Sir Gilbert Stirling Estate Act 1854

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1854 c. 21
ANNO DECIMO SEPTIMO & DECIMO OCTAVO
VICTORLE REGIN.E.
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Cap,
21.
An Act to extend the Time during which the
Trustees of the late Sir Gilbert Stirling of Mans-
Jield) Baronet, were authorized to purchase Lands
to be^entailed in the Terms declared by certain
Trust Deeds executed by him; to enable the
Trustees to purchase within any Part of Scotland;
to regulate the Powers of borrowing conferred
by the said Deeds; and for other Purposes
relating thereto. [31st July 1854.]
W
HEREAS Sir Gilbert Stirling of Mansfield, Baronet, by his Trust Dis-
Trust Disposition and Deed of Settlement and Entail, position and
dated the Twenty-third Day of May One thousand eight Semen'alfd"
hundred and eighteen, and recorded in the Books of Council and Entail by Sir
Session the Third Day of March One thousand eight hundred and
,9llber1t
Stl.r"
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Jing,
dated
forty-three, tor the Causes therein set forth, gave, granted, and dis- 23d May,
poned to Sir Thomas Livingstone of Westquarter, Baronet, Sir John 1818-
Marjoribanks of Lees, Baronet, Daniel Macqueeri of Netherwood
Bank, James Mansfield of Midmar, Charles Stirling Merchant in
Glasgow, Brother of James Stirling of Keir, ' George Paterson
younger of
Castle
Huntty, George Ramsay of Inchry, Esquires, and
[Private.] 5 % John
458 17° & 18° VICTORIA
Cap.
21.
Sir Gilbert Stirling's Estate Act, 1854.
John Russell, Clerk to the Signet, and to any other Person or
Persons whom he might thereafter appoint by a Writing under
his Hand, or who should be assumed, in virtue of the Powers
therein written, as Trustees for executing the Trust thereby created,
and to the Survivors or Survivor of the said Trustees named or to
be named by him, or who should be assumed as aforesaid, and
who should accept
thereof,
any Three of them being a Quorum,
and any One of them having sufficient Power to act in case only
One of them should accept and survive, but in trust for the Uses,
Ends,
and Purposes, with the Powers and under the Conditions,
Provisions, Declarations, and Reservations therein written, all and
sundry Lands, Houses, Tenements, Tacks, Annual Rents, Adjudi-
cations, and other Heritages or Heritable Estate whatsoever, then
belonging or which should belong to him at his Death, and
particularly without Prejudice of the said Generality, all and
whole those Parts and Portions of the Town and Lands of
Broughton, the Lands of Hill Housefield, and Lands of Bonny
town,
as therein particularly described, all lying in the Parish of Saint
Cuthbert's, Barony of Broughton and Sheriffdom of Edinburgh, and
also all and whole the Superiority or Dominium directum of all and
whole those Parts and Portions of the Town and Lands of Falkirk,
Parts of all and whole the Lands and Estate of Callander, lying
within the Earldom of Callander and Sheriffdom of Stirling, therein
more particularly described, as also these Parts of the Barony of
Bocquhan called the Spittaltotvn of Bocquhan lying within the Parish
of Gargunnock and Sheriffdom of Stirling, and also the Lands of
Kepdo'wrie and Pertinents lying within the Barony of Gleneagles,
Parish of Drymen, and Sheriffdom of Stirling,
as
also the whole Heri-
table and Moveable, Real and Personal Estate then belonging to him,
or which should belong to him at the Time of his Death, as more
particularly described in the said Trust Disposition and Deed of
Settlement, but in trust to the Ends, Uses, and Purposes therein
specified; viz., to the end that all Debts, Sums of Money, Rents, and
other Moveable Funds and Effects disponed by him as- aforesaid,
might be realized, and that the Superiorities disponed by him to his
Trustees as aforesaid, and any Lands or Heritages belonging to him
at his Death, might be sold by his said Trustees, and that the
Produce, Prices, and Amount of the same might be applied, in the
first place, in Payment of his Deathbed and Funeral Expenses,
and the Expenses of managing and executing the Trusts thereby
created, secondly for Payment of all his just and lawful Debts,
thirdly for Payment within the Period mentioned of all Obliga-
tions,
Annuities, Legacies, Donations, or other Bequests what-
soever granted or to be granted by him, fourthly for the Accu-
mulation by his said Trustees of the whole of his Moveable Estate
and Effects, and the Prices of such Part of his said Heritable Estates
as

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