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Whereby, having recited: firstly, that by virtue of indentures made on 20 Dec 1821 (between Joseph Riley of the first part, Samuel Collins of the second, Martin Orton and Thomas Paul of the fifth, Robert Whittall of the fourth and Richard Lenton of the fifth), 9 Jul 1825 (between Richard Lenton and Thomas Stringer of the first part, Charles Holt [pawnbroker] and others of the second, James Elliott [ribbon-manufacturer] of the third and Samuel Carter of the fourth), 24 Jun 1847 (between Richard Hunter of the first part, James Elliott of the second, John Hollick [farmer] and others of the third, Henry Gamble [butcher] of the fourth and William Gamble [coaldealer] of the fifth), 27 Aug 1857 (between Manasseh Courts [ribbon-manufacturer] and George Lee of the first part, William Judd of the second and James Green of the third), 23 Jan 1895 (between John Smith of the first part, Reverend Nicholas William Thomkinson of the second and Joseph Brearley [Inland Revenue clerk] and others of the third, 11 Apr 1953 (between Courtaulds Ltd. (in 1974 described as of 18, Hanover Square, London, W1A 2BB [artificial-fibre manufacturers]) of the first part, Reverend George Harold Thompson of the second and William Henry Copson et al of the third), and 4 Apr 1962 (between Courtaulds Ltd. of the first part, Reverend John Robert Wright of the second and Walter Dunn [textile foreman] et al of the third) and by various memoranda of appointment of new trustees (culminating in one dated 12 Apr 1972), this deed's land is vested in Leslie Douglas Gentry (of 45, Towers Close, Kenilworth, Warwickshire), Morris Harvard Barnwell (of 10, Pangfield Park, Allesley Park, Coventry), Eunice White (of 69, Guild Road[, Kingfield], Coventry), Michael John Harris (of 43, Stoneleigh Avenue[, Earlsdon], Coventry), Eva Kenny (of 25, Holmsdale Road[, Great Heath], Coventry), Maurice David Hunter (of 75, Old Church Road[, Little Heath], Coventry), Robert Stratham "Mathews" (of 44, Maycock Road[, Kingfield], Coventry), Frank Edward Hughes (of 3, Davenport Road[, Earlsdon], Coventry), Ethel Florence Barnwell (of 208, Prince of Wales Road[, Chapelfields], Coventry), Gerald Alfred Pratt (of 26, Belgrave Road[, Wyken], Coventry), Herbert Edward Westwood (of 108, Parkgate Road[, Holbrooks], Coventry), Roland Leslie Parker (of 54, Evenlode Crescent[, Coundon], Coventry), Edith Nellie Harris (of 122, Woodside Avenue[, Styvechale], Coventry), Alice Evelyn Boniham (of 13, Matlock Road[, Great Heath], Coventry), Grace Rose Bentley (of 109, Beresford Avenue[, Great Heath], Coventry), Claude Francis Redgrave (of 1, The Moat, Berkswell, near Coventry [architect]), Dorothy Mary Redgrave (of 1, The Moat, Berkswell) and Stephen Ernest Lake (of 51, Finham Green Road[, Finham], Coventry) upon terms agreeable to a 15 Dec 1932 model deed for the Methodist church; secondly, that Leslie Douglas Gentry et al have agreed to sell the land for £35,000; thirdly, that the Methodist Conference's president Reverend John Russell consented thereto on 2 Sep 1974; and fourthly, that the vendors have approved this transaction: therefore for £35,000 Leslie D. Gentry et al convey to Courtaulds land on the west side of Lockhurst Lane, Coventry as shown on a plan herewith, subject to the restrictive covenant to which Richard Lenton agreed in the 1821 deed and to none of the site's being used during the next five years for the sale of intoxicating liquor or as a dance hall or betting or gambling establishment.