Waddington Hospital (Yorkshire): more effectually vesting estates, enabling trustees to grant building or repairing leases, sale of part of the estate and purchase of others and enlarging the power to appoint new trustees Act 1825
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1825 c. 56 |
ANNO SEXTO
GEORGII IV. REGIS.
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Cap.
56.
An Act for more effectually vesting the Estates of
the Charity called
Waddington
Hospital, in the
County of
York,
in the Trustees of the said
Charity, and for enabling them to grant Leases of
the said Estates, for the Purposes of erecting or
repairing Buildings, and also to sell Part of the
said Estates, and to lay out the Monies arising
thereby in the Purchase of other Estates; and for
enlarging the Power given by the Founder to
appoint new Trustees of the said Charity.
[5th July 1825.]
W
HEREAS by Indentures of Lease and Release, bearing Date
Indentures of
respectively the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Days of
j^ase
an^
September in the Twelfth Year of the Reign of His late and
25tj,
Majesty King
William
the Third, being in the Year of our Lord One thou- Sept. 1701,
sand seven hundred and one, and made between
Robert Parker
of
Carleton
being the
in the County of
Tork,
Gentleman, of the one Part; and Edward
Parker
^dmoa
of
Browsbolme
in the same County, Esquire,
George Townsend
of Stakes
in the same County, Esquire, John Weddell of Waddow in the same
County, Esquire,
Stephen
Anderton of Bradford in the same County,
[Private.'] 13 f Gentleman,
1170 6°GEORGII IV. C^.56.
Gentleman,
Robert Horner
of
Steelands
in
Grindleton
in the same County,
Gentleman, and
George Shires
of
Bank Causway
in
Grindleton
aforesaid,
Gentleman (all long since deceased), of the other Part; after reciting that
the said
Robert
Parker, to the Honour of God and Relief of the Poor,
had erected an Hospital, with an Oratory or Chapel for Divine Worship
and Service, in the Town of
Waddingion
in the said County of Tq^ for
the convenient Reception and Use of Ten poor
Widows,
to be phct£$jmd
chosen from Time to Time, as often as there should be Oceasiofy id such
Manner
as
therein and herein-after
is
expressed; for whose qpmpeten|Main-
tenance, and also of a Person to them to read Divine Service according
to the Liturgy of the Church of
England,
in like Manner to be elected,
he the said
Robert
Parker had resolved to assure and convey the said
Hospital, with the said Oratory or Chapel, and the Tenements therein
mentioned, to the Trustees therein named, and their Heirs; it was wit-
nessed that the said
Robert
Parker, for the Considerations and Purposes
aforesaid, and other Considerations therein mentioned, did grant, release,
and confirm unto the said Edward Parker,
George
Townsend,
John
Wed-
deil,
Stephen
Anderton,
Robert
Horner,
and
George
Shires, and their Heirs,
all that the said Hospital and Chapel above mentioned, with all the Rights,
Members, and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, with their and every
of their Appurtenances; and all that Messuage or Dwelling House, with
die Appurtenances thereunto belonging, Two Crofts lying and b$#g
near the said Messuage, and all those several Closes, Inclosures, or Par-
cels of incLsL'i Ground, commonly called or known by the several
Names of
Bailden
Intack,
Bailden
Pasture,
and
Sandbolmes
Meadow,
with
their Appurtenances, situate, lying, and being in
Carleton
in the said
County of
Tork,
and which then or late were in the Tenure or Occupa-
tion of
John
Gawtbfop,
his Assigns or Undertenants, containing by E.sn-
mation Seventeen Acres; and also all those several Closes of Land,
Arable, Meadow, or Pasture, commonly called or known by the Names
of Tie Nar
Hinging
Wells,
Far
Hinging
Wells,
Hinging
Well
Bothatfi,
Long
pales,
Skelhome,
and Middle
Dales,
or by what other Names or Name
the same were called or known, containing by Estimation Thirteen Acres,
more or less, situate, lying, and being within the Town, Township,
Precincts, and Territories of
Carleton
aforesaid, and then or late in. the
Possession of
Thomas
and
William
Paitphen or their Assigns, ajl which
Eremises were purchased by the said
Robert
Parker of
Thomas
and
William
Pa'Uphen;
and also all that Messuage or Tenement situate and b^fog at
or near
Keighley
in the said County of
Tork,
commonly called
Stantborp
House,
which then was but One Bam or Layth j and all those Seven
Closes of Arable, Meadow, or Pasture Ground to the said Messuage
belonging, commonly called or known by the Name of
Stantborp
; and
all that One Piece or Parcel of Land, Arable, Meadow, or Pasture, com-
mojily called or known by the Name of The
Ladyhole,
which said last-
mentioned Tenement, Barn, and Closes, with their Appurtenances, w#re
situate and being in
Keighley
aforesaid, and contained by Estimation Nine
Acres or thereabouts, and were late in the Possession of one Robert
Dpwny or his Assigns, which last-mentioned Premises were by the said
Robert Parker purchased of
William
and
John
Ellin; and all that Mes-
suage, Tenement, or Dwelling House, situate and being in
Keighley
afore-
said, lat£ in the Possession of
Thomas,
John,
and
Jane
Clougb,
John
Sbackk-
toji and
Ellen
his Wife, or some of them, and One Cottage, then late m
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