Brand's Estate Act 1806

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1806 c. cxxxi
Year1806
ANNO QUADRAGESIMO SEXTO
GEORGII III. REGI
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Cap
13I
An Act for exchanging Part of the Fee Simple Eilate
of the Honourable
"Thomas
Brandy in the County: of
Hertford^ for other his Settled Eftates in the faid
County of Hertford? and in the Counties of Effe%)
Cambridge, and Surrey, and in the City of London.
[16th July 1806.]
W
HEREAS by Indentures of Leafe and Releafe bearing Date Marmge
refpe&ively the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Days of April One ^^/^ rg
thoufand leven hundred and feventy-one, the Releafe being of 1774.
Five Parts, and expreffed to be'made between Thomas Brandy late of the
Hoo in the County of Hertford, Efquire, fince deceafed, of the Firft. Part;
Gertrude Baronefs Dacre by her then Name and Defcription of Gertrude
Roper of the Parifli of Saint George Hanover Square, in the County of
Middle/ex, Spinfter, of the Second Part ; the Right Reverend Father in
God Richard Lord Biftiop of Durham and Trevor Charles Roper Efquire,
of the Third Part; theMoft Noble Evelyn Duke of King/Ion and the Right
Honourable George Sackville Germain commonly called Lord
George
Sack-
Germain, (both fince deceafed,) of the Fourth Part; and John
Clement/on
Efquire, of the Fifth Part; being the Settlement made previoufly to and
in Contemplation of a Marriage then intended and which was fhortiy after
folemnized between the faid Thomas Brand deceafed , and Baronefs Dacre
then Gertrude Roper; the faid Thomas Brand deceafed, did, for the Con-
siderations therein mentioned, grant and releafe unto the faid John
Clement*
\LQC B* Per.] 30 X Jon
275° 46# GEORGII III, Cap. 131.
ySnand his Heirs, among divers other Manors, Meffuages, Farms, Lands,
Tenements, and Hereditaments therein particularly dsfcribed or mentioned,
feveral Mefluages and Grounds in Great
Hormead
in the County of Hert-
ford,
and the Mftfety of the Tythes of Corn, Grain, and fray, belonging
to the Redojy of Great Hormead aforefaid, and the Third Part of the
Rents md Services belonging to the faid Re&ory, and the Third Part of
*he
Patronage or Right of Prefentation to the Vicarage of Great
Hormead
aforefaid} and ap> feveral Meffuages, Lands, Tenements, and Heredita-
ments, fituate in the Parifh of Wannefworih alias
Wandelfworth
in the
County of
Surrey\
and in the Parifhes of Saint Bridget alias Saint Bride's
i;i or near
Fleet
Street, Saint James Gar lick Hi the, Saint
Stephen,
Coleman
Street, and Saint Mildred in the Poultry in the City of London; and alfo
the Manor of Much Cdrltmalfas Car flan Magna and
Willin^hamy
and the
Advowfon of thl Church of
Carlton
aforefaid, with the Chapel of
Willing-
ham to the faid Church belonging, and divers Meffuages., Lands, Tene-
ments,. T^es, and Hereditaments in Much
Carlton
alias
Carlton
Magna,
Willinghah^irrrough,
Brinkley%
Wejlon,
and
Wejlon
Colville,
in the County
or
Cantbrm^e,
and in the Parifhes
o%
Farnham
and Maunden or One of
them in the County of Effex, and in the Parifh of Albury in the County of
Hertford} in the faid Indenture of Releafe particularly described, with the
Appurtenance^, to hold unto and to the Ufe of the faid John
Ctementfon
his
Heirs and Affigns for ever, to the Intent that he might be Tenant of the
Freehold of the faid Premifes, in drder that feveral Common Recoveries
might be fuffered thereof in Manner therein mentioned (and which faid
Common Recoveries were accordingly, dirty fuffered thereof in or as of
Eajler Term in the fame Year One thouf&M feven hundred and feventy-
one};
and it was by the faid Indenture of Releafe declared, that after
the fuffcring of the faid Common Recoveries as well the fame Indenture of
Releafe as the faid Common Recoveries fhoxtld enure to the Ufe of the faid
Thomas Brand deceafed, and his Heirs, until the faid intended Marriage
focmid he folemmzed, if not foiemnized before the perfeftmg of the faid
Commpn Recoveries, and after the Solemnization fhe?eof and perfe&ing
the faid Common Recoveries to the Ufe of the
fold
Richard Lord Bifhop of
Durham andTrevor'Charles Roper their Executors, Adminiifrators^ and
Affigns,
.Jo*
the Term of One hundred Years, upon certain Trufts therein-
after declared, for fecuring to the faid
Gertrude
Baronefs Dacre then Ger-
irttde Rtpgr^ during the Joint Lives of herfelf and thie fame
Thomas
Brand,
th$ ymfy Sum of Three Jiundred Pounds for her
Separate
Ufe7 (and which
faid Tsiia?-&£ vOn^buadmd Years by virtue of a ProviSo m the faid Inden-
ture of R^feAfe and Settlement contained: for that Purpofe
h&$
fi.noe
ceafed
amldefeimki€d',)^ith Remainder to the tlfe of the faid
Thomas
Brand de-
ceafed* arid his A0igns far his Life, without Impeachment of Wafte, and
after hjbDecaafe to the Ufe and Intent that the faid
Gertrude
Baronefs
Bacrey, ia cafe Ihe fhould furvive him, fooidd yearty during her Life
receive thereout a clear yearly Rent or Sum of One thaufand two hundred
Pound® in "bar of fatr Dower, payable at the Times and hi the Manner
therein mentioned,! and with fuch Powers of Entry and Difcrefs and Per*
ception of the Rents and Profits of the fame Hereditaments, for the Recovery
of the faid yearly Rent or Sum as are therein mentioned,, and ftrbje£t there*
to from and immediately after the Deeeafe of the fame
Thomas
£rand7
m
the Ufe of the faid Evelyn Duke of
Kingston
and Lord
George
Saekville
Germain, their Executors, Administrators, and Affigns for the Term of
One thoufand Years from thence next enfuing without Impeachment of
Wafte,
46® GEORGIX III
6^.131.
2731
Waft^, upon the Trufts and fubjed to the Provifoes therein and herein*
after mentioned concerning the fame; wirh Remainder to the Ufe of the
faid Thomas Brand deceafed, his Heirs and Affigfis for iever; and it was
thereby declared and agreed, that the faid Term of One thoufand Years
was fo limited to the faid Evelyn Duke of
Kingston
and Lord
George
Sack-
mile
Germain^
their Executors, Adminiftrators, arid Affigris-, upon Truft
for better fecuring the due and regular Payment of the laid yearly Reift
or Sum. of One thoufarid two hundred Pounds to the fold Gertrude Baronets
Datre then Gertrude Roper arid her Affigns, by and out of the Rente and
Profits of the Hereditaments ahd Prernifes comprized in the fame Terriij o£
by demifmg, leafing, or mortgaging the fame, or otherwife as theh^in meiA«
tioned ; and upon further Truft, in the Eveht 'of there being ah eldeft Son
of the faid Thomas Brand deceafed, and the faid Gertrude Bardiiefs Dacre
aiid One or more other Child or Children, whether Male or Fefnale, that
the faid Evelyn Duke of Kingston aftd Lord Georgi Sackville Germain, their
Executors, Adminiftrators., and Affigns, fhould, by Demife, Sale, or
Mortgage of the faid Hereditaments and Premife^, or a competent Part
thereof,
for all or any Part of the faid Term df One thoufand Years, and
by and with the Rents and Profits of the faffie Prernifes br otherwife as
they iti thpir Diferetion fhould think fit, but without Prejudice to thfe Pay-
ment of the faid yearly Rent or Sum of One thoufand twd hundred Pounds,
raife and levy or borro\V and take up at Inter eft the Sum of Fifteen thou-
fand Pounds of lawful Money of Griaf Britain, for the Portion or Portions
of all and every fuch Child or Ghildrefr as aforefaid (except an eldeft Soil)
the faid Sum of Fifteen thoufand Pounds, to be paid in the Event of there
being Two or more fuch Children befides an eldeft Son, to and to be
equally divided between them Share and Share alike; the Portion of fuch
of them as fhould be a Son to be paid to him at his Age of Twenty-one
Years,
and the Portion of fuch of them as fhould be a Daughter to be
paid to her at her Age of Twenty-one Years or Day of Marriage which
fhould firft happen : And whereas the faid Thomas Brand hid Ifiue by the
faid Gertrude his Wife Two Sons and One Daughter^ videlicet, Thomas
Brand the eldeft Son and Henry Otwdy
Brand,
and Gertrude
Brand,
and
no other no Iflue : And whereas the faid Thomas Brand the Father, made
W>v
of
and duly publifhed his laft Will and Tefttffnent in Writing, bearing Date * Id" ^
the Twenty-eighth Day of April One thoufand feven hundred and eighty-
fix, whereby the faid Teftator gave and devifed the Manors and Heredita-
ments comprized in his faid Marriage Settlement, fubje£t and without Pre-
judice to the Eftafe and Intereft of his faid Wife and younger Children
therein under the faid Settlement, unto the Right Honourable Aubrey
Lord
Vere,
afterwards the Moft Noble Aubrey Duke of Saint Alban'si and
Lionel
Darner
and their Heirs, to the Ufe of his eldeft Son the faid Thomas
Brand and his Affigns for his Life; with Remainder fo the Ufe of the faid
Aubrey Lord
Vere
and Lionel
Darner
and their Heirs durkig his Life, in Truft
to preferve the contingent Remainders ; with Remainder in Truft for the
Firft and other Sons of the faid Thomas Brand fucceflively according to
Senioiky m Tail Male; with Remainder to the Ufe of the Teftator's Son
the faid Henry Ohvay Brand and his Afligns for his Life ; with Remainder
to the Ufe of the faid Aubrey Lord fere and Lionel
Darner
and their Heirs
during his Life, iti Truft to preferve the contingent Remainders; with Re*
rftainder in Truft far the Firft and other Sons of the faid Henry Otway
Brand fucceflively according to Seniority in Tail Male ; with Remainder to
the Ufe of th& Teftator's Daugh.er the faid Gertrude Brand and her
Affigns
2752 46° GEQRGir III. Cap. 131.
