Concerninge the matters < in > contraversy and variance betwen William Tubman, clarke, parson of Whicham, and Thomas Kirkbanke, the said jur[y] presentes and orders that the said William Tubman shall have free drifte with his sheipe betwen the Haningstone and the Moregillbecke up to the Stonye Slacke.  And the said Thomas Kirbanke to have his free drifte with his sheipe betwen the Moregillbeke and the Bellcrage upe to the Stonye Slacke and there booth there sheipe to goe together quietly and feed there horne by horne without disturbance or interrupcion < of > either of the said parties or any other person . . . upon paine of every one in defalt to lese xxs.