James Bradshaw and others estate: enabling grant of leases of estates in Lancashire Act 1836

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1836 c. 19
Year1836
ANNO SEXTO ET SEPT1MO
GULIELMI IV. REGIS.
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Cap.
19.
An Act for enabling* James Edward Bradshaw
Esquire and others to grant Leases of certain
Estates in the County Palatine of Lancaster,
devised by the Will of John Bradshaw Esquire,
deceased. [4th July 1836.]
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HERE AS by Indentures of Lease and Release, bearing indentures
Date respectively on or about the Twenty-fourth and of Lease and
Twenty-fifth Days of February One thousand eight hun- Releas(j of ,
/-..•'.. 'J - - *? the 24th and
died and nine, the Release being expressed to be made between ^|,
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John Bradshaw, then late of Darceij Lever in the County Palatine of February
Lancaster, but then oi Great Pulteney £/ratf inthe Parish of
Batlvwick
1809.
in the County of
Somerset,
Esquire, (since deceased,) of the First Part,
Jane Bradshaw Widow (since deceased) of the Second Part, Charlotte
Mary Smith Spinster (since deceased) of the Third Part, Edward
Greaves Esquire (since deceased) and John Newman Esquire of the
Fourth Part, Ralph Peters Esquire and Samuel Skurray Day Esquire
(since deceased) of the Fifth Part, (being the Settlement made in
consideration of a Marriage then intended to be and which shortly
afterwards was duly had and solemnized between the said John
Bradshaw and the said
Charlotte
Mary Smith,) a Capital Messuage and
Tenement, with the Appurtenances, situate in Darcey Lever in the
said County of Lancaster, and also the Closes, Lands, and Here-
ditaments thereunto belonging, or therewith usually occupied or
enjoyed, with the Appurtenances, and divers other Messuages, Lands,
Tenements, and Hereditaments therein particularly described, situate
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GULIELMI IV. CapA9.
in Darcey Lever in the Parish of Bolton le Moors in the said County
of Lancaster, and ail other the Hereditaments whatsoever whereof
or wherein the said John liradshaw had any Estate
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Inheritance by
Descent, Devise, Purchase, or otherwise, situate in the said Parish of
Bolton in the Moors, with their Appurtenances, were duly conveyed
and assured by the said John Bradshaw and Jane Bradshaw to the
Uses in the said Indenture of Release and Settlement and in part
herein-after mentioned; ("thatis to say,) from and aftertheSolemnization
of the said then intended Marriage to the Use of the said John
Bradshaw and his Assigns for his Life, without Impeachment of Waste,
with a Limitation in Remainder of a yearly Rent-charge of Five
hundred Pounds to the said Charlotte Mary Smith during her Life by
way of Jointure, with the usual Powers and Remedies for recovering
and enforcing Payment of the same; and subject thereto to the Use
of the said Edward Greaves and John Newman, their Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, for the Term of One hundred Years,
upon certain Trusts for securing the said Jointure; and subject thereto
to the Use of the said Ralph Peters and Samuel Skurray Day, their
Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, for the Term
of*
One thou-
sand Years, to commence from the Decease of the said John Bradshaw,
and to be without Impeachment of Waste, upon certain Trusts therein-
after declared and herein-after in part set forth ; with Remainder to
the Use of the said John Bradshaw, his Heirs and Assigns for ever;
and the said Term of One thousand Years so limited in Use to the
said Ralph Peters and Samuel Shirr ay Day is in and by the said
Indenture of Release and Settlement declared to have been so limited
to them upon Trust, in case there should be an eldest or only Son
and One or more other Child or Children of the Body of the said
John Bradshaw on the Body of the said Charlotte Mary Smith to
be begotten, then, after the Decease of the Survivor of them the said
John Bradshaw and Charlotte Mary Smith, by the usual Ways and
Means to levy and raise such Sum or Sums for the Portion or Portions
of all and every such Child and Children, except an eldest or only
Son, as are therein mentioned, namely, in case there should be (as in
the Event then were) Three such other or younger Children besides
an eldest or only Son, then to raise and levy the Sum of Four thou-
sand Pounds for the Portions of such Three Children, to be payable
and paid at such Time or Times and in such Shares and Proportions
as the said Jolm Bradshaxo, by Deed or by his last Will and Testa-
ment, to be respectively executed in the Manner therein mentioned,
should direct or appoint, and in default of such Appointment then
the same to be equally divided between or among them, Share and
Share alike, the said respective Shares or Portions to be paid to
younger Sons at their respective Ages of Twenty-one Years, and to
Daughters at their respective Ages of Twenty-one Years or Day or
Days of Marriage, with such Consent as therein mentioned, which
should first happen next after the Decease of them the said John
Bradshaw and Charlotte Mary Smith ; and upon further Trust, after
the Decease of the Survivor of them the said Jo/in Bradshaw and
Charlotte Mary Smith, to levy and raise such yearly Sum or Sums as
in the said Indenture of Release and Settlement are expressed for the
Maintenance and Education of such Child and Children respectively
for whom a Portion or Portions was or were thereby intended to be
provided

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