The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

• 1,4 • • . • r •••? • • • A t " ". • " A 2 I , •; N . (It j 4 ti I • t \ • _ No•''.st: • LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1818 • .1 alga '-oforif r )•1 , 1.4 4:,) L.. L '~ '+l e ~. _. " The Coe* jor HIM PD PI fell fir Um field, Brows"; *t o w lie stop .;.. • I"' EDUCATION or TUE LOWER ORDERS. —...ce...-- 3XTRACT PROM TUE MINUTES OP THE EVIDENCE RE. FORE TUE SELECT COMMITTEE 07 THE HOUSE OP COMMONS, ANNEXED TO THEM TIIIRD REPORT ON THE 'EDUCATION OP THE LOWER ORDERS. MILLARD'S PATENT CLOTH. 11.MII.LARD respectfully informs Merchants, 11l and Families gniag to, or returning (met, 11w East and West Indies, kr., and those who require or prefer a warmer article than Linea, tots PATEN!' CLOTH, warrantel free from any mixture whatever, superseding the use of the Fine Madras Cloths of ludic. and nearly half the price, and geae. rally rettderiag the too reducing wear of if lintel unnecessary, while it is the nearest toond hest uhrtittite for, Liurn, it sold ot Otis East Indies iflotbro's Scotch, Manchester. and Family Linn Warebaase, Nw. 16, Cheapside, and no where die what sem. Wholesale for Exportation, In Cases of It and 60 Pieces aril. awl by the single Piece of 26 to 55 yards, from) S.. to a. dd. per yard. mut upwards. The Sheering% for Winter wear and told elinsates possess the lids:image of superior appeariuire awl pleasantness of wear, With earisiderahle eetiownr. Families arriving from Abroad, &e. are respectfully inform. t d, they will And. as oh ye, the greatest choice of Lir.ess, Table USleff. and every article is the choicest Linen Dr4pery. Itutis awl ~limo Iviluthen Mania s peculiar to the Howie, the White Chime, Anjou/ea, &c. Orders from Abroad or the Cowstry (with remittance) ese estei with the greatest attention. PIANO-FORTES AND PEDAL HARP, SOME AS Goon AM NEW. A. CABINET PIANO-FOR IT, with silk front, . pedals. patent shiftins movement, stands well itt tette ; Dhoti prier 60 vinous, for 3K gnioe. s. Your sqaane eiaau-forte, ut 15, 20, 25, and 28 guinea. each. Pedal Harp, by iira►d. Ruin►*a. Key be seen by day-l.ght, at Mr. Millen's. 13, Leicester plate. Ms*. Me New Improved Patent Oblique Piano-forte, so masts admired fur its much and lane, elegant form, and inn deride price, patrouised by several Royal Fallhes, the bility, and Public. AFACILITY le offered to introduce Merchants in town nod country to Mercantile Hou-es in ',tondo:). f••r buying, gelling. importing, or exporting (foods; to open :se- Counts with Bankers for pergang in tile • °usury wishing to be come Ihrike4; Negnciate M mey Tranganintai ; to form Partnerships; to point out to any Merrhaid residing. or goine to resitle abroad, nr living in the country. Siinati mit, Agencie s , and C•lanliggiost Business; to ;mild silt parties uho will make Advances, or ..in in good Commercial S;serstlati Ins, and pi... es for payment of Twestty Potted Note•, or accepted Bills ; t•• &ta xer Tends n for Contracts with G •vernment Bongs; to obtain Letters Patent, and to cidsoutre motley to carry them lam erect; to asgist in obtaining Aels of Parliament ; t • present Petitions to the Treasury, Customs. seise, &r; reopening Seizures, Libera tiatk4 Crown Pcis••ners. Remission of Fines. Suicivirgeg. &r. and for obtaining Aid uu d Advice on any Business of a Public or Privitle Nature, by noplication personally. or by letter, you paid, to Mr. J. Toottleiti. 2!, bangboarn Chamber, Fess church-street, which will kr answered. free of expellee:. ‘ 4 ALMONT, ODY, and Co. most reaptrelfully re c., turn their aim ere thanks to Prate:o4mnd Gertlemen and the Public for the liberi,l encourgiement they have i , Teived. awl in rnm equenre of the malt, toweling imitation% of their ritTENTSELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, whitb are n o w without either novelty, int:orovement, or utititt cmi-itier it their duty to couii ,, u the Public agninst the moil f •Is prrielider.; the PRlont Self .A djo.t tog Trotter, which require ait .naps, alit cittilartacat to the body. are mliatto lured ~111‘ to , 111 l . O t h. n o d fig!, Si r.p.e. Lnueir; aarrlSS„ P ,lai. !royal, Plant who have the honour to .noply the Army and Nary, ibe Military and Naval the Tran.port Service. Dock Yards and Ordliaitre. the Maiiiie ictirma, y. the Don. East India Compatit, the Cit. of Loudon Fru.