Charles Earl of Blesinton estate: vesting estates in Dublin, Kilkenny and Tyrone in trustees for sale, for payment of debts, and other provisions Act 1846

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ANNO NONO
VICTORLE REGIN.E.
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Cap.
1.
An Act for vesting the Real Estates of the Right
Honourable
Charles
John late Earl of Blesinton
deceased, in the County and County of the
City of Dublin, the City of Kilkenny, and the
County of Tyrone, in Trustees for Sale, for the
Payment of his Debts; and for other Purposes.
[18th June 1846.]
W
HEREAS by an Indenture bearing Date the Third Day Deed of
of
August
One thousand eight hundred and fourteen, and Settlement,
made between the Right Honourable
Charles
John late dated
Earl of
Blesinton,
then the Right Honourable diaries John Viscount
3d
August
Mountjoy of that Part of the United Kingdom called
Ireland,
of
the one Part, and Josias Henry
Stracey
of
Berners
Street, London,
of the other Part, the said Viscount gave, granted, bargained, sold,
demised, and appointed unto the said Josias Henry Stracey, his
Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, all those the Manors or
reputed Manors of
Newtown
Stewart and Rash, and the Town and
Lands of Newtown Stewart,
Croshballinree
Upper,
Croshballinree
Lower, Pigeon House
Meadow,
Pubble,
Glenock
otherwise
Cloghogle
otherwise
Cloghogall,
Lisbqfin,
Sessagh,
Upper
Gallen,
Lower
GaUen^
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Crosh
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Crosh otherwise Cross, Straletterdallen otherwise Stralatterdolan,
Corick otherwise
Corickmore,
and Corickbeg, Tullacherin, Tullanadall,
Bealnasollis, Carnargan, Glessygolgan, Creaghatuake, Crockacladdy,
and Meenagorp, Lislea Upper, Lislea Lower, Learden, Killymore, and
Lisfremmagh, Strahulter, Carnaveigh otherwise
Castlemoyle,
Bloomry
Land,
Deer
Park,
Rakelly, Grange, Upper and Lower Aldochall
otherwise Aldohill,
Lignabraid,
Ballinatibbret, Ballykeel, Carrickens
otherwise Carrigans, Tattynure otherwise Tattunure, Tattynagole
otherwise Tatenegole, Tantramurry, Knockmoyle, Carnoney otherwise
Carnony, Rash, Lislimnaghan, Tully, Tattrachonaght otherwise Tat-
traconaghty, Killymore, Castletown, GortinagJian otherwise Gortin-
agan,
Beltony,
Gortnacrea
otherwise Gortinacrea, Lisnagirr otherwise
Lisnegir, Calkill North and South, Carrowes, Beragh otherwise
Baragh, Lisnacreight,
Glassmullagh
otherwise
GlassmuUock,
Dunteague
otherwise Dunteig, Gortakieren, Tullymuck otherwise Tullemuck,
Legland otherwise Leglan, Straghroy,
Sessaghbrace
otherwise Session-
buoy, Shergrim, and Part of Lissenally, Cooler eighty,
Cummerie
other-
wise Cornerie, Rash, Milltown and Tuckmill Tenement, Gortnagarn
otherwise Gortnegarne, Corranery otherwise Coremoary otherwise
Corneary, Killybrack otherwise Killybreck, Killyclogher otherwise
Kilklogher, Mullaghmore, Cranny otherwise Crannie, Bellnamullen
otherwise Ballynamullen otherwise Ervaghullian, Teerocum otherwise
Tirequin, Glenchordell otherwise
Glencordell,
Crosh, and Mean other-
wise Mehan, with their and every of their Sub-denominations, Rights,
Members, and Appurtenances, situate, lying, and being in the Barony
of
Strabane
in the County of Tyrone; and also all that the yearly
Rent-charge, Fee-farm Rent, or annual Sum of Sixteen Pounds,
issuing and payable yearly out of the Lands of Lurganbuoy otherwise
Lurganboy, Lislap, Gortgranagh, and Legachorry in the said Barony
of Strabane and County of Tyrone, in the Possession of the Repre-
sentatives of Robert MlClintock and Benjamin Fenton Esquire,
deceased ; and also all that other yearly Rent-charge, Fee-farm
Rent, or annual Sum of One Pound Ten Shillings Sterling, payable
yearly out of that Part of the Lands of Straghroy in the said Barony
of Strabane and County of Tyrone, in the Possession of the Repre-
sentatives of Mr. Scott deceased ; and also all and singular the
Messuages, Buildings, Mills, Rents, Rights, Royalties, Privileges,
Profits, Franchises, and Appurtenances whatsoever to the said
Manors, Towns, Lands, Hereditaments, and Premises belonging or
appertaining; to hold the same, with the Appurtenances, unto the
said Josias Henry Stracey, his Executors, Administrators, and
Assigns, from the Day next before the Day of the Date of the now-
reciting Indenture for the Term of One thousand Years, upon trust
