Commissioners.—Edward Hare of Castor, Northampton, Gentleman; William Young of Chancery Lane, Gentleman; Richard Davis of Lewknor, Oxford, Gentleman. Two a quorum. Vacancies to be filled by remaining Commissioners from persons not interested in the Inclosure.
Surveyor.—One named. Vacancy to be filled by Commissioners.
Payment to Commissioners.—£2, 2s. for each working day. Nothing about Surveyor’s pay.
Special clause that certain Surveys already made may be used.
Claims.—All claims about Right of Common ‘and all Differences and Disputes which shall arise between the Parties interested, or claiming to be interested in the said intended Division and Inclosure, or any of them concerning their respective Rights, Shares, and Interests in the said open Fields, arable and meadow Grounds, and Lammas Lands, Commons, Moors, and Waste Grounds, or their respective Allotments, Shares and Proportions which they, or any of them ought to have’ in the division, are to be heard and determined by the Commissioners. This determination is to be binding and conclusive on all parties; except with regard to matters of Title which can be tried at law.
System of Division—Special Provisions:
(1) Lords of the Manor (Sir William Gibbons, Thomas Somers Cocks, Esq., and Thomas Graham, Esq.).—One sixteenth part of the residue of the Moors and Waste Lands, when roads and allotment for gravel have been deducted.
(2) Tithe Owners.—Not to be prejudiced by the Act. Land still to be liable to tithes as before.
(3) Gravel Pits.—For roads and for use of inhabitants; not more than 3 acres.
(4) Provision for Poor.—Such parcel as the Commissioners think proper (‘not exceeding in the whole 30 Acres’). To be vested in the Lords of the Manor, the Vicar, Churchwardens, and Overseers, and to be let out, and the rents and profits thereof to be given for the benefit of such occupiers and inhabitants as do not receive parish relief, or occupy lands and tenements of more than £5 a year, or receive any allotment under the Act.