Richard Viscount Fitzwilliam estate: granting a further power to let estates in Dublin and authorizing the sale of rents Act 1842
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1842 c. 23 |
ANNO QUINTO
&
SEXTO
VICTORLE REGIN^E.
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Cap.
23.
An Act
for
granting further Power
to
lease Parts
of
the
Estates devised
by the
Will
of
Richard
late Viscount Fitzwilliam, deceased, situate
in
the City
of
Dublin
and the
Neighbourhood
thereof,
and for
authorizing
the
Sale
of
certain
Fee Farm and other Rents, also devised
by
that
[16th July 1842.]
HEREAS
the
Right Honourable Richard Viscount Fitz-
william
of
the Kingdom
of
Ireland,
deceased,
by his
last
Will
and
Testament
in
Writing bearing
•
Date
the
Will.
W
•
T
Will
and
Testament
in
Writing, bearing
•
Date
Eighteenth Day
of
August One thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
and
so
executed
and
attested
as to
pass Freehold Estates, gave and
devised unto William Sheldon
of
Gray's
Inn in the
County
of
Mid-
dlesex, Esquire, (since deceased,)
and
Edward Roberts
of the
Exchequer, Esquire, (since also deceased,)
all and
every
his the
said Testator's Manors
or
Lordships, Capital Messuages, Messuages,
Lands, Tenements,
and
Hereditaments whatsoever and wheresoever
in
Ireland,
with their and every
of
their Rights, Royalties, Members,
and Appurtenances, (together with his Fee Farm Rents issuing
out
Messuag Tenements,
and
Hereditaments
in
land
and in the
Principality
of
Wales,
and his
Manors
of
Lea
[Private.]
7 h and
Will
of
Richard Vis-
count Fitz-
william, 18th
August 1815.
582 5° & 6° VICTORIA, Cap.23.
and
Cleaverton
in the County of Wilts, and all his Messuages, Mills,
Farms, Lands, Tithes, Tenements, and Hereditaments whatsoever,
to the said Manors or Lordships belonging or appertaining, with
their Appurtenances, and all other his Manors, Messuages, Mills,
Farms, Lands, Tithes", Tenements, and Hereditaments in Lea and
Cleaverton or elsewhere in' the said County of Wilis, and also his
Manors of Stoke
Saint-
Miiborough and Abdon ill the County of Salop,
and all and evei'y his Messuages, Mills, Farms, Lands, Tithes,
Rectories, Advowsoris, Tenements, and Hereditaments whatsoever,
to the said last-mentioned Manors or Lordships, or either of ftem,
belonging or in anywise appertaining, with their and every of their
Rights, Royalties, Members, and Appurtenances, and all other his
Messuages, Mills, Farms, Lands, Tithes, Rectories, Advowson,
Tenements, and Hereditaments whatsoever in the Parishes of Shiffnall,
Delbury, and Clee Saint' Margaret, and elsewhere in the said County
of Salop,) to hold the above-mentioned Premises unto the said Wil-
liam Sheldon and Edward Roberts, their Heirs and Assigns, to, upon,
and for the several Uses, Trusts, Ends, Intents, and Purposes, and
with, under, aftd subject to the several Powers,. Provisoes, and De-
clarations, therein-after expressed and contained of and concerning
the same ; namely, as for and concerning all that his Capital Mes-
suage^or Mansion House of Mount Merion, and the Demesne Lands
thereunto belonging, Part of his said Estates in
Ireland,
to the Use
of Richard Verschoyle of Merion Square, Dublin, Esquire, and
Barbara his Wife, for and during the natural Lives of the said
Richard Verschoyle and Barbara his Wife (both since deceased),
and the Life of the Survivor of them, subject to the Conditions
therein-after expressed ; and from and after the Decease of the
said Richard Verschoyle and Barbara his Wife, or the Survivor of
them, or the Forfeiture of their, his, or her Life Estates or Estate,
which should first happen, then as to the said Mansion House and
TQemesne Lands, and in the meantime as to all other his the Testator's
said Manors or Lordships, Capital Messuages, Messuages, Farms,
Lands, Kent's, Tithes, Rectories, Advowson, Tenements, and.Here-
ditaments whatsoever and wheresoever, both in Ireland and England,
and in the Principality of Wales or elsewhere, to the Use of the
Right Honourable George Augustus Herbert Earl of Pembroke and
Montgomery (since deceased) and his Assigns during his- natural
Life;
and from and after the Determination of that Estate by For-
feiture or otherwise in his Lifetime, to the Use of the said William
Sheldon and Edward Roberts, and their Heirs, during the Life of the
said Earl, upon Trust tosupport contingent Remainders; and from
