Resolution is fine, no problem.
I appreciate you say it's dated 1665, but it must be 1665/66, because 18 Charles II is 30 Jan 1666 – 29 Jan 1667, and the Purification is 2 Feb, so the Octave will be 10 Feb.
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This is the final agreement made in the court of the Lord King at Westminster on the Octave of the Purification of the Blessed Mary in the eighteenth year of the reign of Charles the Second after the Conquest, by the grace of God King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, before Orlando Bridgeman, Thomas Tirrell, Samuel Browne and John Archer, justices, and other judges loyal to the King then and there present, between William Lane and Hugh Ford, plaintiffs, John Rowley, gentleman, & Elizabeth his wife, Richard Bradshawe the younger, gentleman, & Katherine his wife, John Irish, and Thomas Corfeild & Margaret his wife, defendants, concerning two messuages, sixty acres of meadow land, forty acres of pasture, common rights of pasture and common rights of turf, with appurtenances, in Tunstall, Bagnold, Horton, Norton, Slyn otherwise Slyndon, Ridgway & Eccleshall, whence a plea of covenant was summoned between them in the same court, namely, that the aforesaid John & Elizabeth, Richard & Katherine, John, and Thomas & Margaret have acknowledged the aforesaid tenements and common rights with appurtenances to be the right of the same Hugh and William, as being those which the same Hugh and William have as a gift of the aforesaid John & Elizabeth, Richard & Katherine, John, and Thomas & Margaret; and they have remised and quitclaimed these from themselves John & Elizabeth, Richard & Katherine, John, and Thomas & Margaret and their heirs to the aforesaid William and Hugh and the heirs of the same Hugh for ever And the same John Rowley and Elizabeth have granted on behalf of themselves and the heirs of the same John that they will warrant to the aforesaid William and Hugh and the heirs of the same Hugh the aforesaid tenements and commons with appurtenances against the aforesaid John & Elizabeth and the heirs of the same John for ever And also Richard & Katherine have granted on behalf of themselves and the heirs of the same Richard that they will warrant to the aforesaid William and Hugh and the heirs of the same Hugh the aforesaid tenements and commons with appurtenances against the aforesaid Richard & Katherine and the heirs of the same Richard for ever And also John Irish has granted on behalf of himself and his heirs that he will warrant to the aforesaid William and Hugh and the heirs of the same Hugh the aforesaid tenements and commons with appurtenances against the aforesaid John and his heirs for ever And also the same Thomas & Margaret have granted on behalf of themselves and the heirs of the same Thomas that they will warrant to the aforesaid William and Hugh and to the heirs of the same Hugh the aforesaid tenements and commons with appurtenances against the aforesaid Thomas & Margaret and the heirs of the same Thomas for ever And for this recognition, remise, quitclaim, warranty, fine and agreement, the same William and Hugh have given to the aforesaid John & Elizabeth, Richard & Katherine, John, and Thomas & Margaret one hundred and twenty pounds sterling.
