Viscount Wentworths estate: vesting part of the estates devised by his will in trustees, to be sold to Earl Howe, the proceeds to be applied in the purchase of estates in Leicestershire and Warwickshire, to be settled to the subsisting uses of his will Act 1823
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1823 c. 24 |
| Year | 1823 |
ANNO QUARTO
GEORGII IV. REGIS.
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Cap.
24.
An Act for vesting Part of the Estates devised
by the Will of TJiomas Viscount Wentworth in
Trustees, upon Trust to sell the same to the
Right Honourable Richard William Venn Earl
Howe, and to apply the Money arising from the
Sale thereof in the Purchase of other Estates
in the Counties of Leicester and Warwick, or one
of them, to be settled to the subsisting Uses of
the said Will. [4th July 1823.]
W
HEREAS the Right Honourable
Thomas
Viscount
Wentworth
Win 0f
and Baron
Wentworth
of
Nettlestead,
did, in such Manner as Thomas
the Law requires for the Validity of Devises of Freehold Viscount
Estates, duly sign and publish his last Will and Testament in Writing,
QV.fnTtwor
bearing Date the Eighth Day of
June
One thousand eight hundred and 1805>
five,
whereby he gave and devised all and singular his Manors, Mes-
suages, Lands, Tenements, Rectories, Advowsons, Tithes, Rents and
other Hereditaments whatsoever, situate in the several Counties of
Leices-
ter and
Warwick,
to which, under the Settlement made previous to his
Marriage with his Wife Mary, late Dowager Countess
Ligonier,
he was
entitled in Fee Simple in Reversion expectant on the Limitations therein
contained, to his Sons successively in Tail Male, subject to the Term for
Years,
and Charges thereby created, and to the Mortgages or Incum-
brances therein mentioned or recited; and also all other his Manors, Mes-
[Privatei] 4 % suages,
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