and after the' Decease of the said Earl, to the Use of the Honourable
Sidney Herbert, Second Son of the said George Augustus Earl of
Pembroke and Montgomery, and his Assigns, during his natural
Life;
Reifrairider to the Use of the said William Sheldon and Edward
Roberts, and their Heirs, during the Life of the said Sidney Herbert,
upon Trust to preserve the contingent Remainders; Remainder to
the Use of the First Son of the Body of the said Sidney Herbert,
and the Heirs Male of the Body of such Son issuing; Remainder to
the Use of the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and all arid
dvery other the Son and Sons of the,Body of the said Sidney Herbert
lawfully begotten, and the Heirs Male of the Body and Bodies of
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such Sons successively, the elder of such Sons, and the Heirs Male
of his and their Body and Bodies issuing, being always to be pre-
ferred and to take before the younger of such Sons, and the Heirs
Male of his and their Body and Bodies issuing; Remainder to the
Use of the Right Honourable Robert Henry now Earl of Pembroke
and Montgomery- (by the Description of the Right Honourable
Robert Herbert commonly called Lord Herbert, eldest Son and
Heir Apparent of the said George Augustus Earl of Pembroke and
Montgomery9) and his Assigns during his natural Life; Remainder
to the Use of the said William Sheldon and Edward Roberts, and
their Heirs, during the Life of the said Robert Lord Herbert, upon
Trust to preserve the contingent Remainders; Remainder to the
Use of the First Son of the Body of the said Robert Lord Herbert
lawfully begotten, and the Heirs Male, of such First Son issuing;
Remainder to the Use of the Second, Third, and all and every other
the Son and Sons of the Body of the said Robert Lord Herbert law-
fully begotten,, and the Heirs Male of the Body and Bodies of such-
Sons successively ; Remainder to the Use of the Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, and all and every other the Son and Sons of the Body of the
said George Augustus Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery lawfully
begotten, and the Heirs Male of the Body and Bodies of such Sons
successively
;;
Remainder to the Use of the Right Honourable Thomas
Earl of
Onslow
(since deceased) and his Assigns during his natural
Life;
and from and after his Decease, to the Use of the Right
Honourable Arthur George now Earl of Onslow (by the Description.
of the Right Honourable Arthur Onslow commonly called Viscount
Cranky, eldest Son and Heir Apparent of the said Thomas Earl of
Onslow,) and his Assigns during his natural" Life; Remainder to the
Use of the said William Sheldon and Edward Roberts, and their Heirs,
during, the Life of the said Arthur Viscount Cranky, upon Trust to
preserve the contingent Remainders; Remainder to the Use of the
First Son of the Body of the said Arthur Viscount Cranky lawfully
begotten, and the Heirs Male of the Body of such First Son issuing,
with divers Remainders over; and in the above in part recited Will
are contained Powers or Provisions in the Words following; (that
is to say,) " Provided always, and I do hereby declare my Will to be,
That it shall and may be lawful to and for the said George Augustus
Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, Sidney Herbert, and all and every
other the Person and Persons who by virtue of this my Will shall be-
come Tenants for Life of and in my said Estates in Ireland (except
the said Richard Verschoyle and Barbara his Wife, or the Survivor of
them),
when and as they shall be in the actual Possession
thereof,
and in the Receipt of the Rents, Issues, and Profits
thereof,
and
being of full Agey and also to and for the said William Sheldon and
Edward Roberts^ and the Survivor of them, and the Heirs of such
Survivor, from Time to Time during the Minority of any Person or
Persons who by virtue of this my Will shall be Tenant for Life or
Tenant in Tail in Possession of my said Estates in Ireland under
the Limitations herein-before contained, by Indenture or Indentures^
to be sealed and delivered by them respectively in the Presence of
and to be attested by Two or more credible Witnesses, to demise
and lease to any Person or Persons such Part or Parts of my Lands
asr
are situate* lying, and being in and adjoining to the City of
Dublin,
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