Affigns during her Life ; with Remainder to theUfe of the faid Aubrey
Lord Vere and Lionel Darner and their Heirs during her Life, in Truft to
preferrethe contingent Remainders; with Remainder in Truft for the Firft
and other Sons of the faid Gertrude Brand fucceflively according to Senio-
rity in Tail Male ; with Remainder to the Ufe of theHonourable Catherine
Elizabeth
Beauclerk,
Daughter of the faid AubreyLord
Vere
fince deceafed,for
her Life; with Remainder to the faid Aubrey Lord
VereA
and Lionel Darner
and their Heirs duthig her Life, in Truft to preferve the contingent Re-
mainders ; with Remainder to the Ufe of the Right Honourable William
Beauclerk comijionly Called Lord William Beauclerk, then the Honour-
able William Beauclerk, the Second Son of the faid Aubrey Lord
Vere and -his. Affigns for his Life;; with Remainder to the faid
Aubreyf Lpid Vere and
Li&nel
Darner and their Heirs during his Life,
in Truft
to-,
preferve the contingent Remainders; with Remainder in Truft
for the Firft and other Sons of the faid Lord William Beauclerk fucceffively
accordiligrto Seniority in Tail Male ; with Remainder to the Ufe of the
Right Honourable Amelius Beauclerk commonly called Lord Amelias
Beauclerk^ then the Honourable Atnelius Beauclerk, the Third Son of
the faid Aubrey Lord Vere and his Affigns for his Life ; with Remainder
to tjhe faid Aubrey Lord Vere and Lionel
Darner
and their Heirs during
his :Lifer in Truft to preferve the contingent Remainders j with Re-
mainder, in Truft for the Firft and other Sons of the faid Lord Amelius
Beauclerk fucceffively according to Seniority in Tail Male; with Re-
mainder to the Right Honourable Frederick Beauclerk commonly called
Lfrd
Frederick
Beauclerk*
then the Honourable Frederick Beauclerk, the
Fourth Son of the faid Aubrey Lord
Vere
and his Affigns for his Life-, with
Remainder to the faid 4^^
Lord,
Vere
and Lionel
Darner
and their Heirs
during hi^Life, in Truft to preferve the contingent Remainders ; with Re-
mainder in Truft for the Firft and other Sons of the faid Lord Frederick
Beauclerk { fucceffively,according to Seniority in Tail Male \ u4th Re-
mainder \b the Ufe of
the,
Mod Noble Aubrey Duke of Saint Albaris, then
the Honourable Aubrey Beauclerk the eldeft Son of the faid Aubrey Lord
Vere his Heirs and Affigns for ever: And the faid Teftator did thereby em-
power the feveral Perfons who by virtue of the Limitations of his faid
"Will fhonld for the Time being be in Pofleffion of the Eftates thereby
devifed, to make fufch Leafes
thereof,
and to charge the fame with fuch
Jointures; for their Wives arid Portions for their younger Children as
in the fai$ Will aj?$ particularly mentioned : And whereas the faid Thomas
Brand the Father, departed .this'.Life in the Month of February One thou-
fand feven hundred and ninety-four, without having revoked or altered
his faid Will, leaving the faid Gertrude now Baronefs Dacre his Widow,
the faid Thomas Brand his eldeft Son and Heir at Law, and the faid
tlenry Otivay Brand and Gertrude
Brand,
his Two other Children, him
furviving ; and the faid Will of the faid Thomas Brand the Father was,
fliortly after his Deceafe, duly proved in the Prerogative Court of the
Archbifhopof Canterbury, by the faid Aubrey Lord Vere, then the moil
Noble Aubtry ftvikaef St. Alban's and the faid
Lionel
Damer, the Executors
therein named: And whereas none of them the faid Thomas
Brand,
Henry
Otway
Brand,
and Gettude
Brand,
have ever been married, and the faid
Ca+
tberine Elizabeth BeaufUrk afterwards the Right Honourable Lady
Catherine
Elizabeth
Beauclerk,
and fince Lady
Catherine
Elizabeth Burgefs, the Wife of
the Reverend James Burgefs, died in the Year One thoufand eight hundred
and three, without leaving any .Mite of her Body her furviving, and the
faid Lord William Beauclerk has Two Sons by his prefent Wife, namely,
William
4l HI. Cap. i%x* 2753
William Aubrey de
Vere
Beauclerk, aged Five Years or thereabouts, and
•John
Neltborpe Beanclerk aged Four Months or thereabouts, and no other
Iffue Male of
his
Body, and the faid Lord Amelius Beauclerk and Lorti
Frederick Beauclerk have never been married : And whereas the faid
Thomas
Brand'
is alfo entitled as Tenant for Life with fuch Remainders
over as herein-before are mentioned, to a Capital Meffuage or Manfion
Houfe, and divers Manors, Meffuages, Lands, Tenements, and Here-
ditaments fituate in the Paviflies of
'Goddicot,
Kimpton alias Kempton,
Paul's Walden, and Knebworth, in the County of Hertford, comprized in
the faid Settlement of the Eighteenth Day of April One thoufand fevea
hundred and feventy-one, and devifed by the faid recited Will of much
greater Value than the faid Eftates in the Pariflies of Great Hormead and
Albury, and in the Counties of Surrey, Cambridge, and Ejfex* and in
the City of London aforefaid refpe&ively, which lie detached from each
other, and alfo from the Bulk of the faid Eftates in the faid County of
Hertford, which ftand fettled in the fame Manner : And whereas the faid
Thomas Brand is feifed in Fee Simple of the feveral Meffuages, Lands,
Tenements, Tythes, and other Hereditaments in the Parifhes of
Coddicot,
Kimpton, Paul's Walden, and Knebworth, in the County of Hertford,
which Meffuages, Lands, and Tenements, are intermixed with, adjoin
upon, or lye contiguous to the faid fettled jEftates of the faid Thomas
Brand in the faid Pariflies of Coddicot, Kimpton, Paul's Walden, and
Knebworth, and a conflderable Part of which Tythes are iffuing out of
the faid fettled Eftates in the Parifhes of
Kimpton'
and Paul's Walden, and
it would be convenient and for the Benefit and Advantage of all Perfons
interefted in the faid fettled Eftates, if the faid Fee Simple Eftates and
Hereditaments were exchanged for the faid detached fettled Eftates of
the faid
Thomas
Brand in the faid Pariflies of Great
Hormead
and Albury ^
and in the Counties of Surrey, Cambridge, and Effex, and in the City of
London aforefaid refpedively : And whereas the faid Thomas Brand hath
propofed and agreed that the faid Meffuages, Lands, Tenements, Tythes,
and other Hereditaments, in the Parifhes of
Qoddicot,
Kimpton, Paul's
Walden, and Knebworth aforefaid, (being Part of his Fee Simple Eftates
in the faid County of Hertford fo intermixed or connected with his faid
fettled Eftates in the fame County as aforefaid) fhall be given in exchange
for thefaid detached fettled Eftates in the faid Parifhes of Great Hormead
and Albury, and in the Counties of Surrey, Cambridge, and Ejfex, and
in the City of London aforefaid refpeflively : And whereas by Indenture
pi Mortgage bearing Date the Tenth Day of March One thoufand eight
Jhundredand fix, and made between the faid Charles Vifcount Sackville
of the Firft Part; the faid Thomas Brand of the Second Part; the faid
Gertrude Baronefs Dacre of the Third Part; the faid Henry Otway Brandy
and Gertrude Brand of the Fourth Part; and
George
Bramwell of the Inner
Temple,
London,
Gentleman, of theFifth Part; after reciting among other
Things the faid Indentures of Leafe and Releafe and Settlement of the
Serenteenth and Eighteenth Days of April One thoufand feven hundred
and feventy-one herem-before recited; and reciting that the faid Evelyn
Duke of Kingjlon departed this I^ife in or about the Year One thoufand
feven hundred and feventy-three, leaving his Co^truftee the faid Lord
George Sackville Germain^ afterwards Vifcount Sackville, him furviving,.
who died on or about the Twenty-fixth J>ay of AuguflOnz thoufand feven.
hundred and eighty-five, having previously to his Deceafe mad^ and duly
[Z.^.
Ssf
Per.~J
30 T publifhed
46*
GEORGII III. Cap. 131. 2755
Britmwell, Henry. Otway
Brand,
Gertrude
Brand,
Lord William Beau-
tlerk, Lord Amelias Beaiiclerk, Lord Frederick Beaucjerk, and Aubrey
Duke of Saint Alb
an's,
of the other Part j after reciting that by an Adt
of Parliament, paffed in the Thirty-ninth Year of the Reign of His pre-
fent Majeffy, intituled. An Ail for dividing, allotting, and incloftng the
39G*
l
Open
and
Common
Fields^
Commons,
Wq/les, and other
Commonable
Lands
and Grminds in the Parijh of Carlton cum Willingham, in the County of
Cambridge, and for
extinguijhing
the Tyihes in the fame Parijh, it was
(among other Things) ena&ed, that it fhould be lawful for the
Commif-
fioners named and appointed in and by the faid A£fc of Parliament, to
divide, fet out, and allot the feveral Open and Common Fields, Commons,
Waftesj and other Commonable Lands and Grounds in the Parifh of
Carlton cum Willingham aforefaid, and alfo to afcertain the feveral Rents
to be iffuing and payable out of all the Lands as well open as inclofed
in the faid Parifh, to the Re&or of the faid Parifh in lieu of Tythes, in
the Manner in the faid A 61 particularly mentioned ; and that it was by
the faid Aft further enabled, that in cafe the Proprietor or Proprietors
of ai^y Lands or other Hereditaments thereby authorized to be divided
allotted or exchanged, fhould hold their refpe&ive Lands or Heredita-
ments by different Tenures, or for different Eftates, or under different
Titles,
the faid Commiffioners fhoujd upon the Requefi of fuch refpec-
tive Proprietors in Writing under their Hands afcertain and diflinguifh
the Lands or other Hereditaments held by each of fuch Tenures for each
of fuch Eftates and under each of fuch Titles refpe&ively, and fhould
alfo fet out and diflinguifh the different Allotments or other Heredita-
ments to be accepted and taken as an Equivalent in refpe£t of each QI
them; and that it was thereby further, enafited, that as fcon as the
Divifion and Allotments of the faid Commonable Lands fhould have
been completed, the faid Commiffioners. fhould make and execute aii
Award or Inftrument in Writing, which fhould ^exprefs the Quantity hi
Statute Meafure of Acres, Roods,, and Perches contained in the fame
Open Fields, and other Commonable Lands, and the Quantity iri like
Meafure of the feveral Parcels of Land fet out and allotted to and for the
faid refpedive Proprietors in purfuance of the faid Aflt, and alfo a Be-
fcription of the Situation, Buttals, and Boundaries of fuch JParcels and
Allotments refpeftively, and fuch other Particulars as in the faid Aft are
mentioned; arid that by the laid A& it wa^rthey enafted, that the
feveral Lands, Tenements, and Hereditanjents /which fKbuldjbe refpeo
tively allotted and exchanged by virtue of the faid Aft, Jhould upon the
Allotment and Exchange, thereof refpe&ively become and be of thefaiaae
Tenure, and be held under the fame Rents and Services, and go and
remain to the fame Ufes and Trufts, and be fubjett and liable to the
fame Devices^ Powers, Conditions, Covenants, Agreements, Charges,
and Incumbrances, as the Hereditaments in refpe& whereof the fame
ihould be refpe&ively allotted and exchanged were or fhould be fubjeft
and liable to, or would have been fubjed and liable to in cafe the Allot-
ment and Exchange thereof had not been made, or the faidt had not
paffed, other than and except fuch Leafes and Agreements at Rack
Rent as fhould be determined and fubjeft to fuch Charges and In-
cumbrances as fhould be made in purfuance of the faid A£fc j and alfo
reciting, that at the Time of paffing the faid A£t, the faid fhomas
Brand wasfeifed in Fee of the Lands and Hereditaments mentioned in
Schedule
i7si
4&*
G'lORGII fit
Cap.
$$t.
