p.) (bounded south by James Smith's allotment number 394 and elsewhere by E. King's allotment number 294); (d) John Phillips with Richard Hopkins, allotment 147 (10p.) on Great Heath for new intake a (10p.) on Court House Green (bounded by allotments numbers 344 of J. Phillips and 106 of Elliott and Kettle, and by ancient intake number 1); (e) Thomas Strong with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 148 (10p.) on Great Heath for new intake b (10p.) on Court House Green (bounded by allotments numbers 382 to T. Strong and 248 to Edward Hare, and by ancient intakes numbers 2, 4 and 3 [sic]); (f) William Atkins senior with Richard Hopkins, (i) allotment number 149 (10p.) on Great Heath for new intake c (10p.) on Court House Green (bounded by allotments numbers 2 to William Atkins [junior] and 368 to Richard Swain, by ancient intakes [sic] number 5, Thomas Butlin's old enclosure and ancient intake number 6) and (ii) allotment number 153 (10p.) on Great Heath for new intakes q1 and q (together 11p.) on Court House Green (one bounded by Edward Hare's allotment number 242, ancient intake 12 and W. Atkins [junior's] allotment number 3, the other by the road to the workhouse, the said allotment number 153 and ancient intake number 12); (g) Arthur Judd with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 150 (14p.) on Great Heath for new intake d (13p.) on Court House Green (bounded by allotments numbers 273 to Joseph Judd and 2 to William Atkins [junior] and by ancient intakes numbers 6 and 7); (h) John Lloyd with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 151 (8p.) on Great Heath for new intake e (8p.) on Court House Green (bounded by allotments numbers 304 to J. Lloyd and 16 to Thomas Butlin and by ancient intake number 9); (i) Edward Hare with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 152 (7p.) on Great Heath for new intake f (7p.) on Court House Green (bounded by Hannah Lloyd's allotment number 277, ancient intakes numbers 10 and 11 and E. Hare's allotment number 247); (j) William Carpenter of Great Heath with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 154 (5p.) on Great Heath for new intake h (5p.) on Court House Green (bounded by William Carpenter's allotment number 66, the workhouse road and ancient intakes numbers 13 and 14); (k) Richard Rowney with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 155 (3p.) on Great Heath for new intake i (3p.) on Court House Green (bounded by R. Rowney's allotment number 350 and ancient intakes numbers 14 and 15); (l) John Brass with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 156 (5p.) on Great Heath for new intake j (5p.) on Court House Green (bounded by J. Brass' allotment number 21, ancient intake number 18, old enclosure number 239 and Richard Swain's allotment number 367); (m) John Hutchinson, William Hutchison and Anne Hutchinson with Richard Hopkins, allotments numbers 157 and 158 (together 21p.) on Great Heath for new intakes k and l (together 21p.) on Court House Green (whereof k is bounded by the Hutchinsons' own allotment number 249 and Richard Swain's allotment number 367, by R. Swain's old enclosure and by ancient intake number 19; l by allotment number 249, ancient intake number 19 and Thomas Butlin's old enclosure); (n) Abraham Dewis with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 159 (13p.) on Great Heath for new intake m (13p.) on Court House Green (bounded by "the private road to certain houses", A. Dewis' allotment number 96, the Bell Green Rock road and Mary Millichip's allotment number 319); (o) John Hill with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 160 (38p.) on Great Heath for new intakes n and n1 (together 39p.) on Court House Green (whereof one is bounded by an old enclosure which belongs to Lord Clifford, ancient intake number 24, by the road to Hall Green and by Wyken lordship; the other by ancient intake number 26, Lord Clifford's enclosure and the Hall Green road); (p) Hugh, Lord Clifford with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 161 (5p.) on Great Heath for new intake o (5p.) at Court House Green (bounded by the road to Hall Green and by an old enclosure and homestead which belong to Lord Clifford); (q) Charles Smith with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 162 (8p.) on Great Heath for new intake p (8p.) at Coney bob [sic] (bounded by the Hall Green road, Stump Lane and ancient intake number 27); (r) Richard Swain with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 163 (8p.) on Great Heath for new intake r (8p.) at Bell Green (bounded by R. Swain's allotment number 372 and his old enclosure lately Gascoyne's); (s) Samuel Lloyd with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 164 (10p.) on Great Heath for new intake s (10p.) at Bell Green (bounded by Robert Garrett's allotment number 134, the road to Hall Green, Thomas Atkins' allotment number 4 and ancient intake number 30); (t) William Riley junior with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 165 (2p.) on Great Heath for new intake t (2p.) on Bell Green (bounded by the private road to certain houses and by ancient intake number 33); (u) Thomas