Cap. 34.

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An Act for inclosing Lands in the several Parishes of Little
Houghton, Brafield-on-the-Green, and Cooknoe, otherwise Cogen-
hoe, in the County of Northampton.
[14th June 1827.]
[Allotments to be made for Great and Small Tithes in Little Hough-
ton and Brafield-on-the-Green, § 26. and for Glebe, § 27. Com-
missioners for Little Houghton and Brafield-on-the-Green to as-
certain Tithes payable in respect of Little Houghton Corn Mill,
and to make an Allotment to the Vicar in lieu of them, § 28. Allot-
ments to be made to the Rector of Cooknoe for Glebe and Right of
Common, § 31. and for Tithes, § 32. Commissioners for Cooknoe
to ascertain Tithes payable in respect of Cooknoe Mill, and to
make an Allotment in lieu thereof, $33. Proprietors of old In-
closures in Little Houghton, Brafield-on-the-Green, and Cooknoe,
not having sufficient Open Field Property, to pay a Sum to exo-
nerate them from Tithes, § 35, 36. Allotments for Glebe and Tithes
to be fenced at Expence of the other Proprietors, § 37. Vicar
with Consent of Bishop and Patron may lease his Allotments for
Twenty one Years, § 42. Rector of Cooknoe may lease his Allot-
ments with like Consent for same Period, § 43. Vicar of Brafield
and Little Houghton, and Rector of Cooknoe, may borrow Money
to erect Buildings and make Subdivision Fences, on Mortgage of
their Allotments, § 50.]

Cap. 35.

An Act for dividing allotting, inclosing, and exonerating from
Tithes, Lands in the Hamlet of Penge, in the Parish of Batter-
sea in the County of Surrey.
[14th June 1827.]
[Allotment to be made to Vicar in lieu of Tithes and other Dues,
§ 17. Tithe Allotments to be fenced at the general Expence, § 23.
Vicar with the Consent of Ordinary and Patron may lease his
Allotment, § 24.]

Cap. 36.

An Act for inclosing and exonerating from Tithes Lands in the Parish of Langford in the County of Bedford. [14th June 1827.] [Allotments to be made to Vicar for Glebe and Common Rights § 28. Allotments to be made to the Rectors and Vicar in lieu of Tithes, $29. In case Rectors Impropriate shall be dissatisfied with their Allotments, the same may be altered by the Commissioners; and if they are still dissatisfied, the Lands shall remain subject to Tithes, $31. Allotments to the Vicar to be fenced at the Expence of the other Proprietors, § 37. Commissioners may enfranchise Copyhoids with Consent of Lord and Tenant, § 41. Vicar of Langford with Consent of Bishop and Patron may lease his Allotment, § 50. Proprietors not having a sufficient Interest in the Open Lands, may pay a Satisfaction for Vicarial Tithes, or Commissioners may (with Consent) allot inclosed Lands in Satisfaction thereof, § 51.]

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Cap. 37.

An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parish of Nowton in the County
of Suffolk.
[14th June 1827.]
[Allotment to Rector for Glebe and Right of Common, § 21. Rector
with Consent of Bishop and Patron may lease his Allotment for
Twenty one Years, § 22. Allotments in lieu of Glebe to be fenced
at Expence of the other Proprietors, § 28.]

Cap. 38.

An Act for extending and enlarging the Powers of an Act of the
Forty ninth Year of His late Majesty, for inclosing Lands in the
Manor and Parish of Englefield in the County of Berks.

Cap. 39.

[14th June 1827.]

An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parish of Tangley in the County
of Southampton.
[14th June 1827.]

Cap. 40.

An Act for abolishing the Great and Small Tithes belonging to the Rectory of the United Parishes of Beaumont and Kirkandrews-upon-Eden, in the County of Cumberland and Diocese of Carlisle, and for making Compensation in lieu thereof.

[14th June 1827.] [Corn Rent to be paid to Rector in lieu of Tithes and other Dues, $23. Provision for re-ascertaining Corn Rents, $ 29. Provision for making new Decennial Valuations, if required, § 30.]

Cap. 41.

An Act to authorize a Sale to the respective Land Owners of all
Tithes and Rectorial Dues belonging to the Rectory of Stoke-
upon-Trent in the County of Stafford; for endowing Two new
Churches; and for other Purposes.
[21st June 1827.]