8$e&$&'ffij ttetd anmsrf (and Aithtkmed -krdle Fhrft Sc^sdule «.
tjiis A& atiiiexed) and wa£, by virtue of the faid X& Hi of his iafcl Father
^thorndi
SraM) feifed of the Lands arid Hfcredit&nerits mentioned
Sn
Sche-
dule (^j| thferefo annexed (Sftd niehti^ri^d lii thd Sedond Schedule to this
A$ anftfeired) as Tenant for Life
thereof*
With feverkl Remainders over ia
Maiinelr in the faid Will fntfitioried \ d reciting, that the Gommiffionetd
Appointed by tfie faid-A^^ Parliament did by their Award in Writings
dated the Si&th Day of May One thdufand eight hundred, in putfuance of
the Powers and Dire&ioris contained in the faid Aft of Parliament, fee
out, allot, and' a^ard td the ftid
Tbotiias
hrand in xefpeft of his faid
fettled Wt'unfettled Eftates, All the Lands and Hereditaments mentioned
and fpecified in Schedule (C) thereto annexed (and m&ntunted and fpecified
in the Third Schedule tothisAfl:annexed); but the faidGommifiioners had
riot
by"
their faid A^vatd diftihgiriflied what Part of the faid laft mentioned
Lands itid Hereditaments were allotted to the faid
Thomas
Brand m refpe€t
of his faid uhfetded Eftates, or what Part of the fame Lands ami Heredif
fairieftts ^6re "allotted to
fcirii
in refpeft of his faid fettled.Eftates, it wai
thereby agreed arid declared between all the faid Parties therfctoj that
Qeorge[Maxwell, John Hill, Charlis
Whdge^
and Marion Weljlead^ the
Cbmmiflidiier^ and Surveyor named and appointed by the faid Aft, or any
Two df tlie^ fhould be atid they were thereby appointed Arbitrators for
ifcertaitxing' and diftinguifliihg What Part-or Proportion of the allotted
$£|ids arid Hereditaments' comprized in Schedule (Cj thereto annexed
(and comprised in the ^TiM &hedule td this Aft annexed) ought to have
been let out
$B&
alleged ]\ti file faid Thomas
UranM
in mfpeot of the
felled^M^pktipriztd in ^he^iaid Scfeedule^(B) thereto annexed (and
comprized & 'the 'Sfecond Schedule t* thfe Aft annexed), andisrhat Pant
or PropOrtion^f ftfye fame alBtted Lands tkgttt to have been fet out and
shotted td^tlfe tdx^TBo?ka{Bfa?fdm tefpeft ofWie unfeuled Eftates com-
prized in therfaid Sifiedftli
(A)1
thereto anne^ed^smd ^comprized in the
Firtt Scfte&&l£
"tof
tftis;
Aft ^iHekfed); and for the Piirpofe of facilitating
fdfn Afi^t^it^eiit #$oref$d, it was thereby agreed between the fakl
Parses tfee^^lriiat theimd^Arbitrators or iny
THvo
of them fhould have
all*the fariiePowers, Adthorkife, and
Discretions,
ms
were vetted in the faid
tnereiti-befo're ^foefltfonedAcldf'Parliament, and
^'ou^bWuftemcH^ fame Aft con-
tained' 'titi^'%$ffl}'$mkichhbf the faid Parties thereto did therehy
agree" tb$^^#^lnicj:?ii^;citeeas," Matters/md Things, as fhoukl
fceMe'u^
©r^an£t^3&f30te^ obtaining an Aft of
^•Imftie'l^tolf ffiffPtirpBfe PM$ it ^tferSby agreed, that all the Cofts,
Charses, iaiid,J&pieiri^ ^sjch Ihoiild fee iheatted in conference of the
WWrtty mM&«FBmtoMrand.- Ahd"Whereas
?"d. ?f". #$?{ a
%M?8$
MmftH¥
Stands and Seals of the faid jdhn
Hill,
and
as,7so6.' ^mfiorijmftm, Rearing m®* the Tmrity-eight thp of: -March One
;tSppMHfpfi00M
2tM
fef;after reeitiiig the faid Atticles of Agree-
jiignt:bf^ifle,lfe!e?eiith',I^y"6f 'March then ihftant, herein^beWre recited,
aaiftfiit thWW Job f Ml m-MarftH Weljlead having viewed and fur-
Yeyedlhefafd^tetlfle^-aBia^^ «ind having conMered the
^i|uat|on'^'d ^f^a^4^K& having taken into their
Cbhfiderationr every materktl'feir'cumftartce «nd Particular attendine: the
j^;5ratfc$ rel|jmivdyiJdid thereby in puifuance of the Power veiled
6 in
46*
GEGRGII III
Cap*
131*
2757
in them by the faid Articles of Agreement, order, award, arbitrate,
and declare that the feveral Allotments, Lands, and Hereditaments par*
ticularly mentioned and fpecified in Schedule (Y) thereto annexed (and
particularly mentioned and fpecified in the Fourth Schedule to this
Aft annexed), containing in the Whole One hundred and twenty-five
Acres Two Roods and One Perch, or thereabouts, ought to have been
fetout and allotted to the faid Thomas Brand in /efpect of
his
faid un*
fettled Eftates, and they did fet out and allot the fame to him accordingly,
and that the feveral Allotments, Lands, and Hereditaments particularly
mentioned and fpecified in Schedule (Z) thereto annexed (and particularly.
mentioned and fpecified in the Fifth Schedule to this Aft annexed), con-
taining in the Whole Six hundred and twenty-three Acres Three Roods
and Five Perches, or thereabouts, ought to have been fet out and allotted
to the faid Thomas Brand in refpeft of his fettled Eftates, and that they
did fet out and allot the fame to him accordingly : And whereas the faid
Thomas Brandy Gertrude Baronefs Dacre, Charles Vifcount Sackvilfcj
George Bramwell, Henry Otway Brandy Gertrude Brandy Lord William
Beauclerk, Lord Amelias Beauclerk, Lord Frederick Beauclerk, and Aubrey
Duke of Saint Alban's, are fatisfied with the Award of the faid Arbitral-
tors,
and are defirous that the fame fliould be confirmed and rendered
effectual, and that the Allotments comprized in the faid jSchedule theretg
annexed marked with the Letter (Z) (and comprized in the Fifth Schedule
to this Aft^annexed), fliould be deemed and taken to be Part of the
fettled Eftates to be exchanged with the faid Thomas
Brand,
which will be.
for the Advantage and Convenience of all the Perfons interefted in the faid
fettled Eftates : And whereas by Indenture of Mortgage bearing Date the
Twenty-ninth Day of March One thoufand eight hundred and fix, and;
expreffed to be made between the faid Thomas Brand of the Firft Part j
ihe faid George Maxwell and John Hill, Two of the Commiffioners
named and appointed in and by the faidt of Parliament paffed in the
Thirty-ninth Year of the Reign of His prefent Majefty, of the Second
Part; and John
Clement/on
of the Houfe of Commons in the City of
Wejlminfter\ Efquire, of the Third Part; after reciting (among other:
Things) that by the faid Act of Parliament it was ena£ted, that it fliould
be lawful for the faid Commiffioners to divide^ fet out, and allot the
feveral Open and Common Fields, Commons, Waftes, and other Com-
monable Lands and Grounds in the Parifh of Carlton
cum
Willingham afore-
faid, and alfo to afcertain the feveral Rents to be iffuing and payable out
of all the Lands as well open as inclofed in the faid Parilh, to the Reftor
of the faid Parifh in lieu of Tythes, in the Manner in the faid A& parti*
cularly mentioned j and that by the faid Ail it was further ena&ed, that it
fliould be lawful for the refpeftive Proprietors or Perfons feifed or entitled
for any Life or Lives, or for Years determinable on any Life or Lives# or
for any Eftate of Inheritance of or to any Lands, Tenements, or Heredita-
ments, thereby directed or authorized to be divided, allotted, exonerated
from Tythes, and exchanged, or any Allotment or Allotments which
fliould be fet out in purfuance of the faid A£t, except the Re&or of Carlton
cum
YfiUingham
aforefaid for the Time being, at any Time or Times either
before or after the Execution of the faid Award, with the Confent of the
faid Commiffioners, or any Two of them, in Writing under their Hands,
to charge fuch refpeftive Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments, and Allot-
ments or any of them, or any Part or Parts thereof refpe&ively, with any
Sum or Sums of Money not exceeding Three Pounds an Acre, which
VLQC>
&f Per.l
%o
Z fliould
££58
4*6*
GEORGII III. Cap. \%t.
flfbuld be laid out and expended by them the faid Proprietors, or lent and
advanced to them by any other Perfon or Perfons for the Purpofe of car-
rying the faid A& into Execution ; and for fecuring the Payment of fuch
Sum or Sums of Money with Intereft, to demife, leafe, furrender, convey,
atid affure fuch refpe&ive Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments, and Allot*
ments as aforefaid, or any of them, or any Part or Parts
thereof,
to the
Perfon or Perfons who fliould refpe&ively lay out and expend or advance
and lend the fame, or to any Truftec or Truftees to be nominated by him,
her, or them, his, her, or their Heirs refpe&ively in Fee or for Years, fo
as every fuch Demife, Releafe, Surrender, Conveyance, and Affiirance,
Ihouldbe made with aProvifo for Redemption dn Payment of the prin-
cipal Money and Intereft thereby fecured, and alfo with a Provifo that no
Perfon in Remainder or Reverfion who fhould become entitled in
Poflfef*
fion to the Hereditaments and Premifes therein comprized, fliould be liable
to pay any further or larger Arrear of Intereft on the Money fo fecured
than for One Year preceding the Time that the Title to fuch Poffeffion
fliould have commenced, and that every fuch Charge, Demife, Re*
leafe, Surrender, Conveyance, and Affurance, as fliould be made in pur-
fuance of the faid A£t, either before or after the Execution of the faid
Award, fliould be good, valid, and effectual in the Law for the Purpofes
thereby intended without any Fine or Recovery, and notwithftandmg the
Want of Title or any Settlement, Limitation, TJfe, Truft, or Incumbrance
aflfefting the fame Hereditaments and Premifes or any of them, or any
Part
[thereof;
and reciting the faid Articles of Agreement of the Eleventh
Day of March then inflant, and the faid Award of the faid Arbitrators,
bearing Date the Twenty-eighth Day of the fame Month of March ; and
reciting that the faid Cornmiffioners had afcertained that the Expences
nrhich had been laid out and expended by the faid Thomas Brand in refpeQ;
of the faid fettled Eftates in carrying the faid Aft into Execution, con-
fiderably exceeded the Sum of Two thoufand five hundred Pounds, anci
that the faid Cornmiflioners had confented that the faid Thomas Brand
fliould charge the faid Sum of Two thoufand five hundredPounds by Way of
Mortgage upon the Lands and Hereditaments therein-after demifed, being
the fettled Eftates of the faid Thomas Brand in the Parifh of Carlton cum
Willingham aforefaid, which were allotted to him or exonerated from Tythes
by virtue of the faid A&; it is witneffed that the faid Thomas Brand'in pur-
fuance of the Power to him given by the faid AG: of Parliament, and with the
Confent of the faid Cornmiffioners teftified as therein mentioned, did charge
the Lands and Hereditaments therein after demifed with the faid Sum of Two
thoufand five hundred Pounds and Intereft j and the faid Thomas Brand in
further purfuance of the faid Power, and with the like Confent of the faid
Cornmiffioners teftified as aforefaid, did demife unto the faid John
Clement*
fon all the Lands and Hereditaments therein mentioned and fpecified in the
Schedule thereunder written, containing in the whole One thoufand one
hundred and fifty-feven Acres or thereabouts with the Appurtenances, to
hold unto the laid John
Clement/on
his Executors, Adminiftrators, and
Afligns from thenceforth for the Term of One thoufand Years, without
Impeachment of Wafte, fubject to Redemption on Payment of the faid
Sum of Two thoufand five hundred Pounds and Intereft, after the Rate at
the Time and in Manner therein mentioned ; and it was thereby agreed and
declared that the faid John
Clement/on^
his Executors, Adminiftrators, and
Ailigns, fhould ftand poffefled.of and interefted in the faid Sum of Two
thoufand five hundred Pounds, and Intereft thercbv fecured as aforefaid, in
Truft
46*
GEORGII III. Cap. 131. 2759
Trull for the faid Thomas Brandy his Executors, Adminiftrators, and
Affigns: And whereas in order to facilitate the faid Exchange, the faid
'Thomas Brand has propofed to take in Exchange the laid fettled Eftatefc in
the Parifh of
Carlton
cum Willingham aforefaid, charged with the faid Twc*
Sums of Fifteen thoufand Pounds and Two thoufand five hundred Pound*
to the faid
George
Bramwell and John
Clemenifori
refpedively, in Truft for
him the faid Thomas
Brand,
on the Amount of the faid Two principal
Sums being dedu&ed from the Value of the fame fettled Eftates, to which
the faid Henry Otway
Brand,
Gertrude
Brand,
hordWilliam Beauclerk, Lord
Amelias Beauclerk, Lord Frederick Beauclerk, and Aubrey Duke of Saint
AlbanJs>
have confented and agreed : And whereas the Hereditaments in th£
Parishes of
Coddicot,
Kimpton, Paul's Walden, and
Knebnjuorth
aforefaid, of
which the faid
Thomas
Brand,
is
feifed in Fee Simple as aforefaid, ate of the
grofs Value of Thirty-one thoufand fix hundred Pounds andupwards, and the
faid detached fettled Eftates in the Parifhes of Great
HOT
mead arid Albury,
and in the Counties of Surrey,
Cambridge^
and Elfex, and in the City of Lon-
don,
(after deducing from the Value of the faid fettled Eftates in the Parifh
of
Carlton cum
Willingham aforefaid, the faid Two principal Sums of Fifteen
thoufand Pounds and Two thoufand five hundred Pounds charged thereupon
as aforefaid), donotexceed the grofs Value of Thirty thoufand five hundred
Pounds j and in regard that the Hereditaments fo propofed to be given in
Exchange by the faid Thomas Brand are of greater Value than the faid*
detached fettled Eftates charged as aforefaid, and the faid Exchange will
otherwife be advantageous and beneficial to all Perfons interefted in the faid
fettled Eftates, they the faid Gertrude Baronefs Dacre$ Charles Viftount
Sackville, Henry Otway
Brand,
Gertrude
Brand,
Lord William Beauclerk,
Lord Amelius Beauclerk, Lord Frederick Beauclerk, atid Aubrey Duke of
Saint Albarfs, are confenting to the faid Exchange, and defirous that the
fame may be carried into Effeft ; but by reafon of the Limitations con-
Jtained in the faid Indenture of Releafe and Settlement of the Eighteenth
Day of April One thoufand feven hundred -and feventy-one, and in the faid
Will of the faid Thomas Brand the Father herein-before ftated, the faid Ex-
change cannot be carried into Execution, nor can the faid Award of the
faid John Hill and Marion Weljlead be rendered effectual without the Aid
and Authority of Parliament: Wherefore Your Majefty's mod dutiful and
loyal Subjects the faid Thomas Brand the Son, Henry Otway
Brand,
Ger-
trude
Brand,
Lord William Beauclerk on Behalf of himfelr and his Two
Infant Children, William Aubrey de Fere Beauclerk, and John Nelthorp's
Beauclerk, Lord Amelius
Beauclerk*
Lord
Frederick
Beauclerk, and Aubrey
Duke of Saint Albarfs, do moil humbly befeech Your Majefty, that it
may be enafted j and be it enafted by the King's moft Excellent Majefty,
by and with the Advice and Confent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,
and Commons*, in this prefent Parliament aflembled, and by the Authority
of the fame, That, immediately from and after the paffing of this prefent The detached
A&,
the Manor and Advowfon and all and Angular the Mefluagcs, Lands, compWs^i"
Tenements, Tythes, and other Hereditaments, and Parts and Shares of theSixthSdie-
the Advowfon, Tythes, and Hereditaments, fituate, lying, being, or Mrf Bra^ndm
arifing in the Parifhes of Great Hormead ?„nd Albury in the County of discharged
Hertford, andintheParifhes of FarnhamzndMaundenov One of them in the ^f^ 1?ef
County of EJfex, and in the Parifhes of Much Carlion alias Carlton Magna Maniage Set*.
