Viscount Montagues Estate Act 1805
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Citation | 1805 c. lxxxv |
| Year | 1805 |
ANNO QUADRAGESIMO QUINTO
EORGII REGIS
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Cap.
85,
An Act
for
effecting
the
Sale
or
Exchange
of
certain
Real Eftates
and
Hereditaments late
of
George
Samuel Lord Vifcount Montague deceafed
; and
laying out the Money thence arifing
in
the Purchafe
of other Real Eftates.
^yth^une 1805.]
J" 7TIEREAS
the
Right Honourable George Samuel Lord Vifcount The will of
\
/%/
Montague, decealed,
did by his
lail Will
and
Teflament
in
Lord vikount
V
v
Writing, bearing Date
on or
about
the
Thirteenth
Day
of
^JaT^th
November
in the
Year One thoufand feven hundred
and
ninety-two, after November
charging
all his
Manors
and
Hereditaments
in
the County
of
Suffix with I79**
the Payment
of
an
annual
Sum
of
Four hundred Pounds^ clear
of
all
Taxes
and
Deductions, unto
his
Mother
the
Right Honourable Fra?ices
Dowager Vifcountefs Mc7itague,
for
her
Life
(in
addition
to
the
annual
Kent Charge
of
Six
hundred Pounds then payable
to her
thereout), give
and devife
all
and
every
his
Manors, Mefluages, Farms, Lands,
and
[LGC.
fcf
Per.']
17 O
Hereditaments,
I526 45°GEORGII IIL Cap. 85.
Hereditaments, fituate, lying, and being in or within the County o
Suffix, unto his Sifter Elizabeth Mary, now the Wife of William Stephci
Poyntz of Ccwdray in the Countv of Su>/:xf Efquire, then the Honour-
able Elizabeth Ma-y Browne Spinflcr, ami her Alligns for her Life, with.
out Impeachment of Waite, with Remainder to John Gagt and J.hh
ForJia\ and their Heirs, during her Life, in Truft to preferve connngeni
Remainders, with Remainder to the Firfl and other Sons of the'fahl
Elizabeth Mary-7 fucceflively in Tail General, with Remainder to all and
every the Daughter and Daughters of the faid Elizabeth Mary9 if more
than One, as Tenants in common in Tail General, with crofs Re-
mainders to the Survivors, or others of fuch Daughters, on Failure oi
Iffue of any of them, as Tenants in common in Tail General, with Re-
mainder to Sir Richard Bed.ngfeld Baronet then Richard Bedingfdd
Efquire, by the Description of his Coufm Richard Bedingfcld, Sou ol
Sir Richard Bedingfeld Baronet), and his Afligns, for his Life* without
Impeachment of Wafle, with Remainder to the faid John Cage and John
Forjler^ and their Heirs, during the Life of the faid Sir Richard Reding-
feld the Son, in Truft to preierve contingent Remainders, with Re-
mainder to his Firfi and other Sons fucceflively in Tail General, witii
Remainder ro the Daughter or Daughters of the faid Sir Richard Bedir.g-
feld the Son, if more than One, as Tenants in common in Tail Genera!,
with crofs Remainders to and amonelt the Survivors or others of fuaii
Daughters, on Failure of Iffuc of any of them, as Tenants in common,
if more than One, in Tail General, with Remainder to the right Heirs
of the Tefhitor : And whereas :he faid George Samuel Lord VifcounL
Montague died in the Year One thoufand feven hundred and ninety-three,
without having revoked or altered his faid Will, leaving his faid Siller
his Heirefs at Law, who thereupon entered upon and became feifed of
Indenture of the faid Eftates devifed to her for her Life as aforefaid : And whereas by
tSti!eAu"uilf Incienture bearing Date the Eighteenth Day of Augufl One thoufand
*794.
° feven hundred and ninety-four, and made between the laid Elizabeth \-!ary
Browne, of the Firfi Part ; the faid William Stephen i'oyntz, of the Second
Part; and the Right Honourable John\Li\x\ of Sandwich, the Right lio
nourable George John Earl Fpcnccr^ IVricihejley Digby of Mereden in the
County of IVarwick., Efquire, and the laid John Gage^ of the Third
Part ; made previoufly to and in contemplation of the Marriage then
intended and foon afterwards folemnized between the faid IVilliamStephe
Poyniz and Elizabeth Mary Browne, all and every the Manor?, Meffuagcs,
Farms, Rands, Tenement's^ and Hereditaments, devifed by the faid Will,
in Manner aiorefaid, were granted and demifed by the faid Elizabeth
Mary Browne, with the Privity of the faid William Stephen Poyniz, unto
the laid John Earl of Sandwich^ George John Earl Spencer^ TVriothejky
Digby, and John Cage, their Executors/ Adminillrators, and Afligns,
for the Term of Ninety-nine Years from the Date of the faid Indenture,
if the faid IVifliam Stephen Povnt~ and Elizabeth Marv Browne flioukl
Iter
id
raite fuflicieiu Monies to pay and keep down the aforefaid Rent Charge*,
and the Interelt of the Mortgages therein mentioned, or other Incum-
brance?, or fuch of them as affected the Premifes thereby demifed and
fubjeel thereto, yearly to levy and raife the annual Sum of One thou-
(and two hundred Pounds, clear of all Taxes and Deductions, and to
U pay
ir tne fain ivitiwm htephen Poyni~ and Elizabeth Mary Browne {houf
both io long live, without impeachment of Walle, upon Truft, aite
the Solemnization of the faid Marriage, by j-.nd out of the Rents ant
Profits o^ the faid Manors, Hereditaments, and Premifes, to levy am
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