Earl of Oxford's Estate Act 1801
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1801 c. cxix |
ANNO QUApRAGESlMO PRIMO
III.
REGIS,
Cap.
119.
An AcT: for veftihg certain Eftates.in the County of
Norfolk ftridtly entailed,by the Will of Horatio, late
Earl of Orford deceafed,
in"
Truftees, to be fold, and
for laying out t(he Money ariiing therefrom, in the
Firft Place, in Difcharge of the Incumbrances afTecl--
ing the famej arid the Refidue thereof in the Pur-
chafe of other Eftates in the County of Norfolk^ to
be fettled to the fame Ufes, [23d June 1801.]
HERE AS the Right Honourable Horatiolate Earl of
Orford,
Preamble
deceafed, duly made and publifhed his.laft Will and Tefta-
ment in Writing, bearing Date on or about the Fifteenth
Day of
May^
in the Year One thoufand feven hundred and ninety-three,
and attefted, as by Law is required for the palling of Real Eftates by
Devifej and thereby (among other Things) gave and devifed all his
Freehold Manors or Lordfhipsof
Croftwight
otherwife
Croflwick,
Sloky,
Honing Fd'ux, otherwife Eafi Rujlon
Faux>
with the Appurtenances, in _ _ „
the County of Norfolk; and the Advowfons of the Churches of Croft-^^fx^h
wight otherwife Croftwick, and
Sloley
in Norfolk*, and alfo all that the
MaJ>*793
Scite of his late Capital Manfion Houfe called Croflwuk Hall, with the
ILoc.
&?
Per.} 24 B Lands
The Will of
Horatio
Earl
of Orford,
21^2 41° GEORGII III. Cap. ug,
Lands and Appurtenances thereto belonging
$
and alfo all and every
his Freehold and CopyholdJ^IelTuages, Farms, Lands, Tenements, Ad-
vowfons, Mill, and^i^d§feiraa€ln^ wcjth-ifth^il- Appwtenances, fituate.
Handing-, lying, aif#w6Wej ip tie ife^ral ^Hiiesj, fflactfsl Townfliios.
or Territories of ^r^ffy^m ^ihir^pe "Gr0wlc^
W$r$$ad>
Honing*
Wittk, N^pi0w0y ^ ^0m^MMB^^ ^M0vS^0c^ Tunftead,
St album i Ingham,
W^ftw^k^
^^&^fWHti
#1$ %&tffi^e^ pi-
fcTle
where, in
the fkfd County dt^rffitk, wlncfe A^mM&&
tfo
fen as Mdilr &t Law of
his Nefphew^^l^ wherein
he or any Perfon in Truft for him had any Eftate of Inheritance with
their and every of their Appurtenances (all which faid Copyhold Pre-
mifes he had furrendered or intended to furrender to the Ufe of his
Will),
fubje£t to and charged and chargeable jftogether^with his Leafe-
hold Premifes, ilicM'tyf &e ^Brfhbp• iff'-fflvrt&ch
;-*£&&
£he Matters and
Fellows of Chrift College^ Cambridge^ refpe&ively therein after be-
queathed) with the Payment of the Two feveral Principal Sums of
Thirteen thoufand five hundred Pounds, and Four thoufand Pounds, and
InftetnSt-fiue andfo^ifg upoi|~T!;w|j) Mortgages"&£^t^TaW'TWa'Sc^s^.iid
H^i^JitiSTients tl*e^i!h-befl dfevjffed, o^ffcfiQe^
or fo much thereof as fhould remain due at his Deceafe, and to which
his Perfonal or any other Part of his Real Eftate fhould in noways con-
tribute or be liable; and alfo fubje£t to the Annuity thereafter given to
bis Servant PMiiif
%GoUmb
i :t& the:&veftri Ufes, ^p^ntheTru#st^nd w
and for the Intents and Purpofes, and fubjeft to the Provifoes and De-
clarations therein-after exprefled and declared concerning the fame;
(that is to fay), to the Ufe. of his &reat Nephew
George
James Earl of
Cholmondeley,
and his Affigns/fcr his natural Life without Impeachment
T)f Wafte, other than'-and excegt rYoluntafy.-.\Vafte, in. plalling: down
Efoufes and not rebuilding the lapse j with Remainder to the Ufe of
hfs tjMcfe WarlesDuUt df
RicBmtind,
ted the Right honourable
George
t^enox cdmmontly called Lord
GeoftgelLehoxy
arid their Heirs during his
Life,
fn Truft toluppqrt the contingent Ufes therejn-after limited ; with
Rertiainder to iti£WfeJo(
George
Chiblkondiky (commonly
t^^y^z^^fii^gi^s^':^^ dnly Sofaand Ifeir «AfppatfeM bf -his faid
Great Nephew), and his Afl\gns,;for;atnd durifnghis natural Life, without
[nfitie^chmtntof
Wafttf,
'except Tuch as
aforefaicf;
with Remainder to the
LJfeofthfe&M Tre^^ Mdpm> in
Truft, itQtuppopt the contingent Remainders 'therein-after limited; and
frotm sfn'd after his Deceafe to the Ufe of the Firft and other Sons of the
Bodypf the faid Vifcount Malpas fuoceffively in Tail Male; with Re*
ttikindtrto the Ufe of the.S'econd, Third, Fourth, and all and every other
the Son and Sons of the Body of, his (the faid Teftator's) faid Great
NfepheW George James Earl
Cholmondeley
fucceflively in Tail Mail
4
with Remainder to the Ufe of -his (the Teftator's) Nephew the
Honourable and Reverend Robert
Cholmondeley
and his Affigns, for and
during his natural Life, without Impeachment of Wafte, except volun-
tary Wafte as *forefaid5 Remainder to the Ufe^of the faid Truftees
andthtir Heirs, during the Life of his faid Nephew, in Truft to preferve
the cpntingent 'Ufes therein-after limited; Remainder to the Uic
of his (the faid TefUtor's) Great Nephew George James
Cholmondeley
•(only Son and Heir Apparent of his faid Nephew Robert
Cholmondeley),
•and his Affigns^ for l^is natural Life, without Impeachment of Walte,
except
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