rum Willingham, Bur
rough,
Brinkley, Wejlon, and
Wefton
Cohille, or fome y?y.CIIt aii
of them in the County of
Cambridge,
and in the Parifh of Wannefworth
alias
F/andeJefworth
alias Wandfivorth m the County of Surrey, and in the
Parifhes
2f6o
46*
GE
OR Gil III. Cap. i$t.
Parifties of Saint Bridget alias Saiftt Bride's, Saint James
Garlick
Hhh^
Saint
Stephen Coleman
Streety
and Samt Mildred in the
Poultry
in the City
of
London,
comprized in and fettled by the faid recited Indentures of
Leafeand Releafe and Settlement of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Day*
of April One thoufand feven hundred and feventy-one, and devifed by the
faid recited Will of the faid Thomas Brand deceafed, and which are par-
ticularly mentioned and defcribed in the Sixth Schedule to this Aft an-
nexed, together with all and every the Rights, Members, Eafements,
and Appurtenances thereto belonging, and the Reverfion and Reverfions,
Remainder and Remainders, Rents, Iifues, and Profits, of all and lingular
the fame Premifes, lliall be vefted in and fettled upon, and the fame
are hertby vefted in and fettled upon the faid
Thomas
Brand the Son,
.his Heirs and Afligns, to the Ufe and Behoof of the faid
Thomas
Brand
the Son, his Heirs and Af%ns for ever, freed and difcharged and
abfolutely acquitted, exempted, and exonerated of, from, and againft
all and every the Ufe or Ufes, Trufts, Eftates, Limitations, Powers,
Provifoes, Declarations, and Agreements, in and by the faid Indenture
of Releafe and Settlement of the Eighteenth Day of April One thou-
fand feven hundred and feventy-one, and the faid recited Will of the
faid
Thomas
Brand deceafed refpeftively, limited, declared, exprefled or
contained of and concerning the fame, in lieu of and in exchange for
the Manor, Meffuages, Lands, Tenements, Tythes, and other Heredita-
ments in the faid Parifhes of Coddkot, Kimpton, Paufs
Walden7
and
Kneb*
worth>
in the faid County of Hertford, particularly mentioned and de*
fcribed in the Seventh Schedule annexed to this Aft, and herein-after
refted in the faid
Lionel Darner
and his Heirs in Manner herein-after men-
tioned, but fubjeft neverthelefs to the exifting Leafes heretofore granted
of particular Parts
thereof,
and mentioned and defcribed in the faid Sixth
Schedule annexed to this Aft, and aifo fubje&to the f^id recited Mort-
gages for fecuring the faid Two Principal Sums of fifteen thoufand
Pounds and Two thoufand five hundred Pounds as aforefaid*
The Mate
comprized in
the Seventh
Schedule of
vfhick Mr*
Brand is
Xeifed in Fee,
-vefted in Mr.
l>amer to the
XJfes of the
Settlement.
II.
And be it further efiafted by the Authority aforefaid, That, from
and immediately after the paffing of this Aft, all and lingular the
Mef-
fuages, Lands, Tenements, Tythes, and other Hereditaments, fituate,
lying, being, or arifing in the Parifhes of Codiicot,
Kimpton^
PauTs
Wal->
den,
and
Knebworth^
in the faid County of H$rtford, particularly men-
tioned and defcribed in the faid Seventh Schedule annexed to this Aft,
together with all and every the Rights, Members, Eafements, and Ap-
purtenances thereto belonging; and the Reverfion and Reverfions, Re-
mainder and Remainders, Rents, Iffues, and Profits of all and Angular
the fame Premifes, fhall be and ftand fettled and affured and remain and
continue, and the fame are hereby fettled and affured and declared to
remain and continue freed and difcharged of and from all the Eftate,
Right, Title, Interefl, Claim, and Demand of him the faid Thomas
Brand the Son and his Heirs, but neverthelefs to the Ufe of the £dd
Lionel Darner, his Heirs and Affigns for ever, upon, and for and under,
and fubjeft to fuch and fo many of the Trulls, Ends, Intents, and Pur-
pofes,
Powers, Provifoes, Limitations, Agreements, and Declarations, as
in and by the faid recited Indenture of Releafe and Settlement of the
Eighteenth Day of April One thoufand kven hundred and feventy-one,
and the faid recited Will of the faid
Thomas
Brand deceafed, are re-
fpeftively limited, declared, expreffed, or contained of and concerning
the
fa?!
M?*^r Advowfon* Meffuaee^
T
~~^ ^ nements, Tythes, and
other
4tf0GEORGIX III. Cap. i$x* 2761
fcther Hereditaments, and Parts and Shares of the Advowfon, Tythes, &nd
Hereditaments in the faid Counties of Hertford, EJfex, Cambridge, and
Surrey, and in the faid City of'London* tnentioned and defcribed in the
faid Sixth Schedule annexed to this Aft, and hereby vefted in the faid
Thomas Brand the Son, his Heirs and Affigns, in Manner herein before
mentioned in lieu of and in exchange for thfe faid Manor, Advowfon, MeP
fuages, Lands, Tenements, Tythes, and other Hereditaments, and Parts and
Shares of the Advowfon, Tythes, and Hereditaments in the faid Counties of
Hertford,
EJfex,
Cambridge,
and Surrey; and in the faid City of
London,
men-
tioned and defcribed in the faid Sixth Schedule to this Aft annexed,
III.
And be it further enafted by the Authority aforefaid, That the faid The Award
recited Award of the faid John Hill ^nd Marion
Wef/Iead {hall
be, and the ^erei"^
the
fame is hereby absolutely ratified and confirmed, and the fame fhall be fettled Part
binding and conclufive unto and upon the faid Thomas
Braqd,
and all and mJn^oJuh^
every other Perfon and Perfons whomfoever, claiming* or to claim any Divifion of
Eftate, Right, Title, Truft, or Intereft whatfoever, under or by virtue of ^ud^d"on"thd
the faid recited Indentures of Leafe and Releafe and Settlement of the Exchange
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Days of April One thoufand feven hundred
!^e£'cer*
and feventy-one, and the faid recited Will of the faid Thomas Brand de-
ceafed, or either of them, and that the feveral and refpeftive Lands,
Tenemertts, and Hereditaments which are mentioned or comprized in the
faid Schedule annexed to the faid Award of the faid Arbitrators, and
marked with the Letter (Y) (and mentioned and comprized in the Fourth
Schedule to this Aft annexed), containing in the Whole One hundred
and twenty-five Acres Two Roods and "One Perch, fhall be accepted,
deemed, and taken as fet out allotted and awarded to the faid Thomas
Brand the Son, in refpeft of the faid unfettled Eftates in the Parifli of
Carlton cum Willingham aforefaid, to all Intents and Purpofes whatfoever,
as if the fame had been fo declared to be in and by the Award of the faid
Commiffioners, made in purfuance of the faid Aft of Parliament of the
Thirty-ninth Year of the Reign of His faid prefent Majefty, and the fame
Lands, Tenements, aud Hereditaments fhall be accordingly abfolutely
vefted in the faid Thomas Brand the Son, and his Heirs, by virtue of this
Aft; and alfo that thd faid Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments men-
tioned and comprized in the faid Schedule annexed to the faid Award of
the faid Arbitrators, and marked with the Letter (Z) (and mentioned and
comprized in the Fifth Schedule t?o this Aft annexed), containing in the
Whole Six hundred and twenty-three Acres Three Roods and Five
Perches, fhall be deemed and taken as fet out allotted and awarded to the
faid Thomas Brand the Son, in refpeft of his faid fettled Eftates in the
faid Parifh, to all Intents anci Purpofes whatfoever as if the fame had been
fo declared in and by the faid Award of the faid Commifiioners, and fhall
(being Part of the faid Eftates taken in Exchange by the faid Thomas
grand) accordingly be abfolutely vefted in the faid Themas
Brand,
his
Heirs and Affigns for ever^ by virtue of this Aft,
IV. Provided alfo, and be it further enafted and declared, That if the tWr of
Re*
fkid Thomas
Brand,
his Heirs or Affigns, fhall at any Time or Times {hVlfcJe*
hereafter, without his, their, or »jxy of their wilful Default, be evifted or comprised ia
turned out of the Poflcffion ©f the faid Manor and Advowfon, Melfuages* scLd^efin
[Let* %f Per*] 31 A Lands, cafeofBvic.*
•tion from the
Inflate, com-
prized *n the
Si?ctU Sche-
dule.
46ftGEORGII III.
Cap.
i$i.
