Butterwick Estate Act 1856
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1856 c. 8 |
| Year | 1856 |
ANNO DECIMO NONO & VICESIMO
VICTORIA REGIN.E.
Cap.
8.
An Act to enable the Trustees of the Will of
Matthew Butterwick Esquire to sell the Rectory
and Tithes of Thirsk, held by Lease for Lives
under the Archbishop of York, and certain
Policies of Assurance, and for the Investment of
the Proceeds, and for other Purposes ; of which
the Short Title is '" Butterwick's Estate Act,
1856/'
[14th Jufy 1856.]
"HEREAS Matthew Butterwick, late of Thirsk in the Will
of
County of York, Esquire, by his last Will and Testament, g^re^ck
bearing Date on or about the Third Day of August One dated 3a
thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, duly executed and attested Aug. 1826.
as by Law was then required for the Devise of Freehold Estates, gave
and devised his Rectory and Parsonage of Thirsk aforesaid, with the
Mansion House, Buildings, Gardens, Orchards, Dovehouses, Barns,
Stables, Edifices, Glebe Lands, Pastures, Feedings, Tithes, Oblations,
Obventions, Fruits, Rights, Profits, Commodities, Emoluments, and
Advantages thereto belonging, held by Lease for Three Lives under
the;
Archbishop of- York, unto and to the Use of Valentine Kitching-
\Private? 4 \ man
318 19° & 20° VICTORIA, Cap.8.
ButterwicKs Estate Act, 1856.
man of Thirsk aforesaid, Esquire, and John Sanders Walton of
Northallerton in the said County of York, Gentleman, their Heirs
and Assigns, during all his the Testator's Estate and Interest therein,
upon trust to do every Act that might be necessary for the obtaining
of a new Lease of the same. (Rectory and Premises from Time to
Time as often as any of the Persons upon whose Lives the then
present or any future Lease thereof did or might depend should or
might depart this Life, and by and out of the Rents and Profits of
the:
said. Leasehold Premises to pay so much and such Part of the
Rents reserved and to be reserved by the then present and every future
Lease thereof as the same Premises werchable or contributory to pay,
and to perform the Covenants therein contained, so far as the same did
or should relate to the same Premises, and also by and out of the Rents
and Profits of the said Leasehold Premises,
or.
by Mortgage
thereof,
to.
raise and levy from Time to Time such Sum or Sums of Money as
should be sufficient for paying the Fine, Fees, and Expenses incident
to every such Renewal, and to apply the Money so to be raised for
the answering of that Purpose accordingly; and the Testator declared
and directed that the said Valentine Kitchingman and John Sanders
Walton, their Heirs and Assigns, should stand and be seised of the
said Leasehold Rectory' arid Premises during the Continuance of the
then present and every future Lease thereof (subject nevertheless to
the Trusts therein-before thereof declared) upon the Trusts following?
(that is to say,) as to One Fourth Part thereof in trust fbr the
Testator's Nephew
•
the Reverend Robert Lascelles and his Assigns
during the Term of his natural Life, with Remainder in trust fdr all
and every the Child and Children of the said Robert Lascelles lawfully
begotten or to be begotten, to be divided between or amongst them
in equal Shares as Tenants in Common, and for the Heirs of the Body
and respective Bodies of all and every such Child and Children, with
cross Remainders in Tail, between or among such Children, with
Remainder in trust for the Testator's Nephew John Francis Lascelles
(who is throughout the said Will by Mistake called John Lascelles)
and his Assigns during the Term of
his
natural Life, with Remainder
in trust for ;all and every the Child and Children of the said John
Francis Lascelles, lawfully begotten or to be begotten, to be divided
between or amongst them in equal Shares as Tenants in Common,
and the Heirs, of the Body and respective Bodies of all and every
such Child .and Children, with cross Remainders in Tail between or
among such Children, with Remainder in trust to pay the Rents,
Issues, and Profits thereof into the proper Hands of the Testator's
Niece Hannah Frances
Hird,
or to the Hands of such Person or
Persons as"she by any Note or Writing under her Hand should from
Time, to Time, but not by way of Anticipation, appoint to receive the
same, during; her Li% for her sole and separate Use, as therein men-
tioned, with'Remainder. in Trust for all and every the Child and
Children
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