that the said Josias Henry Stracey, his Executors, Administrators,
and Assigns, should, within One Year next after the Day of the
Decease of the said Viscount, by and out of the Rents, Issues, and
Profits of the said Manors, Lands, Tenements, Rents, Hereditaments,
and Premises, or any Part
thereof,
or by Mortgage or Sale of the
said Manors, Lands, Tenements, Rents, Hereditaments, and Pre-
mises,
for all or any Part of the said Term, or by such other Wavs
and Means as to the said Josias Henry Stracey, his Executors,
Administrators, or Assigns, should seem meet, raise and levy the
full bum of Twelve thousand Pounds Irish Value and Currency,
together
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together with the Costs, Charges, and Expences of raising the same,
and, until the same should be so levied, that he should and might,
by and out of the Rents, Issues, and Profits
thereof,
raise, levy, and
receive Interest at the Rate of Six Pounds for every One hundred
Pounds by the Year, to be computed from the Day of the Decease
of the said Viscount, on the same Sum, or on so much thereof as
should from Time to Time be not raised and obtained, the said
Interest to be raised half-yearly as it became due, together with all
Costs and Charges attending the raising and levying the same ; and
upon further trust that the said
Josias
Henry
Stracey,
his Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, should pay the said Sum of Twelve
thousand Pounds, when so raised and levied, and all Interest
thereof,
unto
Charles
John
Gardiner,
Son of the said Viscount, when and so
soon as he should have attained the Age of Twenty-one Years; and,
until he should have attained the said Age, upon trust that the said
Josias Henry Stracey, his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns,
should invest such Principal Sum of Twelve thousand Pounds, or so
much thereof as should for the Time being be so raised or obtained,
in some or One of the Government or Public Funds, or on Real or
other competent Security, and pay and apply so much of the Divi-
dends,
Interest, or Proceeds thereof from Time to Time as should be
necessary towards the Maintenance or clothing and Education of the
said
Charles
John
Gardiner,
and invest the Residue, if any, of such
Interest, in manner as therein mentioned; and in case the said
Charles John Gardiner
should attain the said Age in the Lifetime of
the said Viscount, upon trust that the said
Josias
Henry Stracey,
his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, should raise in manner as
aforesaid the said Interest, and pay the same to him ; and in case
the said
Charles
John
Gardiner
should die without attaining the said
Age,
then that the said Josias Henry Stracey, his Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, should stand and be possessed of the
said Principal Sum, and the Security on which the same might be
invested, and all Interest thereof not applied as aforesaid, "upon
trust for the Executors or Administrators of the said Viscount, as
Part of his Personal Estate: And whereas the said
Charles
John
Earl of
Blesinton
afterwards sold the said several Towns and Lands
of
Mullaghmore,
Cranny,
Teerocum
otherwise
Tirequin,
Crosh,
Killy-
clogher
otherwise
Killclogher,
Ballynamullen
otherwise Ervaghullian,
and its Sub-denominations, being Lower
Ballynamullen,
Milllown,
Cavan, and
Crockateskal,
also the Town and Lands of Mehan
otherwise Mean, and that Part and Parcel of the Lands of
Glen-
chordial commonly called Bohera, all situate in the Barony of
Strabane
and County of
Tyrone .-
And whereas the said
Charles
John
Viscount Mounijoy was, in or about the Year One thousand eight
hundred and sixteen, created Earl of Blesinton: And whereas by Indentures
Indentures of Lease and Release, bearing Date respectively the of ^ease ant
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Days of February One thousand eight
jaetgjSe'
hundred and eighteen, the Release being made between the said i6th Feb.
Charles
John Earl of
Blesinton
of the First Part, Margaret Farmer 1818.
of
Manchester
Square in the County of
Middlesex,
Widow, of the
Second Part, and
Frederick
Samuel Pole of Lee in the County of
Kent, Esquire, and Luke Norman of
Mounijoy Square
in the County
of Dublin, Esquire, since deceased, of the Third Part, ,being the
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