Lands, tenements, Tylhes and other Hereditaments, and Parti and
Shares of the Advowlbn, Tythes, and Hereditaments in the fa,id Counties
of Hertford, Efex,
Cambridge,
and Surrey, and in the faid City of
London^
mentioned anddefcribed in the faid Sixth Schedule annexed to this Aft,
and hereln-before vefted in the faid Thomas Brand the Son, his Heirs
and Affigns, by any Perfon or Perfons lawfully or equitably having or
claiming* or hereafter to have .or claim any Eftate, Right, Title, or In-*
tereft, in, to, or out of the fame, fo as to be' in anywife prevented or hi -
dered from holding and enjoying the faid Hereditaments, and every Part
thereof according to the Intent and Meaning of this Aft, then and in
fuch Cafe the laid Meffuages, Lands, Tenements, Tythes, and other
Hereditaments, fituate, lying, being or tfrifing in the faid Parifhes of
Cod-
dled,
Khnplon, Paul's Walden, and Knehwwih, in the faid County of
Hertford, particularly mentioned anddefcribed in the Seventh Schedule
ahiiexed to this Aft> and hereby vefted in the faid
Lionel Darner
and his
Heirs,
to the tJks of the faid recited Indenture of Rekafe and Settlement
of the Eighteenth Day of April One thoufand feven hundred and feventy*
fcne, and the faid recited Will of the faid
Thomas
Brand deceafed, as
aforefaid, fhaJl immediately go and revert unto and to theUfeof the faid
Thomas
Brand,
his tieirs and Affigns, in fuch and the fame Manner to
ajl Intents and Purpofes as if this Aft had $ot paf&d, and then and in
that Cafe it lhall and may be lawful to and for the faid
Thomas
Brand,
his Heirs^ $jid Affigns, into and upon the fame Meffuages, Lands, Tene-
ments, Tythes, and other Hereditaments, fiumte, lying, and being, or
arifing in the faid Parifhes of Coddkot, Kimpton, Paul's
W&lden*
and
Knebworth, in the faid County of Hertford* fo hereby veiled in the faid
Litnel
Darner
as aforefaid, to enter and to have, hold, and enjoy the fame*
and to have and receive and take the Rents, Iffues, and Profits thereof to
and for his and their own proper
\)£e
and Benefit, in fuch and the fama
Manner to all Intents and Purpofes as he,thev, or an)rof them could on
might have done if this Aft had never paflfed; any Thing herei^befbi*
contained to the contrary thereof in aftywife notwithstanding*
fower of
Re-entry
upon the
E flaies com-
prized in the
Sixth Sche-
dule,
in cafe
Ot ii,VtCUOJl
from the
Edates com*
prized in the
Sev-rnh Sche-
dule*
.
V. Provided always* and be it further enafted and declared, That if tbtf
faid Charles Vifcount Sackville as fuch Truftee of the feid Term of One
thoufand Years as aforefaid, his Executors, Adminiftrators, or Affigns,
OP
the faid Gertrude Baronefs
Dacre
or her Affigns, or thefaicl
Thomas
Brand
the Son, or any other Perfon or Perfons lawfully or equitably claiming
OP
to claim under any of the Limitations contained in the faid recited Indeit*
ture of Releafe and Settlement of the Eighteenth Day of April One thom^
land feven hundred and feventy-one, and the faid Will of the faid Thonmt
Mrand deceafed, or either of them* fhali at any Time hereafter without
his*,
her, or their wilful Default, be evifted or turned out of the Po&ffiot*
of all or any Part or Parts of the faid Meffuages, Lands, Tenement*,
Ty|hes, and Hereditaments in the faid County of Hertford, comprised. in
the Seventh Schedule annexed to this Aft, and here^ve$ed-iii thefi$&|
Liwiel
Darner
and his Heirs in Manner aforefaid, by any Perfon or Per-
fons lawfully or equitably haying or claiming or hereafter to haver or
claim any Eftate, Right, Title, or Intefeft of, in, toyor out of thefame^ ft*
as to be in anywife prevented or hindred from holdmg and e»joyiag-tfea>
f%j4 Herfdiitaments according to the true Inteat aad-M^ping of" thi* A&y
\ thea
46e
GEORGII III. Cap. 131. 2763
then and in fuch Cafe the faid Manor, Advowfon-, Meffuages, Lands,
Tenements, Tythes, and other Hereditaments, and Parts and Shares of
the Advowfon*, Tythes, and Hereditaments in the faid Counties of HerU
fordy
Effete^
Cambridge, and Surrey, and in the faid City of London, hereby
veiled in the faid Thomas Brand the Son, and his Heirs as aforefaid, fliaft
immediately thereupon go and revert to fuch of the tjfes, upon fuch
of the Trails, and to and for fuch of the Ends, Intents, and Purpofes*
and with under and fubjefl: to fuch of the Powers, .Provifoes, Agree-
ments 'and' Declarations in and by the faid recited Indenture of Releafe
and Settlement of the Eighteenth Day of April One thoufand levm hun-
dred and feventy-one, and the faid recited Will- of the faid
Thomas
Brand
deceafed, refpedtively limited, declared, expreffed, or contained of and con-
cerning the faid Hereditaments in the faid Counties of Hertford, Ff/ex,
Cambridge, and Surrey, and in the faid City of London refpefitively, as
ihall be then fubfifting undetermined or capabl e of taking Effect, and
then and in fuch Cafe it fhall and may be lawful to and for the faid
Charles
Vifcount Sackvilk as fuch Truftee as aforefaid, the faid Gertrude
Baronefs Dacre* or the faid Thomas Brand the Son, or any other Perfon
or Perfoiis lawfully claiming or to claim under any of the Limitations
contained in the faid recited Indenture of Releafe and Settlement of the
Eighteenth Day of April One thoufand feven hundred and feventy-one,
and Will of the faid Thomas Brandy into and upon the faid Manor, Ad-
vowfon, Meffuages, Lands, Tenements, Tythes, and other Heredita-
ments, and Parts and Shares of the Advowfon, Tythes, and Heredita*
ments in the faid Counties of Hertford, EJfex, Cambridge, and Surrey^
and in the faid City of London refpeftively, hereby vefted in the faid
Thomas
Brand the Son, hk Heirs and Affigns as aforefaid, to enter and to have,
hold, and enjoy the fame, and to have, receive, and take the Rents, Iflues,
and Profits
thereof,
to and for his, her, and their own Ufe and Benefit, in
fuch and the fame Manner to all Intents and Purpofes whatfoever, as he,
fhe,
or they might or could have done if this At had never paffed, any
Thing herein-before* contained to the contrary therof in any wife notwiths-
tanding.
VL Saving always, to the King's mod Excellent Majefly, His Heirs, Oener**
and Sueceffors, and to all and every other Perfon and Perfons, Bodies
anns*
Politick and Corporate, his, her, and their Heirs, Sueceffors, Executor's,
Adminiftrators, and Affigns, (other then and except the faid Gertrude
Baronefs Dacreznd. her Affigns, Charles Vifcount Sackvilk', his Executors,
Adminiftrators, and Affigns,
Thomas
Brand the Son, Henry Otway
Brand,
Gertrude
Brand,
Lord
William
Beauclerk,
William
Aubrey de
Vere
Beauclerk^
John
Neltborpe
Beauclerk 9 Lord
Amelias
Beauclerk,
and Lord Frederick Beau-
clerk, and their refpeftive Affigns, and all and every the Son and Sons of
the refpedtive Bodies df the faid Thomas Brand the Son, Henry Oiway
Brandy Gertrude
Brand,
Lord William Beauclerk, I^ord Amelius Beau*
clerk, Lord Frederick Beauclerk, and all and every th£ Heirs Male of the
Bodies and Body of all and every fuch Son and Sons refpe&ively, and
the faid Aubrey Duke of Saint Albans, his Heirs and Afligns, and all
aud every other Perfons and Perfon claiming or to claim any Eftate, Right,
Title,
or Intereft, under or by virtue of the faid recited Indenture of Releafe
and Settlement of the Eighteenth Day of April One thoufand feven hun-
dred
46*
GEORCII III. Cap. ijr/
dr
t&
aiid feventy-one, and the faid recited Will of the faid
Thomas
Brdnd
deceafed or either of them) all fuch Eftate,# Right, Title, and Intereil of
in*
to*
or out of the faid Manor, Mefluages, Lands, Tenements, Heredita-*
ments, and Premifes, hereby veiled, fettled, and limited refpe&ively in
Manner hereinbefore mentioned, or any Part
thereof,
as they, every, or
any of them had before the paffiag of this A£t, or could or might have
had, held, or enjoyed in cafe this A& had not been mad*.
FuMick
Aft. VII. And
be
it further enafted, That this,Aft fhall be printed by the
Printer to the King's
;
moft Excellent Majefty,, and a Copy thereof fa
printed fhall be admitted as Evidence thereof by all Judges, Juftices, and
others*
3764
The
•4-6"
Q E O
K.
G11
III- Cap.131 £765
TheFirft SCHEDULE referred to by the Ad,
Containing a Defcription of the unfettled Eflates of the Honourable Thomas Brand, at
Carlton cum Willingham, in the County of Cambridge, from the Purchafe Deeds.
i
•fLt K
9°
8
10
1
0
0
0
Q
O
O
O
O
A Toft . - - - ~ - -
Arable Land - -
Meadow -. - - - - - - ^
Pafture .---•* - - - .
Wood Ground - - - - -
In the Pari
flies
of Carlton, Willingham, Weflon Colville, and Brinkley,
in the County of Cambridge, heretofore called Burnt Farm (except
fuch Parts thereof (if any) as are iltuate in Wefton Colville and
Brinkley aforefaid), which Hereditaments laft above defcribed were
heretofore purchafed by Thomas Brand the Grandfather of the faid
Thomas Srand, of the Bifhop of Saint David's, in Confideration of
£.945,
and by Indentures of Leafe and Releafe of the 22d and 23d
Days of March 1762,were conveyed by the faid Bifhop unto and to the
Ufe of the faid Thomas Brand, the Grandfather, his Heirs and
Affigns. - - : - # -
A Meffuage - - -
And ail other the Hereditaments in Wefton Colville, Carlton, and Wil-
lingham aforefaid (except fuch Parts thereof as are fituale in Wefton
Colville aforefaid), which were heretofore purchafed by the faid Tho-
mas Brand the Grandfather, of Sarah Hill, Henry Hill, arid John
Plumpin, in Confideration of £.500, and were by Indentures of Leafe
and Releafe of the 18th and 19th June 1760, conveyed by the faid
Sarah Hill, Henry Hill, and John Plumpin, unto and to the Ufe of
the faid Thomas Brand the Grandfather, his Heirs and Affigns - -
A Meffuage - -
A Clofe of Pafture and Croft thereto adjoining -
Lands in the Common Fields of Carlton -
Chick Crofts in Carlton cum Willingham - -.
Lands in the Common Fields of Carlton cum Willingham * -
Meadow Ground
-«.--_
Arable and Pafture Lands in the faid Common Fields - -
A Meffuage and Clofe of Pafture adjoining, and Orchards and Gardens
thereto belonging - - - -
Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Lands in the faid Common Fields -
All which faid Meffuages and Lands laft above mentioned are fituated in
Carlton with Willingham and Wefton Colville aforefaid (except fuch
Parts thereof as are fituace in Wefton Colville aforefaid) and were here-
tofore purchafed by'tile faid Thomas Brand the Grandfather of John
Plumpftead, in Confideration of £,480, and by Indentures of Leafe
and Releafe of the
15
th and 16th December 1755* anc^ the Surrender
therein mentioned, were conveyed unto the faid Thomas Brand the
Grandfather, his Heirs and Afligns -
Examined with Schedule (A) annexed to the original Articles of Agreement of life
March 1806, of which it is a true Copy . John
Carr*
I
4
16
0
17
0
0
0
%
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
2766
46*
GEO RG11 IIL Cap. 131
The Second SCHEDULE referred to by the Ad-
Ccntaining a Defcription, of the fettled Eftates of the faid Thomas Brand at Carlton
cum Willingham aforefaid, from the Purchafe Deed.
Quantity. Annual Value.
