(35) Court action from 1781 about 45 acres of meadows, pasture and commons at Cricklade, between Walter & Ann Brind on the one hand and Charles Poulton and Thomas Dutton junior, on the other. The judgement includes £60 given by Charles & Thomas to Walter & Ann. If you add the £60 to the £510 received according to the agreement of April 1781, you get a total of £570, which is the purchase price mentioned in that agreement. This is the final agreement made in the Court of Our Sovereign Lord the King at Westminster from Easter day in fifteen days in the twenty first year of the Reign of George the Third by the Grace of God of Great Britain France & Ireland King Defender of the faith er Before Alexander Lord Lowthborouth Henry Gould George Mares & John Heath justices of our Lord the King & others then & there present Between Charles Poulton the younger & Thomas Dutton pths and Walter Brind & Ann his wife deferts of one toft fifteen acre of land fifteen acres of meadows fifteen acres of Pasture & common of pasture for all & all manner of cattle with the appurts in Cricklade & Chelworth whereupon a plea of covenant was summoned between them in the same court that is to say that the aforesd Walter & Ann have acknowledged the aforesd tenemts & common of pasture with the appurts to be the Right of him the sd Charles as these which the sd Charles & Thomas have of the gift of the aforesd Walter and Ann and those they have Revised & Quitclaimed from them the sd Walter & Ann & their heirs to the aforesd Charles & Thomas & the heirs of the sd Charles for ever and Moreover the sd Walter & Ann have granted for them & the heirs of the sd Walter that they will warrl to the aforesd Charles & Thomas & their heirs of the sd Charles the aforesd tenemts & common of pasture with the appurts against than the sd Walter & Ann & the heirs of the sd Walter for ever and for this acknowledgment Rents Quitclaim Warranty ffine & agreement the sd Charles & Thomas have given to the aforesd Walter & Ann sixty pounds sterling.