Baroness Windsor Estate Act 1857

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1857 c. 7
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ANNO VICESIMO
&
VICESIMO PRIMO
VICTORI^E REGINLE.
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An Act
for
authorizing the raising
of
Money
on
the Security of* Estates
in the
County
of
Gla-
the Will
of the
Right
morgan settled
Honourable Other Archer late Earl
of
Plymouth
deceased, and the Application
of
the Money for
the Improvement
of
Parts
of the
Estates,
in
order
to
render them available
as
Building
Lands, and
for
confirming
an
Agreement with
the Penarth Harbour, Dock, and Railway Com-
pany, heretofore called the
Ely
Tidal Harbour
and Railway Company; and for other Purposes.
[25th August 1857.]
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HERE AS by an Indenture
of
Settlement dated the Third
Day of August One thousand eight hundred and eleven,
between the Right Honourable Other Archer then Earl of
Plymouth (since deceased)
of
the Eirst Part, the Right Honourable
Lady Mary Sackville Spinster (now the Dowager Countess Amherst)
of the Second Part, the Right -Honourable Arabella Diana Duchess
]
u
u
of
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Baroness Windsors Estate Act, 1857.
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of Dorset (then the Wife of the Right Honourable Charles Lord
Whitworth) of the Third Part, the Right Honourable William Pitt,
then Baron, afterwards Earl Amherst, and Charles Lord Whitworth,
of the Fourth Part, the Most Noble George John Frederick Sackmlle
Duke of Dorset and the Most Honourable Arthur Blundell Sandys
Trumbull Marquis of Downshire of the Fifth Part, the Honourable
Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson (afterwards Earl of Liverpool, and
since deceased) and Charles Pascoe Grenfell Esquire of the Sixth
Part, and the Right Honourable James Walter Viscount Grimston
and the Reverend Thomas Blackall Clerk of the Seventh Part, (being
the Settlement executed on the Marriage of the said Earl of Plymouth
with Lady Mary Sackville, late Countess of Plymouth and now the
Dowager Countess Amherst,) the Estates of the late Earl of Plymouth
in the County of Glamorgan and elsewhere, including the Manors
of Tardebig and Bromsgrove in the Counties of Worcester and
Warwick, were settled to Uses whereunder (in the Events which
have since happened)' the Dowager Countess Amherst is entitled to
receive out of those Estates or Parts thereof a yearly Rentcharge of
Four thousand Pounds during her Life for her Jointure, and in bar
of all Dower or Thirds, with the usual Powers of Distress and Entry
for Recovery thereof when in arrear; and the Hereditaments charged
therewith are vested in Charles Pascoe Grenfell for a Term of One
hundred and fifty Years, without Impeachment of Waste, upon trust
for better securing the Rentcharge, and the Settlement contained
Powers for the late Earl of Plymouth to grant Building and other
Leases of the Settled Estates or Parts
thereof:
And whereas Other
Archer late Earl of Plymouth (in this Act called "the Testator"),
being or claiming to be entitled to appoint by his Will or to devise
the Settled Estates by his Will dated the Twenty-seventh Day of
February One thousand eight hundred and thirty, and duly executed
and attested as then required for devising Real Estate, appointed the
r
Freehold Manors and Hereditaments in the County of Glamorgan
and elsewhere, over the Inheritance of which he had any Power of
Appointment, by that his Will to the Use3 therein-after limited
thereof,
and devised the same Freehold Manors and Hereditaments
and all other Freehold Manors and Hereditaments in the Countv
of Glamorgan and elsewhere, of the Inheritance, whereof he had
the Power to dispose,, unto the Earl Amherst and John Drum-
mond and their Heirs; as to the Freehold Manors and Hereditaments
in the County of Glamorgan and other Hereditaments, including the
Manors of Tardebig and Bromsgrove, to the Use of Charles D.rurn-
mond and John Mills, their Executors, Administrators, and Assigns,
for a Term of Five hundred Years, upon Trusts for raising such Money
for Payment of the Testator's Debts, Funeral'Expenses, and Legacies
as.his Personal Estate should be insufficient to discharge, and subject
thereto
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thereto and to a Limitation of an annual Sum of Two thousand Pounds
for the Benefit of the Testator's Wife (but which never arose), and
of an annual Sum of Three hundred Hounds for the Benefit of the
Testator's Uncle, the Honourable and Reverend Andrews Windsor
^but which was afterwards revoked by a Codicil), and to a Limitation
of the usual Powers and Remedies for securing the Payment of those
annual Sums respectively, and to a Limitation to the Use of the Right
Honourable George John Earl De La Warr and the Earl of Liverpool,
their Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, for a Term of Six hun-
dred Years, upon Trusts thereby declared (but which Trusts never
arose and which Term has ceased) to the Use of the Earl Amherst
and John Drummond and their Heirs during the Life of the Testator's
Sister Lady Harriet dive, now the Baroness Windsor, without Im-
peachment of Waste, upon Trust for her Sole and separate Use, with
Remainder to the Use of Robert Clwe (now the Honourable Robert
Windsor Clive) her eldest Son and his Assigns during his Life, with-
out Impeachment of Waste, with Remainder to the Use of the Earl
Amherst and John Drummond and their Heirs during his Life, upon
the usual Trust to preserve contingent Remainders, with Remainder to
the Use of the First Son of Robert Windsor Clive in Tail Male, with
Remainder to the Use of the Second and other Sons of Robert Windsor
Clive severally and successively, according to Priority of Birth in
Tail Male, with Remainder to the Use of an Infant then lately born,
Second Son of the Baroness Windsor, and his Assigns, during his Life,
without Impeachment of Waste, with Remainder to the Use of the
Earl Amherst and John Drummond and their Heirs during his Life,
upon the usual Trust to preserve contingent Remainders, with Re-
mainder to the Use of the First Son of that'infant Son in Tail Male,
with Remainder to the Use of the Second and other Sons of that infant
Son severally and successively, according to Priority of Birth in Tail
Male, with Remainder to the Use of the Third and other younger
Sons of the Baroness Windsor severally and successively, according
to Priority of Birth in Tail Mail, with divers Remainders over, and
the Testator thereby empowered Robert Windsor Clive, when in pos-
session, by Deed or Will to appoint a Jointure for his Wife, and a Term
of Years upon trust for securing the same, and to charge Portions for
his younger Children, with a Term for raising the same; and the
Testator thereby declared his Will to be that it should be lawful for
the Baroness Windsor and Robert Windsor Clwe, and others therein
named respectively, as and when they respectively should be in the
actual Possession or beneficially entitled to the Rents, Issues, and
Profits of the Manors and Hereditaments therein-before appointed or.
devised, or any of them,
or any Part for Parts
thereof,
and for the
Earl Amherst and John Drummond, and the Survivor of them, and
the Executors or Administrators of such Survivor, during the Minority
of

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