The Manor of Much Carlton alias Carlton Magna, and
Willingham in the County of Cambridge, with the
Rights, Members, and Appurtenances
The Advowfon of the Church of Much Carlton, and the
Chapel of Willingham, and all the Mefluages, Lands,
Woods, Woodgrounds, Mills, Furze, Heath, Liberty,
Foldage, Sheep Courfes, Common of Pafture, Rents*
Services, Tenements, Tythes, and Hereditaments, with
the Appurtenances, fituate, lying, and being in Much
Carlton alias Carlton Magna, and Willingham, which
were heretofore purchafed, with other Hereditaments in
Borrough, Bririley, Wefton, and Wefton Colville, in
the faid County of Cambridge, by John Godden
Woolfe Efauire* of Sir Cane James Baronet* and
Dame Ann his Wife, and John James their Son, in
Confideration of £.12,400, and by Indentures of
Leafe and Releafe of the 2d and 3d of September
1720,
were conveyed by the faid Sir Cane James and
Dame Ann his Wife, and John James, unto and to
the Ufe of the faid John Godden Woolfe, his Heirs
and Affigns -
Examined with Schedule (B) annexed to the original Articles of Agreement
of which it is a true Copy. John Carr*
46°GEORGII III. Cap.xzt. 2767
The Third SCHEDULE referred to by the Ad;
Containing a Defcription of the Lands awarded under the Inclofure Aft to the
Honourable Thomas Brand, for the Whole of his fettled and unfettled Eftates at
Carlton cum Willingham aforefaid.
No of Allot*
in the Ccmirs
Award.
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12.
!3-
14.
D°
D°
D°
Annual Value,
D°
D°
D°
D°
D°
Land in the Outfield, allotted to the faid Tho-
mas Brand, as Lord of the Manor
Land on Church Green - -
DJ
in the Crofts -
in D°
on the South Side of Hammond's Green -
in Little Low Field --
on Rufh Green -
in Willingham Green
on the South Side of f)°
in Willingham aforefaid
in the Outfield -
in the faid Outfield
D° in D° fince exchanged with Richard Fro ft
for Two Pieces of Land in Brinkley, lying
near Galley Hill, inclofed with other Lands
of the faid Thomas Brand, containing IA.
3R, 27P. - -
La ids in Mill Field
Land on Carlton Green - -
All which faid Allotments are bounded, as in
the faid Commiffioners' Award is particu-
larly mentioned or defcribed,
Examined with Schedule (C) annexed to the original Articles of Agreement, of
which it is a true Copy, with the Addition of the annual Value.
John Cam
2^0$ 46° GEORGII III. G4£.i&
The Fourth SCHEDULE referred to by the Act
Containing
a
Defcription of the Lands fmce awarded to the faid Thomas Brand, for
his unfettled Eftatcs at Carlton cum Willingham aforefaid.
Land in the Outfield
(being*
Part of the i rth Allotment
awarded to the faid Thomas Brand by the Com-
miffioners^ bounded on the North and Eaft by other
Part of the fame Allotment, on the South by the
Weflon Colville Road, and on the Weft by the
Lordfhip of Wefton Colville
The 14th Allotment awarded to the faid Thomas Brand
by the faid Commiffioners, Award, bounded as therein
mentioned, containing * « »
Quantity.
A. R* P.
122 % l8
a 3 23
125 1 I
Annual Value.
As
59 9 o
285
61 17 5
Examined with Schedule (Y) annexed to the Arbitrators* Awar4 of 28th
March 1806, of which it is a true Copy, with the Addition of the annual
Value.
John
Can*
The
46*GEORGII IIL Cap, i^ 2769
The Fifth SCHEDULE referred to by the Act.
•*-J-^.-
•mm
Containing a Defcriptlon of the Lands fmce awarded to the faid Thomas Brand, for
his fettled Mates at Carlton cum WilHngham aforefaid.
Land in the Outfield allotted to the faid Thomas Brand,
as Lord of the Manor -
Land .on Church Green, Allotment N°
1
in the Com
miflioners' Awalrd -
in the Crofts, - Allotment N° 2 in - - D° -
in D° . - - Allotment 3 in ^ - D° -
Land on the South Side of Hamihond*s Green, Allot-
ment 4 .... i..... -
Land in Little Low Field, Allotment N° 5
Land on Rufh Green, Allotment N° 6 - -
Land on Willkigham Green, Allotment 7
Land on the South Side of
,
Allotment 8 «-
Land on Willingham Green aforefaid, Allotment
N°
9 -
Land in the Outfield, Allotment N° 10
Land in the faid Outfield, being Remainder of the 11 tH
Allotment to the faid Thomas Brand, in the faid Com*
miflioners' Award .
Land in D° fmce exchanged with Richard Froft for Two
Pieces of Land in Brinkley, lying near Galley Hill,
inclofed with other Lands of the faid Thomas Brand,
containing
TA.
3R. 27P. being N° 12 ift the faid
Commiffioners, Award - -
Land in Mill Field, N° 13
A.
R. P.
3 l 4
1
12
7
i
42
o
o
o
o
241
3 33
2 ®
0 25
I
o
o
0
o
I
3
29
35
37
24
17
3°
7
Annual Value*
2 3 10
t 11 io
12 10 o
700
i 1%
48
3
1
2
8
4
o
o
o
o
197
6
o
o
7
o
9
310 0 0
I I II
i 0 23
623 3 5
*5S 0
0 iS
1 1
428
.
8
0
0
0
8
Examined with Schedule (2.) annexed to the Arbitrators Award, of which it is
a true Copy, with the Addition of the annual Value. "John Cart.
The Lands comprized in the 3d, 4th, and 5th Schedules were valued as
above by us, John Hilh
Markn
Wel/lead*
[loc. & Petq 31 C The
277*
460
GE OR Gil III. Cap. 131*
The SIXTH SCHEDULE referred to by the A&, containing a De-
Natnes of Places. Names of Tenants. PREMISES.
In the Parifh of
Wandfwonh in the
County of Surrey*
Quantity.
A Clofe called George's Mead
Land in a Clofe ca led Briggs
A Piece of Garden Ground i
neartheOueen'sBeadPub-/
lie Houfe, containing ex-V
elusive of the Roads lying!
Elizabeth Webb,held within theBoundary thereof \
under Leafe which
will expire 25th(Land in the Common Fields
Dec.
1822 J In Thames Shot
In Upper Shot
InD*
In Auftin's Croft
In
D*
in P©nd Shot
In Ddin Crofs Road Shot, ex-
clufive of Road
InD° - - - D
-}
*
Ralph Langtoii
fin Upper Shot
In Hermitage Shot
In Auftin's Croft
In
a
Shot Weft of Crofs Road")
Shot - - j
In Bird and Bu/h Shot
In Gravelly Shot
In D° Eaft of Jaft
. Jin Old Man's Well Shot
Tenant from-Yearl fa Lower Green Street Shot
to Year InD° , *
In D°
In D° -
In Lower Shot abutting Eaft \
upon Martin Road
-
j
InD°
In
t>°
In D° adjoining Lord Spen-
cer's Park -
V
:}
A.
R. J>.
2 2 8
O 2 32
I O 26
I
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
I
o
I
o
o
*
o
o
o
1
o
o
2
2
2
0 37
l3
*3
32
27
6
8 2 37
2
i
2
2
2
o
i
o
I
2
2
3
3
6
24
*9
i6
J3
12
34
24
29
22
37
'9
38
2
33
•44
II 2 21
Value of Elm Trees growing thereon
^»/-&."
Jack/on, ] burvey
ors.
46° GEORGII III. Cap. 131. 2771
fcription of the fettled Eflates vefted in the faid Thos Brand, in Fee.
Annual Rent.
18 18 o
Annual
Value.
26
-*i
--
OBSERVATIONS! &c.
Let with Houfes and other Pfemifest at /.
CA
the whole of which Rent is efthnated in
the fubfequent Valuation of the Houfes:
27 4 5
At 30 Years Purchafe - .-,£.780 7
Deduft Tents Ifttfereft' till")'
25th Decr 1822, being j
equal to an Annuity of )>28i 45
jC.
2.6 o 3 calculated I
at 5 per Cent. -J
Reverfionary Value
At 30 Years Purchafe being in an eligible
Situation ind Lands fellitig at a high Price
in that Neighbourhood - £.816 X2 6
Deduft Land Tax £.16 8Y
per Annum at 22 Years > 29 6 8
Purchafe - -J -
Carried forward c
—^ -^1
Value
iii.
Fee.
498 12 0
787 5 to
30 o o
1,315 17 10
277*
4-6* GEORGII III.
13*
The SIXTH SCHE-
,.,1 n ~|K
M>»IIII—I
'I
"i.
TlSlMV »* I. T {'II niii-M *
Nami&Sif places.
IntheParifhofWandt
worth afotefaid
iNames of tenant*.
Tyfon Chapman, Te-'
nant under a Leafe
which will expire 2 5th
Marfch 1820
William Hall, Tenant}
under a Leafe which
f
will expire 29th Sept* f
1823 J
TENEMENTS.
A Meffu&ge called the Crane
A Meffuage, Garden, and
Pieces
1
of Land thereto belonging - J
Elizabeth Webb, Tenant
]
A MefTuage called the George Ini^
A Chapel and Garden
Three HOufes in George Yard
Five MefTuages
under a Leafe wWch^Two Houfes*in George Yard)
will expire 25th Dec
1824
Fleet Street, iirthet>a
rifh of Sh Bridget,
otherwife St. Bride's
London.
William Lovell, Te*
nant"
under $ Leafe
which w&expire % 4$
June 183,3
Geo,
Blakifton and Jn'
Whitcomb, Tenants
^
under a Leafe which
will expire 25 March
1849
One Meffuage
One Houfe
Eightfmall Tenements In CraneLane
1A Blacldtokh's Shop
A Meffuage
> A Meffuage, Yard, and Buildings
Thomas Jones, Tenant'
under a Leafe which
will expire 29th Sep;
1813
Be«|-
JBcfdgfon, Tenant 1
under an Agreement j
for, a Leafe for 28 V
Yeirs,
from 25th j
Match 1805 j
Felix Calvert, Efq. Te-
nant under a Leafe
which wiil expire 25th
Dec'
2810
A Piece of Ground adjdining,
for--|
merly the Old Gateway, derailed '
to Blakifton and Whiforombe for I
500
Years,
ataPepperCortiRent J
A Meffuagie
A MdTuage
A Meffuage in Falcon Court, near 1
Fleet Street - .- J
46°GEORGII
III.
Cap. 131,
2773
DULE—(continued.)
Quantity
of
Land.
A#
i\« Jr»
«
Si "
1IO
t
ifc "
1
-
1
m
m m
fm »
-
»»
*
u* *
Carriedforward
Annual
Rent,
£. s. d*
5
32
0 0
54
0 0
52 10 0
47
0 0
31 10 0
63
0 0
40 0 0
£•325
5 0
Annual
Value.
£. J. d.
2IOO
32
0 0
1
237
O O
63-
0 0
2 LO
O O
:
70
O O
70
O O
roo
0 0
803
o 0
Obfcrvalions.
Brought forward
s
J
1
Value
in Fee.
£• s. d*
*>3*5
l7 IO
202 0 0
640
0 0
2,196
0 0
780
0 0
gix
0 0
6*64 0 0
958
0 0
I5O24
0 0
8^690
17 10
[Loc,
fc?
Per.~]
31
D
2774 46° GEORGII III. Cap.i3r.
The SIXTH SCHE-
Names of Places.
Thames Street in the!
Parifh of
St.
James I
GariikeHythe3Lon-1
don
I
i
-J
Tho8
Currier, Tenant
under aBuildingLeafe
which will expire 29th
Sepr
184.6
SaidThos Currier, Te-'
nant under a Building
Leafe which will expire
29th Sepr 1846
1
Poultry in the Parifh
of St. Mildred in the
Poultry, London
TENEMENTS.
Seven Meffuages and Warehoufes
adjoining
Six Meffuages and Warehoufes")
adjoinin S ;
Coleman Street, in
the Parifh of St.
Stephen, London
John Crace, Tenant"
under a Building Leafe
which will expire 29th
Sept1" 1846
Samuel Hall, Tenant'
under a Leafe which
will expire 25th Mar.
