Holy Jesus Hospital, Newcastle-upon-Tyne: providing for better support and regulation, confirming sales and dispositions and repealing an Act of 1846 [c.39] with the same provisions Act 1847
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1847 c. 34 |
ANNO DECIMO & UNDECIMO
VICTORLE REGINA.
Cap.
33.
An Act to enable the Trustees and Executors of
the Will and Codieil of Sir John Saint Aubyn
Baronet, deceased, to raise a Sum of Money
towards the Liquidation of his Debts, by Mort-
gage of his devised Estates in the County of
Devon, instead of selliog certain Leasehold
Hereditaments in the County of Cornwall; and
to enable the said Trustees to convey the Re-
version in Fee Simple in the same Hereditaments,
vested in them for that Purpose under the Will
of the Reverend John
Molesworth
Saint Aubyn
deceased, to the Uses of the said Will and
Codieil of the said Sir John Saint Aubyn, so as
to convert such Leaseholds into a Fee Simple
Estate in possession
;
and for other Purposes.
[22d July 1847.]
"W w T"HEREAS by Indentures of Lease and Release and Settle- Indenturesof
m/m' mentHearing Date respectively the Eleventh and Twelfth Settlement
? f Days of July One thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, J£ ^bvn"
the Release and Settlement being made or expressed to be made dated iith
FPrivate.1 io
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between and I2th
L J lw ' July 1832.
1046
10° & 11°
VICTORIA
CapM.
between Sir John Saint Aubyn of
Clowance
in the County of Com-
wall, Baronet, of the one Part, and William Wingfield Esquire, One
of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery, the Reverend William
Grylls of Trinity
College,
Cambridge, and Rector of
Crowan
in the
said County ofCornwall, Clerk, and Edward Saint Aubyn of Lin-
coln's Inn in the County of Middlesex, Esquire, of the other Part,
after reciting that the said Sir John Saint Aubyn was desirous of
making such Provision as was therein-after contained for Richard
Saint Aubyn, therein described of Trinity
College,
Cambridge,
Thomas
John Saint Aubyn, the Reverend John Humphry Saint Aubyn, therein
described as of Boulogne-sur-Mer in France, Frames Saint Aubyn,
the Wife of the Reverend Robert Thomas Saint Aubyn, and the said
Edzvard Saint Aubyn, Party thereto, and their respective Families,
and also for James Saint Aubyn, therein described as ofLincoln's Inn
aforesaid, Edmund Francis Saint Aubyn of Shrewsbury in the County
of Salop, Esquire, Hebe Elizabeth Frideaux Widow, Ann White
Widow, the Sister of the said Sir John Saint Aubyn, and Barbara
White, the Daughter of the said Ann White, and that the said Richard
Saint Aubyn, Thomas John Saint Aubyn, John Humphry Saint Aubyn,
Robert Thomas Saint Aubyn, James Saint Aubyn, Edmund Francis
Saint Aubyn, and Hebe Elizabeth Frideaux, were his natural Chil-
dren, he the said Sir John Saint Aubyn granted, released, and con-
finned unto the said William Wingfield, William Grylls, and Edward
Saint Aubyn, Party thereto, and to their Heirs, all and every the
Manors or Lordships, Advowsons (except the Advowson of the
Rectory of Stoke Damarell in the County of Devon), Lands, Tene-
ments, Tithes, and Hereditaments of or belonging to him the said
Sir John Saint Aubyn, in the Counties of Devon and
Cornwall
or else-
where (except in the Parish of
Crowan
in the said County of
Corn-
wall),
with their and every of their Rights, Royalties, Members, and
Appurtenances, to hold the same unto and to the Use of the said
William Wingfield, William Grylls, and Edward Saint Aubyn, Party
thereto, their Heirs and Assigns, upon trust that they, and the Sur-
vivors and Survivor of them, his Heirs and Assigns, shottld at the
Expiration ofTwenty-one Years, to be calculated from the Day of
the Death of the said Sir John Saint Aubyn, or before the Expiration
of such Twenty-one Years, if to them or him in their or his absolute
Discretion should seem fit, levy and raise, by Mortgage of the whole
or any Part, or by Säle of any Part not situate within the said County
of
Cornwall,
of the Manors, Hereditaments, and other the Premises
thereby granted and released or expressed or intended so to be,
subject as after mentioned, or by such other Means as to them or
bim in their or his own absolute Discretion should seem fit, the Sum
of Sixty-four thousand Pounds, and should in the meantime and
until the whole of the said Sum of Sixty-four thousand Pounds should
be so levied and raised levy and raise, bv and out of the Rents and
Profits of the M
anors,
Hereditaments, and other the Premises thereby
granted and released, or of some Part
thereof,
or by Säle or Mortgage
from Time to Time of the said Hereditaments, if they or he should
think fit, Interest lipon the said Sum of Sixty-four thousand Pounds,
or upon such Part thereof as from Time to Time should not be
levied and raised, after the Rate of Five Pounds per Centum per
Annum, to be computed from the Day of the Death of the said Sir
John
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