Discharging a covenant entered into between John Weston and Samuel Jackson, and empowering the trustees of the Maze estate to complete certain sales Act 1829

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Citation1829 c. 40
Year1829
ANNO DECIMO
GEORGII IV. REGIS.
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Cap.
40.
An Act for discharging a Covenant entered into by
John Webbe Weston
Esquire with
Samuel Jackson
Esquire, since deceased; and for empowering
the Trustees of the Maze Estate, late of the said
John
Webbe
Weston,
to complete certain Sales.
[19th June 1829.]
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THEREAS by an Indenture of Bargain and Sale, dated the indenture
of
%/%/ Twenty-seventh Day of
November
One thousand eight hun- Bargain and
f ? dred and five, duly enrolled in His Majesty's Court of Sale, dated
Common Pleas at
Westminster
in the then
Michaelmas
Term, and ex- .IL ov'
pressed to be made between
Charles Bodenham
and
Charles
Butler Esquires
of the First Part, Stephen Hope Gentleman of the Second Part, John
Webbe
Weston Esquire of the Third Part, John
Webbe Weston
Esquire,
therein described as his eldest Son and Heir Apparent by
Elizabeth Weston
his first Wife of the Fourth Parr, William Witham Gentleman of the
Fifth Part, and Francis Witham Gentleman of the Sixth Part, and by
virtue of a Common Recovery suffered in pursuance thereof in the said
Court of Common Pleas in
Michaelmas
Term aforesaid, wherein the said
John
Webbe Weston
the younger and John
Webbe Weston
the elder were
respectively the First and Second Vouchees, all the Manor or Lordship
of the Maze, in the Schedule to the said Indenture stated to be situate in
the Parish of Saint
Olave,
and in the Parishes of Saint
Thomas
and Saint
[Private.] g g Joint
10°GEORGII IV. CapAO.
John
Bermondsey,
or some of them, in the Borough of
Soutbwark
in the
County of
Surrey,
with its Appurtenances, and all the Messuages, Lands,
and Hereditaments situate within or Parcel of the said Manor or in the
said Borough, devised to the said
John Webbe Weston
the Father by the
therein-named Testatrix, were limited to such Uses and upon such Trusts
as the said
John Webbe Weston
the Father and
John Webbe Weston
the Son
should by any Deed or Deeds, with or without Power of Revocation and
new Appointment, to be by them sealed and delivered in the Presence of
and attested by Two or more credible Witnesses, jointly appoint, and in
default of and until or subject to any such Appointment, to the Use of
the said
John Webbe Weston
the Father and his Assigns, during the joint
natural Lives of himself and the said
John Webbe Weston
the Son, without
Impeachment of Waste ; with a Limitation to certain Trustees and their
Heirs,
during the joint Lives of the said
John Webbe Weston
the Father
and
John Webbe Weston
the Son, in Trust to preserve contingent Re-
mainders
;
and in case the said
John Webbe Weston
the Son should survive
his said Father, then, from and after the Decease of the said John
Webbe
Weston
the Father, to the Use of the said
John Webbe Weston
the Son, his
Heirs and Assigns: And whereas the said
John Webbe Weston
the Father
died in the Month of
October
One thousand eight hundred and twenty-
Indenture of three, leaving the said John
Webbe Weston
the Son him surviving: And
j808Au§USt
wnereas bv an Indenture dated the Eighth Day of August One thousand
eight hundred and eight, and expressed to be made between the said
John
Webbe Weston
the Father and John
Webbe Weston
the Son of the
one Part, and the said
Charles Bodenham
and
Charles
Butler of the other
Part, the said
John Webbe Weston
the Father and
John Webbe Weston
the
Son did in pursuance of the aforesaid Power jointly appoint that the said
Indenture of Bargain and Sale and Common Recovery should thenceforth
enure as to the said Manor of the Maze with its Appurtenances, and all
their Messuages, Lands, and Hereditaments situate within or Parcel of
the same Manor in the said Borough of
Southixark,
comprised in the last-
mentioned Assurances, which had not then been sold and disposed of, to
the Use, among other Limitations, that the said
John Webbe Weston
the
Son might, during the joint Lives of himself and his Father, receive the
Annuity therein mentioned ; and to the further Use that
Thomas Monington
Weston (therein called
Thomas
Weston,
and therein described to be the
Second and only younger Son of the said John
Webbe Weston
the Father,)
and his Assigns, in case he should survive his said Father, and in case
Mary
Wakeman
Widow, or any Issue of her Body entitled or inheritable
under the Limitations contained in a certain Settlement executed by Ann
Monington Spinster of her Samesfield Estate, should be then living,
should receive, during
the
joint Lives of himself and of the said Mary
Wake-
man,
or any such her Issue as aforesaid, and for the Term of Six Calendar
Months next after the Death of the said Mary
Wakeman
and the Failure
of such her Issue as aforesaid, an annual Sum or Rent-charge of Two
hundred Pounds to be issuing out of the same Manor, Messuages, Lands,
and Hereditaments, and to be payable quarterly as therein mentioned,
with usual Powers of Distress and Entry for securing the same Charge;
and to the further Use that in case Melior Mary
Weston,
Elizabeth
Mary
Weston,
and
Bridget
Mary
Weston,
Three of the Daughters of the said
John Webbe Weston
the Father, or any of them, should survive him, and
should be single and unmarried at the Time of his Death, then each of
the said Daughters who should survive her said Father, and should be
1 single
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