Sir Robert Dick: enabling him to feu and sell parts of the estates of Prestonfield and Corstorphine (Mid Lothian) and to bear the name and arms of Cunyngham of Lamburghtoun along with the name and arms of Dick of Prestonfield Act 1845
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1845 c. 23 |
| Year | 1845 |
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Cap.
23.
An Act to enable Sir Robert Keith Dick of Preston-
Jield,
Baronet, Heir of Entail in Possession of the
Entailed Estates of Prestonjield and Corstorphine
in the County of Edinburgh, to feu and sell
certain Parts of the said Estates, and to bear the
Surname of Cunyngham and Arms of " Cunyng-
ham of Lamburghtoun " alongst with the Surname
and Arms of Dick of Prestonjield.
[8th August 1845.]
W
HEREAS Sir James Dick of Prestonjield, Baronet, de- Bond of
ceased, Great Grandfather of Sir Robert Keith Dick now Tailzie by
of Prestonjield^ Baronet, by a Bond of Tailzie and Procu-
^-r£aiSe?
ratory of Resignation or Deed of Entail, dated the First Day of April
i^jlpT\\
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ip the Year One thousand seven hundred and twenty, and duly regis- 1720.
tered in the Register of Tailzies the First Day of December in the
Year One thousand seven hundred and thirty-two, and in the Books
of Council and Session the Second Day of April in the Year One
thousand seven hundred and thirty-three, on the Narrative and for
the Causes and Considerations therein specified, bound and obliged
[Private.^ 7 1 himself
586 8° & 9° VICTORLE, Cap.23.
himself and his Heirs, as well of Line, Tailzie, Conquest, as of Pro-
vision, and his Successors whatsomever, to make due and lawful
Resignation of, likeas he thereby resigned, renounced, surrendered,
upgave, overgave, and, delivered all and haill his Lands and Barony
of Prestonfietd, tile; Lands of Cammeron: and Gammon Myre, with
the Manor Placal,^pUs^s, Biggings, Yards, Orchards, Parks, Lochs,
w3,
Mains;,'/•'^J^fa\Xprids/;-Teinds, Brewhouses, Barns, Byres,
Kilns,
*and
h^ilfbtfrer P^arts* Pendicles, and Pertinents thereof what-
somever, lyiflg within the Parishes of Duddingston ,and Libbertown
and Sheriffdom of Edinburgh, also the Lodging and Dwelling House
belonging thereto, then possessed by the said Sir James Dick, with a
Dwelling House in the first Turnpike within the Head of Marling
Wynd,
and a laigh House and Shop lying within the said Wynd,
together with Two high Shops and One little Shop, and a large
Cellar and Dwelling House, at the East Side of the Head of Black-
friars
Wynd,
upon the High Street, all lying within the Borough of
Edinburgh, as the same are more fully mentioned, set down, marched*
and bounded in his Rights and Infeftments of the same ; and also all
and haUl the Lands and Barony of Corsiorphiney comprehending
therein the Lands of Corstorphine and Village
thereof,
with Castle,
Tower, Fortalice, Manor Place, Woods, Forests, Yards, Orchards,
Tenants, Tenandries, Service of Free Tenants, Advocations, Dona-
tions,
and Rights of Patronage of the Provestrie, Prebendaries, and
Ghaplainries of the Collegiate Kirk of- Corstorphine, annexis, con!
nexis,
and Parts, Pendicles, and Pertinents thereof whatsomever, the
Lands of Easter Craigs and Wester Craigs of Corstorphine, the Lands
of FFhitehouse, the Lands commonly called the Hill of Corstorphine
and South Clarmiston, with Advocations, Donations, and Right of
Patronage of the Parish Kirk'of Corstorphine, Parsonage and Vicarage
Teinds of the same, wjth all sun dry/Fruits, Rents, and Teinds,..as
Well great as small, united and pertaining to the said K it k of'Corstor-
phine and Patrimony
thereof,
lying within thesaid Parish
of?
Cofsto?^
phine and Sheriffdom of Mtfmpurglv9l$\k u#ni,te,d, anhexfedj and incor-
porated in One haill and free Barony called the Barony of Corstorphine,
(excepting and reserving fufth of the said Barony the Lands and
others excepted and reserved in a Charter under the Great Seal of
the said Barony of Date the Twenty-second,Day of, June One, .thou-
sand seven hundred and thirteen,) together with alL Right, Title,
Interest, Claim of Right, Property, and-; Possession,^ petitory and
possessory, which he th^:--^\dSir/^am^'J?fgh\ or his.jfQresai^s-had,
or any ways might have, claim, or pretend to the said Lands, Baro-
nies,
Teinds, and others above written in any sort, in the Hands of
his immediate lawful Superiors
thereof,
or their Commissioners _in
their Names, having4 Power to receive Resignations and grants,nejw
Infeftments in, favour and for new Infeftment of the same to be
made, given, and granted to him the said Sir James Dick, and the
Heirs Male lawfully to be procreated of his Body; which failing, to
Dame Janet Dick his Daughter, Spouse to Sir William Cunninghams
of Caprington, Baronet,, in Liferent, during all the Days of her Life-*
time,
and to James Cunninghame, Second^ lawful Son procreated
betwixt them, and the Heirs Male to be procreated of his Body, m
fee;
which failing;, to William Cunninghame* Third lawful Son pro-
William
9 Dick,
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