Clarke with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 166 (2p.) on Great Heath for new intake u (3p.) at Bell Green (bounded by ancient intakes numbers 35 and 34 [sic], by a private road to houses and by the Hall Green road); (v) Mary Marshall with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 167 (2p.) on Great Heath for new intake v (2p.) at Bell Green (bounded by M. Marshall's allotment number 321 and the Hall Green road); (w) Frances Orton (widow) with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 168 (3p.) on Great Heath for new intake x (2p.) on Bell Green (bounded by the Hall Green road, her own house and allotment number 332, and Joseph Lowe's enclosure); (x) John Wright with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 169 (11p.) on Great Heath for new intake y (8p.) on Bell Green (bounded by ancient intake number 39, by the road to the church and by allotments numbers 7 to James Athersuch junior and 439 to John Wright); (y) Thomas Smith with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 170 (10p.) on Great Heath intake for new intake z (10p.) at Hall Green (bounded by the road, by T. Smith's own house and old enclosure and by Joshua Clewer's old enclosure); (z) Joshua Clewer with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 171 (1p.) on Great Heath for new intake o2 (1p.) at Hall Green (bounded on all sides by the road over the green [sic]); (aa) Thomas Green with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 172 (22p.) on Great Heath for new intake d2 (22p.) on Alderman's Green (bounded by allotments numbers 135 to T. Green and 427 to Bartholomew Williamson, by an old enclosure of R. Hopkins and by ancient intake number 48); (ab) Richard Drake with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 173 (20p.) on Great Heath for new intake e2 (19p.) on Alderman's Green (bounded by Joseph Copestak[e]s' and R. Drake's old enclosures, by the road over the green and by new intake f2); (ac) Joseph Copestak[e]s with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 174 (13p.) on Great Heath for new intake g2 (13p.) on Alderman's Green (bounded by his own old enclosures and allotment number 53 and by new intake h2); (ad) Thomas Fletcher with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 175 (2p.) on Great Heath for new intakes jj2 and j2 [sic] (together 31p.) on Alderman's Green (whereof jj2 is bounded by Robert Wale's allotment number 440 and R. Hopkins' allotments numbers 216 and 219, j2 by T. Fletcher's allotment number 120, by the private road leading to Walker's Yard and by ancient intakes numbers 50 and 51); (ae) Francis Oakes with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 176 (14p.) on Great Heath for new intake k2 (14p.) at Longford (bounded by an old enclosure of Elizabeth Wigston and Sarah Smith, by ancient intake number 62, by new intake t2 and by ancient intake number 71a); (af) Samuel Bartlam with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 177 (10p.) on Great Heath for new intake u2 (10p.) at Longford (bounded by ancient intake number 62, by the turnpike, by R. Hopkins' allotment number 212 and by new intake t2); (ag) William Tame with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 178 (2p.) on Great Heath for new intake x2 (2p.) at Longford (bounded by W. Tame's allotment number 39, by new intake w2 [sic], by ancient intake number 66 and by new intake y2); (ah) Thomas Tame with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 179 (5p.) on Great Heath for new intake y2 (5p.) at Longford (bounded by T. Tame's own allotment number 399, by new intake x2, by ancient intakes numbers 66 and 67 and by Hannah Cox' allotment number 69); (ai) John Hall with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 170 (7p.) on Great Heath for new intake z2 (11p.) at Longford (bounded by allotments numbers 263 to J. Hall and 261 to Hannah Hall, by ancient intakes numbers 69 and 70 and by the Coventry Canal); (aj) John Sedgley with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 181 (12p.) on Great Heath for new intake a3 (13p.) at Longford (bounded by J. Sedgley's own house and allotment number 381 and by Thomas Tame's allotment number 400); (ak) William Holland with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 182 (1a. 0r. 14p.) on Great Heath for new intake e3 (1a. 0r. 24p.) on Little Heath (bounded by the Coventry Canal, the road from Bell Green to the turnpike, Southams' allotment number 385, ancient intake number 84 and Richard Cooper's allotment number 62); (al) John Clewer with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 183 (3p.) on Great Heath for new intake j3 (3p.) on Little Heath (bounded by the road from Bell Green to the turnpike, by new intake [i3] and by ancient intake number 85); (am) John Tinsley junior with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 184 (29p.) on Great Heath for new intake r3 (32p.) on Great Heath (bounded by J. Tinsley junior's own allotment number 411, by Richard Swain's allotment number 370, by Ellott's and Kettle's old enclosure and by ancient intake number 92); (an) Thomas Dodd senior with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 