| Description | (1) John Moyer Heathcote, Conington Castle, Esq. and Rev. Robt. Boothby Heathcote, Great Friday Hill, Chingford, Essex, clerk. (2) The Rt. Hon William Henry Viscount Downe. (3) Robert Hinsley, Snaith, plumber and glazier. (4) Henry Eadon, Snaith. Recites: (i) Indentures of 20 and 21 July, 1843, 28 Nov. 1846 and 8 May, 1849 by which premises hereinafter described were conveyed to use of (2), and by last-mentioned Indenture it is declared lawful for (1), at request of tenant for life, to sell the premises and to revoke any of the uses and trusts thereinbefore limited, and to declare new uses and trusts. (ii) (1), at request of (2), have agreed with (3) for sale to him of premises hereinafter described for £160 and (3) requests that they be conveyed to the uses hereinafter contained. (iii) (2) has consented to enter into the covenants hereinafter on his part contained. Now (1), at request of (2), revoke the uses and trusts in Indentures of 21 July, 1843 and 8 May, 1849, so far as they affect the premises hereinafter described, except the power to limit those premises to the uses hereinafter declared. (1), at request of (2), for £160, to be disposed of by (1) according to the trusts of Indenture of 8 May, 1849, appoint that the hereditaments hereinafter described shall be to the uses and trusts hereinafter expressed, and for 10/- to (2), (1) and (2) to (3). Dwelling-house with butcher's shop buildings and so much of the garden behind as is now staked out, at Snaith (29 perches) bounded on the east by hereditaments sold to Mr. Umpleby, on the west by hereditaments of Mrs. Fletcher, and others, on the north by hereditaments of George Daniel and south by the Town Street, with all apps. To uses and trusts that (3) shall appoint or to use of (3) for life, then to use of (4) during life of and in trust for (3), to the intent that widow of (3) may not be entitled to dower out of said premises. Then to use of (3) and heirs for ever. Usual covenants. Enclosed: Draft receipt from (1) to (3) for £160. |