1814
Wm Limberry Grot")
venor, Tenant under
a Leafe which will ex-
pire 25th Decr 1820,
but determinable by )>
the Tenant on the
Day of
by giving 6 Months
previous Notice
A Meffuage,
Wharf,
Warehoufes,"
and other Buildings, and a
Yard in Black Swan AUey>
near Thames Street
A Meffuage
A Meffuage^ Stables, and Yard
46°CEORGII III. Cap.
1 5 l * ^775
DULE—(continued*)
Quantity
ox
A. R.
Broc
for11
* «
-
Land.
P.
-
-
mm
Annual Rent.
Carrd forwd
Annual Value,
s.
d.
325 5 °
40 O O
40 o o
70
1 £
.625
o o
100 o o
50 o o
5 o
£•
803 O O
254 o c
Gbfervations.
Bro*
forj
220 o o
270 o o
126 o o
60 o o
1,733 ° °
Value in
Fee.
8,690
17 io
826 o o
8p8 o 0
1,860 o o
1,68
a
o o
6O0 o o
14,466 17 10
Thefe (everal Calculations were made by me upon Principles of valuing the fubfift-
ing Leafes, agreeably to the Securities of the referved Rents, with the Reverfionary
Ground Rents in Fee, as they appear to merit, and the Buildings for the Time they
may ftand ; then the Value of the old Materials, and all thefe in prefent Money, at
different Rates of Intereft, as the Circumftances feem to ddferve.
Cba*
Alex.
Craig*
2
77
&
46° GEORGII III. Qap. t3t.
The SIXTH SCHE-
Names of Places,
In Carlton cum Wil-
lingham,
in the
Coun-
ty of Cambridge -
Names of Tenants,
LANDS.
•-'"•'"+•.
Quantity.
In hand
The Revd W*
Boldero, the pre
fent Incumbc
Noney Farm, fituate"]
in the Parifties of I
Carlton ctim Wil- !
UnghamandBrinV r
ley, in the County
gf Cambridge
William Edrupt
Tenant from
Year to Year -
The Manor of Much Carlton ^
alias
^
Carlton Magna and \
Willingham -J
Quit Rents * - -
The Advowfon of the Church 1
of Much Carlton and the >
Chapel of Willingham -J
'tipper Lady Field
Lower Lady Field
Burnt Field - -
Nine Acre Field
The Five Acre Field
The Four Acre Field
Opefey Field
The Hotpeftead, with Houfe and 7
A. R. p.
Barns
Noney Field
The Three Acre Meadow
The Eight Acre Ley
Noney Grove »
Oakey Pafture
The Four Acre Pafture
The Three Acre Corn Field
-
Brickkiln iu the"\
Parifti of Carlton (
cum Willingham., in f
the aforefaid, County J
George Miffen
Tenant from
Year tq Year -
Brickkiln Clofe
Far Cow Pafture
The Meadow Ground
The Home Cow Pafture
Wick Farm, in the
faid Parifh of Carl-
ton cumWillingham
John Grigg
Tenant. from
Year to Year -
xWick Pafture
Little Wick Pafture
Great Wick Pafture
Allot* awd for Royalty
Alio*
awd to Cornell and Exchd
D° to Pollard and Exchd
D° Mr. Brand for Soam's Exps
Sixth Allotment to Mr. Brand
Seventh D°
Part of Tenth D9
dCarried forward
7
II
9
4
5
12
2
2
I
2
3
o
3
3®
20
o
25
6
34
i o
12 2
4 i
8
3Q
2Q
I 2C
I 2
34 3 39
4 2 IQ
4 o io
34 8
3 l Q
ii i i
3
6 3 39
25 o
7
3
io
3
i
4
3
o
o
6o
2
3
2
I
O
2
O
o
o
2
*7\
26
4
28
a
o
37
24
7
94 3 n
466GE0RGII III.
^ap9
131 2777
DULE—{continued.)
Annual Rent.
£.. s. d.
m
0m*mmmm*itti w
17 o
*«!
Annual Value.
232 17 6
464
324 o o
5 *5 IO
3 17 o
5 *3 "
6 12 7
3 8 7
508
12 5 7
1 10 o
Total Annual Va-
lue of each Farm.
£. s. d.
80 O G
6 18
a 11
4 19
-
o
O IO
2b 17
2 14
2 3
7
7
7
0
7
9
9
o
1 18 7
7 z7 J1
a 26 2
4 17 10
9 7 9
407
11 3 9
2 8 10
o 16 o
3 7
5
3
1
6
o
o
6x
6
o
o
7
o
95 o o [
»
[!«:. &f
P^r.]
85 x3
Obfervations.
{
Brought forward £.
Being 4 Years Purchafe of the }
aim1 Value of the
Copyh*
Efts |
At 20 Years Purchafe
Subject to the Life of the
prefcnt Incumbent, now
aged 38 Years, is worth -
0
17 10 6
95 o o
198 3 6
31 £
->•—-»»
Value,
in Fee.
14,466 17 io
931 10 .0
86 6 6
*,*S9 o
1:
1
-.|i
IWPH).
f* *7>343 *4 6
*778
46° GEORGII III.
Cap.
131.
The SIXTH SCHE
-
Names of Places,
The Outfield Farm in'
the faid Parifh of
Carlton cum Wil-
lingham
Names of Tenants.
Carlton Hall Far
the aforefaid
[ Farm in \
id Parilh J
Josh
Long
Willingham Green
Farm in the afore-
faid Parifh of Carl- J>
ton cum Willing- |
ham - -J
Wm Long
LANDS.
Brought forward
/
Revd N. C. Lane -
The Pightle
Part of Tenth Allotment
The Eleventh Allotment
Land formerly in Brinkley
The Thirteenth Allotment
Long Clofe
1
f Home Clofe
Apefey Field
The Homeftead, Outbuilding,
Ox Meadow
Long Handy
Lower Eight Acres
Horfe Pafture
Burnt Ground
The Eight Acres
Upper Leigh
Upper Eight Acres
(Lower Ley -
Short Handy
Long Crofts
Little Bum Field
Great Bufh Pafture
Glover's Meadow
Lo\ver Ley
Upper Ley
Little Field
Fourth Allotment awarded to
Brand
Winchefter Crofts
&c.
.
m:}
fThe Pightle
The Great Pightle
Willingham Green Clofe
I
Shepherd Cottage and Clofe
Fifth Allotment
Eighth Ditto
^Ninth Ditto
1 Carried forward
46° GEORGII III. Cap. 131 2779
DULE—{cmtintied^
Quantity.
A. R. P.
0
i8r
310
1
1
1
4
40
1
7
4
8
8
11
9
10
6
6
7
4
14
10
4
7
8
2
1
0
3
0
2
2
2
3
0
3
2
1
2
3
2
0
2
2
2
i
0
3
2
i
i
i
0
0
27
28
10
10
0
16
39
4
32
18
24
24
14
14
18
18
28
3
i
2
3
36
n
I I 29
14 I 14
o 1 30
Annual Rent. &nnu?l Value.
£•
S.
d,
-
0
0
4
1
42
0
2
3
3
G
O
O
24
24
33
20
35
*7
210 o o
£>'
s' d.
o 13 9
J35 18 9
155 ° °
0 18 o
1 1 o
1 18 2
5
50
10
8
4
7
7
9
6
*3
4
4
6
5
3
17
*3
5
7
8
1
17
9
12
o
6
*5
16
2,
6
18
5
•j
12
16
6
1
10
9
*5
17
5
x3
i5
5
6
o
o
5
7
1
7
10
o
1
3
7
7
10
o
o
o
10
4
6
o 17 7
i 4 4
5 9 4
1 n 7
48 6 o
022
080
Annual Value
of each Farm.
198 3
Obfervations,
d. I
6
^Bro*
forward
295 9 8
Let with other
Lands*
Value in Fee.
£• J. d.
175343 »4 6
/
220 o o
\
Let with other
/ Lands.
\
58 1 o
771 14 2j -
lMH«M«illllHIM*«
J7>343 *4 6
r?
7 So 46VGEORGII III. Cap. 131.
The SIXTH SCHE.
„•«
•>. ,. .i r ». *-
NatJies of Places. Narties of Tenants.
The Church Farm in
Carlton cum Wil-
lingham aforefaid
Carlton Green Faring
in the aforefaid >
Parifli - -J
Field Farm in the"^
Parifli of Brinkley I
in the faid County t
of Cambridge -J
Ty thes in theParifh of"
Wefton
Colville,
as
fixed by the Com-
miflioners* Award '
upon the Inclofure
of that Lordfhip -
The Wood Land*
W*
Long
Wm Haling
Dan1 Cream
John Carter Pollard
Efq*
In hand
Brought forward
Clofe
Iiomeftead with Farm Hcufc and")
> Barns &c. -
,,
J
Oak Failure
Church Green Meadow
Long Field - -
Knight's Pafture
(No.
1
Allotment to Mr. Brand
No.
2, Ditto -
No.
3. Ditto -
w ft
I
Several Pieces in the Open Fields
Tythes of Land
f Carlton Great Wood
\ Walter's Grove
Deduft the Two Mortgages on the
Eftate amounting together to - }
46°GEORGTI III. Cap. 131
DULE—(continued*}
Annual Rent.
A. R. P. £•
I
26
9
7
xo
1
12
7
2 30
1 28
1 8
i 4
3 3°
3 38
2 0
0 25
2 3 23
22 o 30
143
12 2 so
I O
X.
d.
12
28
73 iS o
620
9J
Annual Value,
t s. d*
6 0 4
25 16 4
9 x5 4
7 5 5
11 9 9
1 II 10
12 10 o
700
Annual Value
of each Farm, Observations*
£• s* d*
771 14 2
^ Brought over
^ Let with
/other
Lands*
3 o °
28
73 18 o
620
88
5 9 9
o o Let with
other Lands
13 o o
28 o o
80 o o
\
Dedufl: Land Tax 69 o
Corn Rent no 13 9
Valued at 28 Years Purchafe, being the ufual
Number of Years Purchafe at which Eftates in
that Neighbourhood fimilarly circumftanced,
being remote from any confiderable Market
Town, furrounded by bad Roads, and not in
an eligible Situation, are fold.
Value of the Timber growing thereon, viz.
2144 Oak Trees, containing 353 Loads 47 Feet,
at £.6
1 b
per Load of 50 Feet, excluding all
under 6 Inches Girt £-2>3oo 12 2^
42 Afh containing 5 Loads 44 Feet 1
at ^.3 15 per Load of 50 Feet j
8 Elm containing 7 Loads 48 Feet 1
at /.3.X5 per Load of 50 Feet} '* "7
1055 Saplings valued in 3 Clafies^
of 1, 25 and 's. each, being on >117 13
an Average of about 2s.
%d.
each J
986
179 3
13
806 9 5
21,581 6 o
Value in Fee.
i7>343 *4 6
22 1 o 2,455 3 2
—+*
3] 25,036
John Hill, , g
Marion Weljlead, * ^
9 2
o o
7>536
Carried forward 24,880
9 *
3 8
[Loc. & Per.] 31 F
ay? 2
46*
GEORGII III.
Cap.\i\.
The SIXTH SCHE-
Names of Places.
«M
Namei of Tenants.
In theParifh oH
Farnharn in the >
CountyofEflexJ
Tho'Bardwell held
under a Leafe
which will expire
10th 0&oben8io
fotheRriftofAl-^
bury in the County >
©f Hertford -J
D
;
PREMISES.
AMetTuage calledBucks, with!
the Orchard and Garden,
fituate at Farnharn Green, y
and a Croft on the Eaft Side
of the faid Meffuage *j
Land in Reading Field, now 1
Part of upper Clay Pits - J
Land in Aldwick Field, now 1
a Pightle or Inclofure - J
Land, late Parcel of Hanging
*)
Hill - -J
Land in Mill Field, now!
called Aldwick Field
-
j
Land in Rowghey Field
A Garden called Sy wards ^|
and Three Crofts inclofed >
thereto containing together J
Carter's Acre, lying on a")
Croft called Bonefhot -J
Land, late Parcel of Upper 1
Percocks - -J
Holders Croft -, -
"I
Holders Lane - - J
Land lying in Crackley
Stoney Field ; .;*
Land in Mill Fiaid
Quantity.