185 (9p.) on Great Heath for new intake s3 (20p.) on Great Heath (bounded by T. Dodd senior's own allotment number 99, by ancient intake number 93 and by the end of the private road leading to his house); (ao) Richard "Dalton", James Dalton and Thomas Dalton with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 186 (24p.) on Great Heath for new intake t3 [no area] on Great Heath (bounded by the private road which leads to the Daltons' and other houses and by ancient intakes numbers 94 and 95a); (ap) Jeremiah Bland with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 187 (1r. 13p.) on Great Heath for new intake w3 (1r. 24p.) on Great Heath (bounded by new intake v3, ancient intakes 95a, 95 and 96, by Joseph Judd's allotment number 281 and by "the said private road"); (aq) John Judd with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 188 on Great Heath (22p.) for new intake x3 (24p.) on Great Heath (bounded by his own allotment number 275, by an old enclosure in Saint Michael's parish and by the end of the road to Crab Mill); (ar) William Jackson with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 189 (16p.) on Great Heath for new intake y3 (15p.) in Causeway Lane (bounded by his own allotment number 286 and John Deacon's number 89, by ancient intake number 104 and by Richard Jackson's allotment number 285); (as) William Satchwell with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 190 (27p.) on Great Heath for new intake z3 (27p.) on Great Heath (bounded by his own allotment number 391, by Richard Hill's allotment number 142, by that man's old enclosure and by ancient intake number 105); (at) William Hill with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 191 (31p.) on Great Heath for new intake b4 (31p.) on Great Heath (bounded by W. Hill's allotment number 266, ancient intake number 106 and a private road leading to several houses); (au) James Satchwell with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 192 (13p.) on Great Heath for intake d4 (13p.) on Great Heath (bounded by new intake c4, "the path between the houses and intakes", by his own allotment number 393 and by John Smith's intake number 392); (av) William Worcester with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 193 (24p.) on Great Heath for intake f4 (18p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Holbrook Road, by his own allotment numbr 446, by an old enclosure belonging to Coventry corporation, by ancient intake number 113 and by his own allotment number 445); (aw) Thomas Collins with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 194 (7p.) on Great Heath for new intake i4 (6p.) on Great Heath (bounded by his own allotment number 75 and by ancient intakes numbers 116, 117 and 118); (ax) John Lenton with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 195 (17p.) on Great Heath for new intake j4 (13p.) on Great Heath (bounded by his own allotment number 309, by Holbrook Road, by Thomas Collins' allotment number 75, by ancient intake number 118 and by [Lockhurst] Lane); (ay) James Smith with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 196 (12p.) on Great Heath for new intake m4 (14p.) on Great Heath (bounded by ancient intake number 125, new intake n4, private road to J. Smith's and other houses, and by his own allotment number 394); (az) to John Smith with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 197 (11p.) on Great Heath for new intake n4 (12p.) on Great Heath (bounded by ancient intake number 126, "the privste road to the houses" and new intake m4); (ba) Samuel "Jervice" with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 198 (5p.) on Great Heath for new intake q4 (4p.) on Great Heath (bounded by Thomas Brookes' allotment number 35, by the private road which leads to William Smith's old enclosure, and by ancient intakes numbers 130 and 131); (bb) Thomas Brookes with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 188 (8p.) on Great Heath for new intake r4 (6p.) on Great Heath (bounded by new intake s4, T. Brookes' own allotment number 35, new intake q4 and by ancient intakes numbers 130, 131and 132); (bc) William Gilbert with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 200 (13p.) on Great Heath for new intake s4 (10p.) on Great Heath (bounded by allotments numbers 355 to James Roberts, 138 to William Gilbert and 35 to Thomas Brookes, by new intake r4 and by ancient intakes numbers 133, 132 and 132a); (bd) Thomas Moor[e] with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 201 [no acreage] on Great Heath for new intake [t]4 (10p.) on Great Heath (bounded by his own allotment number 323, by "the road" and by ancient intakes numbers 132 and 133); (be) William Carpenter of Great Heath with Richard Hopkins, allotment number 202 (17p.) on Great Heath for new intake u4 (12p.) on Great Heath (bounded by his own allotment number 78 and by ancient intakes numbers 133 and 134); (bf)-(dj) as (a)-(be) but mentioning Richard Hopkins and his land first and the other proprietors and theirs second; (dk) Richard Hopkins with Thomas Foster, allotment number 117 (1a. 3r.11p.) in Fackley Wast[e]s for T. Foster's land B (1a. 3r. 