[See 58 G.3. c.45. 59 G.3. c. 134. 3 G.4. c. 72. 5 G. 4. c. 103.-
47 G. 3. Sess. 2. c. cxiv.-27 G. 3. c. 62. 32 G. 3. c. 88. The
Rector empowered to contract for Sale of the Tithes of the Rectory.
Patron and Ordinary to consent to Contracts, § 1. The Words
"Tithes" and "Rectorial Dues" to include all Payments except
Mortuaries and Surplice Fees, § 2. Governors of Queen Anne's
Bounty may contract for Purchase of the Tithes, &c. where In-
cumbents have not, § 6. Consideration for Purchase shall consist of
Money, Land, or Rent-charge, §8. Where the Consideration is
Land, the same to be annexed to the Rectory as Part of the Glebe,

10. Where the Consideration is an Annual Rent, the same to be charged on Messuages, &c. and payable to the Rector and his Successors, and to be subject to Decennial Revision according to the Prices of Corn, Hay, and Beef, § 11. Rector empowered, with Consent of the Bishop and Patron, to sell certain Glebe Lands, $22. Power to Rector to lay out Streets, and make Roads, Bridges, and Drains on such Glebe Land: the same to be approved by the Patron and Ordinary, § 23. Monies to be invested in the Purchase of Land, on the Application of the Rector, or Patron, or Ordinary, § 31. Power to Rector to grant Leases of Lands to be so purchased with Consent of Patron and Ordinary,

49 G. 3. c. 39. Pr. not printed.

§ 32. Provisions for endowing Two new Churches as District Rectories, §34. Divisions not to take place until after the Incumbency of the present Rector shall cease; but the Advowsons of such new Rectories to be saleable before such Division. Not to take away from the Rector of Stoke-upon-Trent any Glebe, Tithes, &c. besides the particular Endowments authorized by the Act, § 38. Commissioners for building new Churches may accept Donations towards providing Parsonage Houses for new Rectories, §39. Power to the Bishop, Patron, and Rector to appropriate purchased Lands in Exchange and Satisfaction of the yearly Rent-charge payable to the Rectors of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Burslem, Bucknall, and Bagnall, with Consent of the Patron and Rectors thereof, $ 41. In case of making Hanley and Lane End Chapels into separate Districts, a further Endowment to be made to each out of Purchase Monies from Easter Dues, Offerings, &c. and laid out in Lands, § 42. Separations not to take place during the Incumbencies of the present Curates of Hanley and Lane End Chapels, without their Consent; nor till after the Death, &c. of the present Rector of Stoke-upon-Trent, § 45.]

Cap. 42.

An Act for vesting certain Estates belonging to the See of Durham in Trustees for Sale, and for applying the Purchase Monies in the Purchase of Freehold and Copyhold Estates to be annexed to the said See, and for other Purposes.

An Act to authorize the Trustees of the Manors and Hereditaments devised and settled by the Will of William Earle Bulwer Esquire, to raise Money to discharge Incumbrances affecting the same. [21st June 1827.]

Cap. 44.

An Act to empower the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland to sell such Part of the Entailed Lands and Estate in the County of Argyle, now belonging to Charles Campbell Esquire of Combie, as shall be sufficient for Payment of the Debts and Burdens affecting the same. [21st June 1827.]

Cap. 45.

An Act to confirm an Exchange made of certain Parts of the Lands belonging to the Vicar of Saint Werburgh in the County of Derby. [21st June 1827.]

Cap. 46.

An Act for settling and securing the Lands of Letham and Cullelo, in the County of Fife, to and in Favour of Francis Earl of Moray, and the respective Series of Heirs under Two Deeds of Entail made by Charles Earl of Moray and Francis Earl of Moray respectively, and under the Conditions and Limitations contained therein; and for vesting in lieu thereof the Lands of Restalrig, in the County of Mid Lothian, and the Mill Lands of Aberdour, in the said County of Fife, in the said Francis Earl of Moray, and his Heirs and Assignees, in Fee-simple.

[21st June 1827.]

Cap. 47.

An Act to authorize the leasing of Mines and Hereditaments in
the Parish of Llangonoyd in the County of Glamorgan, devised
and settled by the Will of David Griffith. [21st June 1827.]

Cap. 48.

An Act for confirming a Lease granted by the Most Noble Henry
Charles Duke of Beaufort, and the Right Honourable Henry
Somerset, commonly called Marquis of Worcester, of Lands and
Hereditaments in the Parish of Swansea in the County of Gla-
morgan.
[21st June 1827.]

Cap. 49.