A. R. P.
3 2 16
I O O
0 3 24
2 °" 35
1 1 8
1 o 22
c o 20
5
3
1
o 10
9 2 to
3 9
2 30
c 22
% -ii
53 l *7
i
46#
GEORGJI III. Cap.i$i 2783
T)XJV&*~~(contmued.)
£* * d.
Annual .Rent. Annual Wue»
£. /
d.
*\
800
OBSERVATIONS.
Brought forward
a *7 o
1 % 6
247
1 o to
g 1 Let with other Lands at an
0,1
-*
3 V entire* annual Rent.
o 18 o
9 11
5
»3
2
1
53
4
6
IO
9
4
3
7
4
3
1
9 Valued at
2$
Years PurcRafe, "j
theBuildings being in very/
bad Repair,
the
Lands lying \
much difperfed, and in an/
ineligible Situation, as toV
Roads and Market Towns
i
DeduS a Proportion of the"]
Land-Tax, of £.4 per An- '
num, at 22 Years
chaie H
Deduft Tents Inrereft till the
ioth O&ober 1810; the
Proportion of the prefem
annual Rent being £.a$A^
10s.
lefs than the prefcnt/
annual Value of the EftateA
which in prefent Money is \
equal to *
Value of Timber, confifting of fmal 10 ik,
A
fh, and E!m
*i
Trcts/and Saplings growing upon the above Eftate r
Carried forward
*>4oi 5
10S
Value ia Fee*
£. t. d.
24880 3 3
1,489 5 ©
SB* o o
0
5 °
a o
i>343 5 «
26,22$ 3 $
wH
460
GEORGII III. 43ap>.t$\.
The SIXTH SCHE-
4»
Names of
Place*.
•MM
Names of Tenants.
mu>
•w^mMaiMV
Quantity.
ft.
ih the Parifh of
Honnead in the\ Nathaniel Prior
CountyofHehsJ
\
The Moiety or Half Part of
the Tythes of Corn, Grain,
and Hay, and other Tythes,
belonging to the Re&ory of
Great Hormead, containing
about -
]
Rev4
Zac;
Brooke,
the prefent In-/
cumbeht. .
f The Third Part of the Rents
and Services and the Pre-
fentation to the Vicarage
every Third Tura *
*>S$4 0 l
46° GEORGII III. Cap. 131. 2785
DULE—\continuedJ)
Annual Rent.
£* f- d.
tk
Annual Value.
£. $* d,
lS5 8
OBSERVATIONS.
Brought forward £•
s.
d.
(
\
140
At 28 Years Purchafes there
being no Tythe Homeftead,
or other Building belonging
thereto, and a confiderable / ^
Part of the Lands lying dif-
perfed in open Fields - *|
V /
1 Deduft Land Tax abou^1 '
£.9 16s. per Annum at 22^ £15 12 o
Years Pur chafe*
Value in Fee.
26,22$ 8 8
tmmmm
J3 ° M
/The Prefentation every ThircT
Turn fubjett to the Life of
the prefent Incumbent now
aged 39 Years, is worth
4>'35 ** 6
137 2 o
•MuMMHMmn
30,496 2 8
John
Hill,
?
Anth.
Jafkfon,S
"*
[Lac. fcf Pet.'] 31 G
2786
46*
GEORGII III. Cap. 131.
The Seventh SCHEDULE referred to by the Aft, containing a Defcription of
Names of
Places.
In the Parifh of"
Coddicot, in the
County of
Herts,
PREMISES.
The capital Mefluage called
Hay wards alias Stagnor
Hall ....
m Brett Efquire3( Seyeral inci0fed
Fields
called
Oldbury's, now in One
Inclofure
Geo.
Wyman - «
Edw11 Pearce and*)
in Hand - -J
Edwd Pearce -
Geo.
Wyman - -
Ja* Pavett
Underwood Males -
Josh
Biggs - -
Geo.
Wyman - -
Geo,
Wyman - -
Underwood Males -
All Tenants from
Year to Year.
t
Waterdale in Three Pieces
Gilver-flreet in Two Pieces
Grey Croft
Sheep Croft
Longlands
High Heath
Cobbills Meadow
Lye Shott
Part of Oak Tree Field
Sand Pit-field
Purchafed of Rd Hall, with
other Lands }
Quantity.
A. R.« Jr
59 * 36
27
9
6
3
4
S
2
6
4
8
3 *7
2 19
0 S
1 16
3 23
1 35
2 5
© 24
3 I
o 0
141 I 29
46°GEORGII III. Cap. 131. 2787
the Fee Simple Eftates of the faid Thomas Brand, to be limited in Settlement.
Aniiiial Rent.
£ d.
35° ° °
:{
Annual Valuej
£. s. d.
71 15
OBSERVATIONS,
L-
Value
in
Fee.
208 5 o
o
Landlord pays all Taxes.
The Houfe and Offices about 30 Years
ago,
coft near £.2,50© in the building of
them, and about Four or Five Years paft
the Additions, a further Sum of £.1,500,
making together £.4,000, which at the
low Rate of £.2 per Cent, only, would
be £.80 per Annum^ whereas this is
called at
£.71.
15. per Annum, and
Houfes in general are charged at Six,
Seven, or even Eight per Cent, per An-
num, according to their probable Dura-
tion.
32 *4 3
^
11
9
7
8
7
13 16
5 4
5
3
*7
17
11
9
4
10
ic
Let with other Lands at an entire annual
Rent.
(
9 |Let with other Lands at an entire annual
6 I Rent.
5 12 6yAt3oYearsFurchafe? being in an eligible
Situation, and Land felling at a high
Price in that Neighbourhood
The Land Tax is redeemed,
Value of Timber growing upon the above Eftate, viz*
241 Oak Trees, containing 79 Loads, 18 Feet, at an"}
Average of nearly £.
11.
15 per Load of 50 Feet,
> 93 a
10
excluding all under the Girt of 6 Inches
g$ Alh, containing 49 Loads, 33 Feet, at D° of)
nearly £.6 9 6 per L -J 3" 11 o
95 Elm, containing 45 Loads, 28 Feet, at D° of
1
£.4 18 per Ld - - - - - -/ 223
9 Walnut, containing
1
Load, 34 Feet, at £.10 per Ld 16
4 Beach containing 2 Loads, 46 Feet, at £.4 per L* 11
114 Saplings valued in 3 Gaffes of i, 2, and 3 Shillings 1
each, being upon an Average of nearly 2s. 4J. - J 3
4
16
*3
5
©
6
Carried forward
lI3+23 IO °
5*9 o 6
12,942 10 6
»
—mi*
2788 460GEORGII III. Cap. iii.
The Seventh SCHE-
Namet of Places.
«kMw*k*ob
In the Parifh of
Knebworth, in
the County of
Hertford -
PREMISES. Quantity.
A. R. P,
In Hand
Biggs Grove
Houfe, Stables, Yard, and
Home Clofe, (including
in Value a Piece within
the Hoo Park)
Lower Haggling Croft
Upper Haggling Croft
Ofborne Clofe
Riddingdell Seven Acres
D° - - Five Acre*
iNew Clofe
Add for Piece within the"
Payk, and for Lanes
through and adjoining
the faid Lands
Purchafed of Rd Warbur-
ton Lytton Efq. with
other Lands
3
2
7
26
16
7
5
22
3
95
2 19
3 21
1 11
0 27
1 1
1 31
1 21
3
37
0 0
0 14
46°GEORGII III. Cap, 131, isir 789
B ULE {continued*)
f
Annual Eent. Annual Value. OBSERVATIONS, See.
£. j. J,
1 I
9
JA Brought forward m
IO O O
884
2(5 3 5
13 16 5
6 13 11
4 16 1©
21 16 7
/
The Whole of this Eftate is either in
Hand, or let with other Lands at an
entire annual Rent *
93 *5 4 At 30 Years Pur chafe, being in an eligible
Situation, and Land felling at a high
Price in that Neighbourhood
The Land Tax is redeemed.
Value of Timber growing upon the above Eftate, viz.
^r*^t q| piling If m ••] jf
72 Oak Trees, containing 23 Loads 3t Feet, at £.
1©
per Load of 50 Feet -
6 Afli Trees, containing
1
Load at £.6 per Load -
1 Elm, 3 Feet' -
1 Beach, 16 Feet
3 Walnut Trees, 1 Load 30 Feet at £.io per Load
49 Saplings, at 1 Shilling each *
6
- o
- 1
- 16
- 2
4
o
4
4
o
9
Value in Fee.
12,942 10 (J
o
6
o
V
[Ltf*
&? P]
Carried forward
[3*
m
2,813 6 0
262 1 6
16,017 12 O
279® 46« GEORGII III.
.Gap.
131.
The Seventh SCHE-
!Names
of
Places.
»*^~**
,
.„..„..*.
Names of Tenants. PREMISES.
^ptlHPIMUllHHi
Quantity.
A. R. P.
In tke Parifli of 1
Kimpton, in the >
County of Herts J
John Nicholas^ Te-
nant from Year
to Year
In the Parifh of St. "\
Paul's Walden, I
in the County t
of Herts - -J
,D(
TheParfonage Houfe, Barn?
Stable, Yard, Garden, Or-
chard, and Home Clofe *
Dowdclls Wick - - -
Broad Croft Wick
Mill Field
fDell Field
| The Six Acres
t Chalk .Dell Field
St. Mary's Pightle
Egnall Field - -
New Ciofe -
Two Acres in Church Fieild 1
Common - -J
Eiicroft
f Rowgate Hill Piece in the
J Holt Common - -^
I^One
Acre in Dane Common
o
1
11
9
6
20
3
9
5
1 35
3 27
* 3
1 34
1 2
3 o
JQ 21
I 24
i S
% 16
1 11
1 0
3 18
81
The Tythes of Corn, Grain,
and Hay, and all other
Tythes iffuing out of federal
Lands and Tenements in
the Parifh of Kimpton, con-
taining together about - - 1,673 ° °
IntheParUhofSO
Paul's Walden >
aforefaid - -J In Hand 1
Purchafed of Sir Rob1 Salufbury, Bar1 vtith other Tythes, fmce
fold to the Revd John Hawkins and Richd Oakley.
iUl the Tythes of Corn and
Grain whatfoever growing
upon foveral Parcels of
Land in the Parifh of Paul's
Walden, containing together
V* about - - - - 182 2 o
Purchafed of the Dean and Chapter of
St.
Paul's London.
46'GEORGII III. Cap, 131 2791
DtJLE—(contin ued.)
Annual Rent.
£* S. d.
- *
101
Annual
Value,
jt* j# cj# Brought forward
15 o o
2 15
% 17
*7 3
12 19
9 8
4 8
8 7
10
3
9
8
2
5
7 16 10
* 4 5
5 *3 9
1 1 3
o 14 7
•**
Il8 14 3
OBSERVATIONS. Value in Fee.
£. s. d.
16,017 12 Q
418 5 o
536 »9 3
7 i» 9l
-•£
At 30 Years Purchafe> being"
in an eligible Situation,
and Lands felling at a}
high Price in that Neigh-
bourhood.
Beduft Land Tax, ^.30 4
per Ann., at 22 Years Pur-
chafe
At 30 Years Pur chafe *
A great Proportion is Grafs
Land and in rhe Hoo Park,
The Land Tax is redeemed.
Total
John
Anth
x6,io8 17 6
664 8 o
- £-
15,444 9 6
226 3 io£
WMBii^MI
31,688 5 4£
It r I Surveyors;
.
Jack
Jon ^ J
mmmmm
1«.«—.,.„.,
LONDON: Printed by GEORGE EYRE and ANDREW STRAHAK,
Printers to the King's nfoft Excellent Majtfty. i$c6.

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