11p.) in Exhall parish (on the eastern side of the Oxford Canal and bounded by R. Hopkins' allotment number 223 and Joseph Holmes' number 146, and by the said canal); (dl) Matthew Neale with Thomas Foster, allotment number 328 (2r. 32p.) in Fackley Wast[e]s for T. Foster's land A (2r. 32p.) in Exhall parish (bounded by the Coventry Canal, M. Neale's allotment number 329, the turnpike and the rest of Foster's land in the Exhall section of Fackley Wast[e]s); (dm) as (dj),(dk) but from Thomas Foster's standpoint; (dn) Hugh, Lord Clifford with Elizabeth Wigston and Sarah Smith, allotment number 124 (1a. 0r. 25p.) on Little Heath for their old enclosed piece of land number 122 called Mog Moor (1a. 0r. 36p.; bounded by Foxford Lane, William Hanbury's allotment number 169 and an old enclosure belonging to Lord Clifford); (do) as (dn) but from Elizabeth Wigston's and Sarah Smith's standpoint; (dp) William, Lord Craven with Richard Swain, allotment number 376 (1a. 0r. 4p.) on Great Heath for R. Swain's impropriate tithes which issue from Lord Craven's old enclosures called the Ridings and are numbered 186, 187, 190 and 191; (dq) Rhoda Lucas with Richard Swain, allotment number 377 (3r. 3p.) on Great Heath for his impropriate tithes which issue from her old enclosures called the Stripes and are numbered 385, 397 and 398; (dr) Thomas Mackenson with Richard Swain, allotment number 378 (5p.) on Great Heath for R. Swain's impropriate tithes which issue from T. Mackenson's piece of enclosed land which he has exchanged with Samuel Brookes qua vicar; (ds) Thomas Dorrington with Richard Swain, allotment number 379 (4p.) on Great Heath for Richard Swain's impropriate tithes which issue from T. Dorrington's piece of old enclosure number 375 which he has exchanged with Samuel Brookes qua vicar; (dt) (i)-(iv) as (dp)-(ds) but from Richard Swain's standpoint; (du) Samuel Brookes qua vicar with Thomas Mackenson, allotment number 311 (1r. 36p.) in Shaw Field for T. Mackenson's old enclosure number 374 (1r. 19p.; bounded by Samuel Brookes' allotmenr number 413, by the Coventry Canal and by an old enclosure of Mackenson's), discharged from impropriate tithes; (dv) as (du) from Thomas Mackenson's standpoint; (dw) Samuel Brookes with Thomas Dorrington, allotment number 82 (1r. 22p.) on Great Heath for old enclosure number 373 (1r. 1p.; bounded by S. Brookes' allotment number 413, by Thomas Mackenson's old enclosure mentioned in (du), by the Coventry Canal and by Mary Wilson's allotment number 430), discharged from impropriate tithes; (dx) as (dw) from Thomas Dorrington's standpoint; (dy) Thomas Cater with Arthur Judd, allotment number 36a (2p.) for old enclosure 137 (1.5p.; bounded by the public road to Hall Green, by the residue of "the said old enclosure" and by T. Cater's old enclosure number 136); (dz) as (dy) from Arthur Judd's standpoint; (ea) Richard Hall with Richard Hopkins and Francis Roberts, allotment number 131a (16p.) for that part [no acreage] of F. Roberts' new intakes q4 which lies south of a line ranging with the northern end of the allotment number 141 (bounded by R. Hill's old enclosure, that man's allotment number 141 and the rest of q4); (eb) as (ea) from Richard Hopkins' and Frnacis Roberts' standpoint; (ec) Hugh, Lord Clifford with Richard Swain as owner of the estate lately Gascoyne's, that small part (4p.) of Judd's Meadow (all number 202) which is contained between a line ranging from the southern end of R. Swain's enclosure number 200 called Backside to the northeastern corner of Lord Clifford's old enclosure number 245 and the southwestern end of Clifford's old enclosure number 198 called Penny Park, which portion of meadow is intended as commutation between two old enclosures numbered 200 and 197 which belong to Swain, the meadow itself being exchanged for Swain's accustomed road over the northern side of Clifford's old enclosure number 245 and running into number 197; and (ed) as (ec) from Richard Swain's standpoint: decarily, whereas the Act stated that cottages and encroachments which have been erected on the common within the previous twenty years (the tithes to which were founded in possession) should be deemed Richard Hopkins' property as lord of the manor so that he might execute leases upon their occupiers' applying to the commissioners for 99 years from 25 Apr before the Act's passage at a maximum of 5/- per cottage with manorial dues paid, therefore schedule A lists those persons with their properties and rent: and undecarily, firstly, that the costs of grass seed and the ploughing and folding of the enclosed lands, together with the surveyor's costs for exonerating old enclosures from tithe, need to be taken into account; secondly, that there are residuary charges; and thirdly, that those costs total £1,062/1/2.5, to which should be added £134/4/9 received by Coventry Canal proprietors: therefore the £1,060/1/2.5 shall be borne by the proprietors as per schedule B and paid to William Dadley (of Coventry, gentleman [attorney]) by next 21 Aug..
Schedules A and B as recited.
20 May 1774. Oaths of impartiality generally and as regards tithes.
Endorsed: [Acknowledged in Chancery,] 21 Jul 1776.