Unstone (Derbyshire) inclosure Act 1839
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1839 c. 10 |
ANNO SECUNDO
VICTORLE REGINJE.
Cap.
10.
An Act for inclosing Lands in the Manor of
Unstone
in the Parish of Dronfield in the County
of Derby. [4 th June 1839,]
W
HEREAS there are within the Manor of Unstone in the
Parish of Dronfield in the County of Derby certain
Commons and Waste; Grounds, containing together by
Estimation One hundred and seventy Acres or thereabouts^ and the
Population Five hundred and eighty-six or thereabouts : And
\vheveas J
George.
Mower Esquire is Lord of the Manor of Unstone
aforesaid, and as such is Owner of the Soil of the said Commons and
Waste Grounds: And whereas the Queen's most Excellent Majesty,
in Right of Her Crown, is Patroness of the Vicarage of Dronfield
aforesaid, and the Reverend William Spencer Clerk is Vicar of the
saidiVicarage, and as-such js entitled to certain. Small Tithes within
ithe said. Manor of Unstone: And whereas an Act was passed in the
Forty-first Je^r of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Third,
.intituled An Act for consolidating in
One
Act certain Provisions usually 4iG.3.c.)09,
inserted
in.
Acts ofInclosure? and for facilitating the Mode of proving
the several Facts usually required on the passing of
such
Acts: And
whereas an Act was passed inhthe First and Second Years of the
Reign of His late MajestyKinglGebr^e the Fourth, intituled An Act i&2 G.4,
[Private.'} 4 rf to c.23,
290 2° VICTORIA, CapAO.
to amend the Laws respecting the inclosing of Open Fields, Pastures,
Moors, Commons, and Waste Lands in England: And whereas the
said Commons and Waste Grounds in their present State yield little
Profit, but are capable of considerable Improvement, and it would be
advantageous if the same were divided and allotted linto and amongst
the several Persons interested, therein according, to their several and
respective Estates, Rights, and Interests, and sueh Allotments
inclosed j but siich beneficial Purposes cannot be effected without
the Aid and Authority of Parliament: May it therefore please Your
Majesty that it may be enacted ; and be it enacted by the Queen's
most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of
the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present
Commission- Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, That George
er appointed, jjn^in Gf Whitwell in the County of Derby, Gentleman, shall be and
he is hereby appointed the Commissioner for setting out, dividing,
allotting, and inclosing the said Commons and Waste Grounds, and
for carrying this Act into execution, subject to the Rules, Orders,
and Directions herein-after mentioned, and with such Powers, Direc^
tipns,
and Regulations as are contained in the Acta hereinbefore
referred to, which shall be applied,deemed, and taken.as Part of this
Act, except in such Cases only as the same are hereby varied or
altered,
Commission- II. Provided always, and be it further enacted, That no Person
er to
make
a shall be capable of acting as a Commissioner in the Execution of this
Declaration. Act until he shall have made and subscribed the following Declaration j
(that is to say,)
c T A.B. do solemnly declare, That I will faithfully, impartially, and
c honestly, according to the best of my Skill and Ability, execute
4 and perform the several Trusts, Powers, and Authorities vested
"*'
and reposed in me as a Commissioner by virtue of an Act passed
of this Act}
c*
Conscience, and without Favour or Affection, Prejudice or Partiality,
to any Person or Persons whomsoever/
' -.
And such Declaration shall be in lieu ofxand as a Satisfaction^ foiv the
Oath or Affirmation required by the said recited Act of th^vForty-
first Year of the Reign of King George the:Third. to be-taken and
subscribed by-Persons acting as Commissioners: in the Execution; of
an Act for dividing, allotting, or inclosing any Bands :or:Grouhds,
and such Declaration shall be, to all Intents:and.Purposes, as valid
and-effectual
.as
the Oath or Affirmation in lieu whereof it shall have
been so made and subscribed,
Appointnent IIL And be it further-enacted, That if, before: all the Powers and
of future Authorities hereby reposed in the. said.Commissibner shall have bee^i
Commis- fally executed and performed, the said George Unwin, or. any other
Commissioner to.be appointed in his;Stead,as.hereinrafter mentioned,
shall die^or refuse to act, or become-incapacitated, or neglecfofor the
Space of Three Calendar Months to. aet^aSva.Com'ifeissionet in the
Executiomof this/Act and the said!Tecited.l be lawful
for the said iGeor Mower; or the">!Lordi of theisaid-Man'or for the
2 Time
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