- •*.i.ciet S. the Wi‘eli4c int.., De, ,ii 4h, itud lit i.tui bitirma frier, the !diddle-ex &c &c. N. R. Per,nne retudint in the Countrv. ♦ending the circum ferenre of ibe Body. in inehe, just above ;be bilk), may ticpend •pun brine nernraiely Sold by Bute► and B.nr. Cbem:st.. 31, Sarkville street. Dublin. and by one or more Dractii,i, in every principal Tawn in England. IM PR I.:iti 1 4 1 D with a jail Anti humane sons.. of the calamitous resultsari.inc from the injudicious treatment a . oertalin eeputracted is a innimer too %%ell knout.: ki require comment. and often entailing on its unh•tnpy sicton . tietieg 64f distreosing and almost idsoppiotahle afflicts . 1) 1 . 1)Y reNtertftlkly calls the rittertioil hiS peculiar and most effectual method of cure. u nlike the a d verthaing empiric of the ilai. or the equally . criminal emidn. •f th se " who bold the word it promise to the ear nod hr.mt it to our hope.' Dr. End, will nit premam to p'eder bility in every dreriptiou of cure. but ris fur as hum tasted Iry medical end can he a-plied. ha prionisy a certain, speedy. and prrtiv•ssent re , tetr .temi; hit itkr 403!14 every specie. of By philitic tiort, rind its varhmt tram of dis VINPII, the priT.ary objec:s of his professional studies, sold twin, flatterod by the transcendent success wh'el, hos accompanied hi. mode of Irentment during the course of a lone nod laboriaw he is eblibli'd to °Ur, with ,be fullest confidence. pr.;. tensions at sire the twat hopeful and encoorogioe. Immune-rah' , instances call be taloneed illustratise of the mivriortay of D. Ently'ssistent, which hits been bland to prevail, even ei Iwn• eminent talent, retained by public in.lituti.4o, 11/6.4 been In effectual. In addition to those comillosnr, adyanerv, Dr. Earl. will he found equally fortunate in reciting the Jambe? flat aur: debilitated energies of the harm,, coastitutinn, which a - nib:tie/ and if not timely arrested, frequently reader sugionis the ter% principal of existence. From this dr...laving "nor of ' , howl cod sterility. by remnimating the ?name 41t4d ;Mardi' g elasticity to the relaxed organs, Dr Faily is happi to (move the most cheering mind positive a-otor..tio, 4hit the •4.l?..reig n both sexes inny he rescued; a stesily SC, are. dictated berm only required.-1)r. Fatly k run-silted dmily, 46, K ing-stri et, corner of Dean street. 4 : ho, by of both setes.—Countri letters ewe, respectful attention by return •rierfind post. RAKASIRI. WE are requested to direct thee attention of per sons Abate.' with mental or bodily decay., nervous de isirrard *atine.), low of appellee, io.llgestinti, dopres..ion of spirits. trerbM;tle mr -haking ‘ , f the A (W.I.:)• orbutie and every other hind of eruption. thtitmos, ulcerated throats. seminal weakness, pains in the limbs nod Joints, eonsiunpilve habits,. and all constitutional ....argil:tint., Immediately to tillke trial of the' tei;.hratrd CORDIAL BALI OF it kKASIR I, or N cure's Infallible Resonstiee. as peen teed nod sold, wholes ale and retail, by C. J. Jordsui, M. D., of the Fast le.edon Medical Establishment, 1, Cannon-street ROtliti,Sl,, Georgr's in the Cast, lannion. It is smiver.olly lieltOttWleaged in be the racist agreeable and powerful rektor/dive in all the above com plaints ever dioroyered r it thins the blood, ea-es the Inn., violent pains in the b.-ad and st..mnet. and promotes gentle I/triple:atm.—lt is utterly imp far langnage to eiteress. or .-loqisence to extol. saibeirailY the value of this wonderful and inrosaparable Medicine in restoring health to the addicted, and Riving vigour to the aired t Ihnusdthis bar ing been et...tared to t.refeet health, ober Anvil::: he.a o re.. dared by different diseases, as to have been despaired uf, ant on') by their fnmilies, but also by their prole Bimini attendant.. Sold, by appointment of the Prvrietor, ill bottles 11s. each, Or tun quantities in ”ne, 50... each; or tom quantities in uoe family bottle, for s9s., dots included, by which ore Ils. bottle i. saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep to all climates, and may he hod of fisrelny and Sons. Fleet-market ; Vitae. 