Concerning problems about the herding of sheep, there is formed a committee to come with a solution; consisting of Lord van den Bellinckhof, judge Hubert for the schout of Twente, for the  smallholders of Vasse D'Nitert, and for the smallholders from Mander D'Dull, Furthermore the hereditary chairman of the common and respective stewards of the province and lords of the Ridderschap, Lords of Den Boiterhof, Lord J. Bosh, Perigonius, and Nagerl at Quee[?]. They are to view the concerned locations and speak with both sides, and if possible make reasonable regulations and set landmarks. They will begin the 4th of August and finish before the end of September. Furthermore, they are to present their report at the next meeting. The smallholders from Mander and from Vasse are ordered that during this inquiry they are allowed to use the concerning location for the herding of sheep, but this does not create a precedent.