An Act for carrying into effect an Agreement for Sale of certain
Messuages or Tenements and Parcels of Ground in the Parish
of Saint Andrew Holborn in the County of Middlesex, Part of
the Possessions of the See of Bangor, and for applying the
Money arising therefrom in manner therein mentioned.

Cap. 50.

[21st June 1827.]

c. cxxviii.

An Act to explain and amend certain Acts passed in the Forty 47 G.3. Sess. 2.
seventh and Fifty first Years of the Reign of His late Majesty,
and in the First and Fifth Years of the Reign of His
Majesty, for enabling the Archbishop of Canterbury to grant
Building and Repairing Leases.
[21st June 1827.]

Cap. 51.

present

An Act for vesting in Trustees, for Sale, the Estates devised by
the Will of the late Robert Nicholas Esquire, [21st June 1827.]

Cap. 52.

An Act to authorize the granting of Building Leases of the
Settled Estate of Dame Jane St. John Mildmay, in the Parish
of Saint Mary Islington in the County of Middlesex; and for
other Purposes.
[21st June 1827.]

Cap. 53.

An Act for vesting certain Estates devised and settled by the Will
of George Taylor deceased, in Trustees, to complete the Sale
thereof to Simon Taylor Gentleman, and for laying out the
Purchase Money in the Purchase of other Estates, to be settled
to the same Uses.
[21st June 1827.]

Cap. 54.

An Act for enabling the Bishop of London and his Successors to
grant Licences to demise the Copyholds within the Manor of
Fulham in the County of Middlesex, for building upon and im-
proving the same.
[21st June 1827.]

Cap. 55.

An Act for confirming a Partition made by Mary Bainbrigge
Spinster, with the Reverend Richard Fawcett Clerk, and Anna
Maria his Wife, and others, of an Estate situate in the Township
of Headingly-cum-Burley in the Parish of Leeds, in the County
of York.
[21st June 1827.]

51 G.3.
c. cxxxvi.

16.4. c.48.Pr.
5G.4. c.37. Pr.

Cap. 56.

An Act for vesting certain Estates in the Parishes of Saint Mary
Matfellon, otherwise Whitechapel, and Saint Botolph Aldgate,
in the County of Middlesex, belonging to John Craven Esquire,
a Lunatic, and Frederick Bowman Esquire, late Copartners in
Trade; and also certain other Estates in the Parish of Saint
Mary Matfellon, otherwise Whitechapel aforesaid, belonging
exclusively to the said John Craven, in Trustees for the Pur-
pose of effecting a Partition; and also for the Purpose of ef-
fecting Sales, granting Building Leases, and making Improve-
[21st June 1827.]

ments.

Cap. 57.

An Act to enable the Lord Bishop of Carlisle to grant a Lease,
with Powers of Renewal, of Hereditaments in the Parish of
Lambeth in the County of Surrey, and to authorize the granting
of Sub-leases for building thereon, and for other Purposes.

Cap. 58.

[21st June 1827.]

An Act for enabling the Master and Brethren of the Hospital of
Saint Mary Magdalene, within the Town and County of New-
castle-upon-Tyne, to erect a Chapel on Part of their Possessions
in the said Town, and for regulating the Performance of Divine
Service therein; and also for carrying into Effect an Exchange
between the said Master and Brethren and Ralph Naters Esquire;
and also for enabling the said Master and Brethren to grant
Building, Repairing, and other Leases of their Estates.

Cap. 59.

[21st June 1827.]

An Act for confirming certain Articles of Agreement between
Samuel Pullin Esquire and James Rhodes Esquire, and for au-
thorizing the granting of Building Leases of Freehold and Co-
pyhold Ground in the Parish of Saint Mary Islington, pursuant
to the said Articles, and for other Purposes. [21st June 1827.]

Cap. 60.

5G.4. c. 40. Pr. An Act to alter and amend an Act passed in the Fifth Year of
His present Majesty, for dissolving a certain Partnership, called
"The Kent Life Assurance and Annuity Institution or Company,"
and for satisfying the Engagements entered into on behalf of
the same Institution, and dividing the Surplus of the Capital
belonging to the same Institution amongst the Holders of Shares
of the same Capital.
[21st June 1827.]

Cap. 61.

57G.3.c.16. Pr. An Act to amend and enlarge the Powers of an Act of the Fifty
seventh Year of His late Majesty King George the Third, for
enabling the Trustees of the Charity Estates of William
Hickey deceased, situate at Richmond in the County of Surrey,
to grant Building and Repairing Leases thereof.
[23d June 1827.]