46. Cornhill; H. J. Preston, 101, Strand; J. Ri.hards, 199, Strand; Blake, 56, Piccadilly; Barker, 115, Ost.rd-street ChondleE 76, Orfnid street; Tate, 10. Middle-raw, Holborn and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in every part of the kin:pi/Da,. 9r• C. J. Jordan Takes Ibis ventral opportunity of no tooncing to the Publir, livit be slin devnirs bis study exclusive. 1% to the rare of ',articular complaint.; as a regular member of the Royal or Pht wiriatis he offers a "'pretty anti perms. new flirt toe ever, elru, loaves. reittrutien ; diseases. et se, lona •tandsne, or of the most inveterate kind. are by his ' new Fast MI peri ta of treatment 4peedit vrin.l elTvr toallyeu red ' Jordon may be consulted, br all rank.. horn nine in th, artirt.its2 1;14 Pine in the eiening nt the East Lomita% Medi- ' 6%1 E.tahlistimem, 7, Contion.streat Road, neat the Cutarnct- SW Road turnpike, St. GpurKe's in the Lair. ST. BEES SCHOOL. Sabbati. 23 die Mail. ISM HENRY BROUGHAM, Eq. in the Chair. The Rev. JAMES SATTERTUWAITE, D. D. under esaminatioo, delivered in the following copy of the will of John Viscount Lonsdale, which was read s Estracted from the Registry of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. In the - name of God, Amen. 1, John Lord Lowther Viscount Loisdate, i• the county of Westmorland, being now, blessed be God for the came, in perfect health and snood memory, and well considering the ! uncertainty of human life, cloth think fit, whilst it pleases God to spare me, so to dispose of the estate which God has given me, as may in my judgment consist with realnii and my particular gratitude; and therefore de make this my last •ill •nd testament in manner and form following. And in the first place, I do most humbly recommend my soul unto the great God, begging for pardon aid remission of m y S i ns by the alflilf.o merits of nor S4viour Jesus Christ ; my body I desire may he buried in Inc parish church of Lowther. absolutely forbidding all pomp or eapeece, save what shall be given to the poor only : And as , touching my whole Poole, as yell real as personal, I do order and dispose of the same as followeth First, I do give and heioeith unto my beloved wife, all the jewels which she bath or at any time had from me or of her own, and all the monies *hid) she bath spared out of the anneal allowance which I have heretofore made her for her particular disbursements: Also I give and bequeath to her all the plate of her chamber', and all the furniture of same. And all the rest of my plate'and furniture of my hoeseat Lowther, I do give" and bequeath to such person and persons as my said house shall come unto after my decease, according to tho .eitiewout thereof hereafter men tioned, made at or g l om my marriage according to the limitations of estate therein expressed and con t gibed. to he by them enjoyed as heir-looms so lone as the same shall last : also, as an addition to o...jointure of my said beloved wife, which wAs made to her upon our marriage, and which I de fully and absolutely hereby ratify and confirm unto her sod all the parts of it, I do farther devise unto her all those my maiinfa or riveted manors or lordships of Grayrigg Lunbrigst, and Dockery alias I.).ick. wray, and Caidewe, in the county of Cumherlai.d or Westmorland, or either of them, with the rights, members, and appurtenances of the same, and every of them respectively. for and during the term of her natural life, cloiged always nevertheless with, the several respective reilis, charges, aunuties, sum and sums of money or other encomberances whatso. ever, heretofore cherged.upon or issuing out of the said manor, or any of them. nra toy part of them, 'many of them, as they shR It severally become