The Beauchamp Charity Act 1860

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1860 c. 5
Year1860
VICESIMO TERTIO & VICESIMO QUARTO
VICTORLE
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Cap.
5.
^n Act to enable the Trustees of Lord Beau-
champ's Charity to purchase the Right of Nomi-
nation to the Chapelry of Neivland in the County
of Worcester, and to vest in them the Site of the
Church or Chapel of Neivland.
[20th August I860.]
HEREAS the Right Honourable John Reginald Pindar Earl
Beauchamp duly executed his Will, dated the Eighteenth
Day of June One thousand eight hundred and forty-seven,
ind thereby gave and devised a Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land situate
n the Hamlet of Newland in the County of
Worcester,
containing Eight
kcres,
more or less, with the Appurtenances, unto and to the Use of his
Nephew the Honourable Charles Grantham Scott, his Heirs and Assigns
•or ever, and the Testator thereby gave and devised all and singular
>ther his Freehold and Copyhold Manors, Messuages, or Tenements,
Farms, Lands, Tithes, and Hereditaments, situate in the Counties
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of
Worcestw and Lincoln and elsewhere, and all other the Real Estaite,
whatsoever and wheresoever, which he was seised of or in any Manner
sntitledto or interested in, either in Possession, Reversion, Remainder, or
Expectancy, for any greater Estate or Interest than for the Remainder
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of his Life, or over which he had any Power of Appointment or Disposi-
tion, (except the Herieditaments vested in him as Mortgagee or Trustee,)
to the Use of the said Charles Grantham Scott and his Assigns for and
during the Term of his natural Life, without Impeachment of Waste
(except voluntary Waste in pulling down Houses or other Buildings, and
not rebuilding the same), and from and after his Decease to the Use of
the First, Second, Third, Fourth, and all and every Son and Sons succes-
sively according to Seniority of the said Charles Grantham Scott in Tail
Male, with Remainder to the Use of the First and all and every other
the Daughter and Daughters of his said Nephew Charles Grantham Scott
in Tail Male, with Remainder to the Use of the First,. Second, Third,
Fourth, and all and every other Son and Sons of the said Charles Grant-
ham Scott in Tail General, with Remainder to the Use of the First and
all and every other the Daughter and Daughters of his said Nephew
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Charles Grantham Scott in Tail General, with Remainder to the Use of
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the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and all and every other Son and Sons
of the Right Honourable John Henry Earl of Clonmell in Tail Male,
with Remainder to the Use of the Testator's own right Heirs for ever:
Provided, and the Testator thereby directed and declared that, in case the
Person or Persons, being such Second or other Son of the said John
Henry Earl of Clonmell as aforesaid, >vho, under the Limitations therein-
before contained, should or. might be or become entitled for an Estate
Tail in the Hereditaments and Premises therein-before devised, either in
Possession or in Remainder expectant on the Limitations therein-befpre
contained in favour of the said Charles Grantham Scott, should at any
Time thereafter become Earl of Clonmell, then and in that Case and so
often as the same should happen the Estate Tail of any such Second or
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other Son or Issue Male of and in all and singular the Hereditaments
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therein-before devised as aforesaid should thereupon cease, determine,
and become void, so and in such Manner that immediately thereupon the
said thereby devised Hereditaments and Premises should (subject and
without Prejudice to the Uses and Estates thereby limited in Priority to
the Estate which should so,cease) go over unto the Person-or Persons
next entitled in.Remainder under the Limitations therein-before contained,
in the same Manner as if the Person whose Estate Tail should so. cease,
determine, an(l become void were dead without leaving,
any.
Issue, of him-
self
or,
his
Ancestor capable of inheriting under the Entail which should
be so determined; and the said Will contained a Provision in the follow7-
ing Words:—" And whereas I have contemplated erecting and endowing
" Almshouses, either upon some Part of my Estate or elsewhere in, the
" Hamlet of Newland "aforesaid, for the Residence of Twelve or some
" larger Number of poor;Men and Women, Members of the Church of
" England, who should have been employed in Agriculture, and have
" been reduced by Sickness, Misfortune, or Infirmity: Now, in case I
? should happen to die without effecting such, Object, and,, any Person
" .or Persons should within Twelve Months after my Decease, .at their,
" his,

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