Bubwith and Hartlethorpe (Yorkshire, East Riding) inclosure Act 1832
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1832 c. 3 |
| Year | 1832 |
ANNO SECUNDO
GULIELMI IV. REGIS.
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Cap.
3.
An Act for inclosing Lands in the Townships of
Bubwitk and
Harlethorpe
in the Parish of
Bubwith
in the East Riding of the County of
York.
[23d May 1832.]
W
HEREAS there are within the Townships of
Bubwith
and
Harlethorpe
in the Parish of
Bubwith
in the East Riding
of the County of York several Open Common Fields,
Ings,
Meadows, Pastures, Commons, and Waste Grounds, containing
in the whole about
One
thousand seven hundred Acres: And whereas
the Right Honourable Mary the Dowager Lady
Stourton
is Lady of
the Manor of Bubwith with
Harlethorpe,
which extends over the
whole of the said Two Townships, and as such entitled to the Soil
of all the said Pastures, Commons, and Waste Grounds, and to all
Royalties whatsoever to the same belonging, and is also Owner of
several Balks dispersed in the said Open Fields, and of several
Cottages and Buildings heretofore erected upon the said Waste
Grounds: And whereas the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral and
Metropolitical Church of Saint
Peter
in York are the Owners or
Impropriators of One Moiety or equal Half Part of all the Rectorial
or Great Tithes arising within the said several Townships, and Henry
John
Dickens
Esquire, or his Heir, is the Lessee
thereof;
and John
Dunnington Jefferson
Esquire is also the Owner or Impropriator of
the other Moiety or equal Half Part of all the Rectorial or Great
[Private.'] s Tithes
70 2°GULIELMI IV. Cap.3.
Tithes arising within the said several Townships: And whereas the
King's most Excellent Majesty, in right of His Crown, is seised of
and in one Mediety of the Perpetual Advowson, Right of Patronage,
and Collation of, in, and to the Parish Church and Vicarage df
Bubwith
aforesaid; and the said Dean and Chapter are seised of and
in the other Mediety of the Perpetual Advowson, Right of Patronage,
and Collation of; in, and to the Parish Church and Vicarage of
Bub-
with
aforesaid; and the Reverend
John Wilkinson
is Vicar of the said
Vicarage and Parish Church, and as such entitled to all the Small
Tithes arising within the said several Townships, and to certain Glebe
Lands lying within the said Township of
Bubwith;
And whereas as
well the said Dean and Chapter and the said John
Dunnington
Jef-
ferson, as also Francis Knyvett Leighton, Thomas
Clark,
Charles
Weddall,
Esquires,
William
Chaplin,
Edward
Charles
Weddall,
Richard
Raines
Savage,
and several other Persons respectively are Owners or
Proprietors of all the Messuages, Cottages, Frontsteads, Lands, and
Grounds within the said several Townships: And whereas an Act
was passed in the Forty-first Year of the Reign of His Majesty King
41G.3.C.109.
George
the Third, intituled An Act for
consolidating
in
One
Act
cer-
tain Provisions usually inserted
in Acts oflnclosure, and for facilitating
the
Mode of proving
the several Facts usually required on the passing
of
such
Acts: And whereas an Act
was
passed in the First and Second
Years of the Reign of His late Majesty King
George
the Fourth,
l
& 2
G.
4.
intituled An Act to
amend the
Laws
respecting the inclosing
of
Open
c.
23.
Fields, Pastures, Moors,
Commons,
and Waste Lands in England:
And whereas the Lands and Grounds of the respective Proprietors
in the said Open Fields, Ings, and Meadows lie intermixed, and the
same, and the said Pastures, Commons, and Waste Grounds, are sb
circumstanced as to render the Cultivation and Management thereof
in their present State inconvenient, and it would tend greatly to the
Advantage of the several Proprietors thereof and Persons interested
therein if the said Open Fields, Ings, Meadows, Pastures, Commons,
and Waste Grounds were divided and inclosed, and specific Parts
thereof allotted to the several Persons interested therein in propoitf
tion to their respective Rights and Interests, and if Compensation §£•
Satisfaction were made for the Tithes arising therefrom, and also
from the ancient inclosed Lands within the said several Townships
of
Bubwith
and
Harlethorpe;
but such beneficial Purposes cannot
Wi
effected without the Aid and Authority of Parliament: May it thefie^
fore please Your Majesty that it may be enacted; and be it enacted*
by the King's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice an^l1
Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in thS'
present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the sarae^
Commis- That John Ayer of
Heslington
in the said County of
York,
Gentlei
sioners
ap-
marl) an(j jpiffiam
Pilkington
of
Thorne
in the said County of
YorTc,
pom e
. Gentleman, (and their Successors to be appointed as herein-after*
mentioned,) shall be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners'
for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the said Open Fields, Ings,
Meadows, Pastures, Commons, and Waste Grounds, and for putting^
this Act and the said recited Acts into execution, in the Manner and
subject to the Rules, Orders, and Directions herein contained, m$
also with and subject to the Powers and Provisions of
the
said recite^
Acts,
except where the same are hereby varied and altered. ,/i(*
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