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Description: | (1) The Hon. Charles Thomas Clifford or Irnham Hall.
(2) Henry William Clifford of the same esq.
(3) Henry Raymond Arundell of Furze Hall near Ingatestone, Essex, esq., and Edmund William Jerningham of 69 Pall Mall, Middx., esq.
(1) and (2) appoint and release to (3) all the property in the settlement of 1846 and the deed of arrangement of 1846, but subject to the mortgages and incumbrances affecting them, but freed from all powers of jointuring, charging portions, and other powers.
To be held by (3), their heirs and assigns forever, on trust that (3), when they should think fit, should by absolute sale or by demising, leasing, or mortgaging, or by transferring the existing mortgages and charging the property with any further sums or by all or any ways to raise such sums as they should think necessary for performing the trusts and purposes - i.e. the payment of certain debts (in the 1st and 2nd parts of the 4th schedule) and the sums of £50,000, £20,000 and £10,000, and all interest thereon, and all such sums as should be borrowed or taken up at interest by trustees and charged on the property under the trusts, and all interest.
(3) to pay off the debts or reduce them in such manner as they shall think fit.
1st and 2nd schedules: surveys of Irnham and Corby estates settled by deeds of 1822 and 1824.
3rd schedule: particulars of the leasehold property in Irnham purchased by the Hon. Charles Thomas Clifford.
4th schedule: 1st part-statement of sums due from Charles Thomas Clifford and Henry William Clifford as his surety on bond or other specialty and notes; 2nd part-statement of sums due from C.T. Clifford on bond or other specialty notes and also upon simple contract debts.
5th schedule: an account of policies of assurance upon the life of the Hon. Charles Thomas Clifford assigned to Henry William Clifford.
Endorsement: Assignment of policies of assurance:
Parties:
(1) Henry Raymond Arundell and Edmund William Jerningham.
(2) Henry William Clifford.
(3) William Hervey Woodhouse of Upper Grosvenor Street, esq.
(4) Robert Few of Covent Garden, gent., and Henry Parker of Bedford Row, London, gent.
In order to enable the sale of the Irnham estate to (3) to be completed by (1), (2), at the request of (1) and (3), assigns to (4) three policies of assurance for £3000, £1000 and £3000, being three of six policies of assurance on the life of Charles Thomas Clifford, which were assigned to (2) by an indenture of 25 March 1846, and the three several sums of £3000, £1000 and £3000.
20 May 1854
Release:
Parties:
(1) Robert Few and Henry Parker.
(2) Teresa Appollonia Constable Clifford (widow of Charles Thomas Clifford).
(3) Henry William Clifford.
Recites that Charles Thomas Clifford died on 11 Sep 1870. That (3) is desirous of becoming absolutely entitled to the three policies of assurance assigned by the said indenture, freed from all the trusts and provisions of that indenture. Therefore (2) releases and forever discharges all such parts of the Irnham and Corby estates as are charged therewith from the charge of the difference between the interest on £12,000 and £600.
(1) assign to (3) all the three policies of assurance assigned and all the benefit thereof for his absolute benefit.
28 Dec 1870
Memo that on 20 Feb 1871 the claims on the policies no. 2695, 4941 and 10570 were paid and discharged by the Law Life Assurance Society to Henry William Clifford, esq. | Subjects: | Country Estates | Temporal: | 8 May 1849 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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