Noted in passing : John Lovelock of Marlstone, a substantial farmer , rented a few acres in Buckleberry in order to get the right to graze all his cattle on the commons . Buckleberry commoners objected and hired a lawyer Source: Berks . R.O. D/EHy L 5 "The case of the Buckleberry Farmers and Mr Polenger's Opinion thereon" 28 Dec 1733 Quote in Neeson, J.M (1993) "Commoners: common right , enclosure and social change in England ", 1700-1820