RO27/2

Attested Copy of Deed to Declare the Uses of a Common Recovery i) Right Honourable Charles Lord Bruce Baron of Whorlton, Honourable Robert Bruce, only son and heir apparent by Right Honourable Lady Ann Saville first wife of said Lord Bruce ii) Frances Blacket one of the daughters of Sir William Blacket senior, deceased iii) John Rolle of Stevenson, Devon esquire, John Ivory Talbot of Laycock, Wiltshire esquire

7 Feb 1728/9; copy attested to 17 December 1803

From: 1728 To: 1803

Recites: Indenture 24 January 1703 (i) Right Honourable Thomas Earl of Ailesbury, said Lord Bruce his son and heir apparent (ii) Honourable Robert Bruce, James Bruce esquire, brother of said Earl (iii) William Longueville esquire declaring uses of common recoveries suffered of, inter alia, premises in Yorkshire of which premises herein after mentioned are part and by Mortgage 18 May 1723 i. Earl of Ailesbury ii. Charles Lord Bruce iii. Robert Bruce, James Bruce, brothers of said Earl iv. Right Honourable Henry Lord Carleton (since deceased) -manors of Fingall, Ellington and Newton Morker alias Newton in the Willow with appurtenances in Ellington, Maddaw, Ellingstring, Weld, Watlisse, Newton, High Newstead, Low Newstead, Rokewith, Hillgram, Heyming, Kuswick, Thornton, Steward, Hutton, Haw, East Marisforth, Thorn, Amgram, Coat Hammer and Sowden Beck in Yorkshire limited to iv. for 1,000 years subject to redemption, of £10,000 with interest at 5% per annum which sum was by iv. at request of i., ii. and iii. advanced for satisfying portion of Most Excellent Mary Princess of Hornes wife of Most Excellent Maximilian Prince of Hornes and daughter of i. Recites: Lease and Release 4 and 5 February 1705 Marriage Settlement [recited in RO27/1] Whereas: Marriage took place; Lady Ann since died leaving only son Robert Bruce and daughters Mary and Elizabeth Recites: Indenture 17 June 1720 (I) Charles Lord Bruce (II) Daniel Earl of Nottingham, William Peer Williams esquire (I) appoints £10,000 each to daughters Mary and Elizabeth for their portions, to be levied by trustees out of said premises whereas: said Mary has married Honourable Henry Brydges esquire commonly called Marquis of Carnarvon; her portion not yet paid and that of Elizabeth not yet due whereas: marriage intended between Robert Bruce son of Lord Bruce and ii) agreed that all premises of Thomas Earl of Ailesbury and Robert Bruce and James Bruce his brothers in trust for him and of Charles Lord Bruce in Yorkshire freed from charges, to be settled to uses by Lease and Release of same date as presents I. Charles Lord Bruce, Robert Bruce his son II. Frances Blacket III. Right Honourable Richard Earl of Burlington and Cork, Erasmus Lewis esquire IV. Right Honourable George Brudenell, eldest son and heir apparent of Right Honourable George Earl of Cardigan, called Lord Brudenell, Right Honourable Daniel Finch esquire commonly known as Lord Finch, eldest son and heir apparent of Right Honourable Daniel Earl of Nottingham V. Right Honourable George Legge esquire commonly called Lord Lewisham, eldest son and heir apparent of Right Honourable William Earl of Dartmouth, John Rolle VI. John Ivory Talbott, Francis Popham of Littlecott, Wiltshire esquire, Henry Hungerford of Fyfield, Wiltshire esquire VII. Honourable Dixie Windsor esquire, Sir William Thompson, knight agreed that 3 sums of £10,000 to be raised out of premises hereinafter mentioned in Bedfordshire and said premises to be vested in Charles Lord Bruce Recites: RO27/1 (Bedfordshire premises only) Now: i) appoint said premises after suffering of said common recovery, to enure to the following uses: to iii) for 1,000 years to use of Charles Lord Bruce iii) to raise by sale or mortgage of said Bedfordshire estates £10,000 for portion of said princess Mary of Hornes, already raised from Yorkshire premises by Indenture 18 May 1723 and raise said portions of £10,000 charged by said Indenture of 17 June 1720 for Mary Marchioness of Carnarvon and Elizabeth Bruce Witnesses: James Ralfe, John Lewis, T Adams, John Howell Copy attested by Joseph Wiles Burton and Christopher Haedy junior, clerks to Messrs Browne and Gotobed, 15 Norfolk Street, Strand

Russell 'wallpaper books' Volume V. no.24 pg.144

item

Bruce, Charles (4th Baron of Whorlton),
Saville, Ann,
Bruce, Robert,
Blacket, Frances,
Blacket, William,
Rolle, John,
Talbot, John Ivory,
Bruce, Thomas (2nd Earl of Ailesbury),
Bruce, James,
Longueville, William,
Boyle, Henry (1st Baron Carleton),
Maximillian, Prince of Hornes,
Marie Thérèse Charlotte [Duchess of Angoulême],
Marie, Princess of Hornes,
Bruce, Mary,
Bruce, Elizabeth,
Finch, Daniel (Earl of Nottingham),
Williams, William Peer,
Brydges, Henry (2nd Marquess of Carnarvon),
Boyle, Richard (3rd Earl of Burlington),
Lewis, Erasmus,
Brudenell, George,
Brudenell, George [3rd Earl of Cardigan],
Finch, Daniel,
Legge, George (3rd Earl of Dartmouth),
Legge, William [2nd Earl of Dartmouth],
Popham, Francis,
Hungerford, Henry,
Windsor, Dixie,
Thompson, William,
Ralfe, James,
Lewis, John,
Adams, T.,
Howell, John,
Burton, Joseph Wiles,
Haedy, Christopher

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