due end payable during the term of her natural life. Provided never- theless, and all and every the foresaid bequests, and devise to her made, ere upon this rendition, that she do renounce end well and ell'ociuttlly release and quit claim upon my executors hereinafter minted, at the reasonable request end cost. and charges of them, or any of them in that behalf, all the right, title, claim, or demand, which she might have unto my personal estate, or any part, upon any account or pretence whatsoever, other than this of my last will. Also 1 give and bequest to my younger sons, and either of them, and to every of my yourivr dapghters, which shall be living at the time of my decease, and under their respective ages of 10 years, for their mainte. /lance surd education, the sum of 601. a-piece yearly and every year, until such time as they shall sere rally and respectively attain unto the age of 10 years ; and from snit atter Such time as they or any of them respectively . shell attain unto their respective ages of ten yew!, atd i the me of my decease, and shall then be under the age of age of t wenty-and.one years, and unmarried, I do give and bequeath unto them the Slit of one hundred and fifty pounds a-piece yearly' and every year, until such time as they shall seve. rally acrd respectively attain unto the age of twenty floe years, or be married, which chid first hap. pen ; and I do further give and bequeath unto any 'said younger sons and younger daughters, which shall be of the age of twenty-and-one years at the time of my death.. or shall after attain thereunto, and severally and respectively as they shall attain thereunto, or be married, which shall first happen, so as such marriage be had by and with the privily and approbation of my said beloved wife, if she be a s e l , Using, the sum of fire thousand pounds a.piact, in full satisfaction of the respective child's pert or . portion which they or any of them might claim for or out of my personal estate, or any part thereof, or upon any other account whatsoever. And I do here. by constitaie, nominate, and appoint my said wife . to be the curatriz and tutrez of my said younger sons and daughters until inch time as they shalt attain unto their respective ages of one.and-twenty years, or be married as aforesaid. And my will is, tgat they be brought up and educated under her and ac. cording to her direction end appointnient is all things. Also I give sod devise to my execolors here. Natter named, their heirs and assigoa, the manor and lordship of Dambrook, in the county of York, with the appurtenances, together with my capital messoage and tenement of • and in Dambrook aforesaid, and all other my usessuages, houses, lands, tenements, and hereditametrts of and in Dam brook aforesaid, with the appurtenances (the Jaynes of leer!, coale, and other minerals, royalties, and franchises >sithin the same ) alweye excepted and re, 11..- . 41 -- served); and also. all that my rectory and pateenege of the parish of Hale, is the said aunty of Comber land, together with the• glebe lands there, and all manner of tythes or tenths, oblations, obvention• profits, advantages, emoluments, and hereditament. whatsoever to the said 'rectory, parsonage, sod 1 glebe lands belonging, end all my prnportiou, part, or share of the tythes, tenths, and other profits, yearly coming, growing, renewieg, and increasing within the territories, village, or hamlet of Basco. within the parish of Saint John, in the said county of Cumberland, heretofore had and enjoyed together with the rectory of Bale aforesaid, La trust neverthe less, tie be a loud, or to employ and dispose the rents and profits thereof, for the maintenance and Wary of oho ttchool-oroster or school-smilers of the Free School, for whish I have erected a house at Lowther aforesaid, and for the management of the same, and upon such trust and for such pur pose to settle the aforesaid manor or lordship ofl Dambrook aforesaid, and the aforesaid rectory wad i parsonege, glebe lands, tythes, and premises, with. the appurtenances, spelt trustees, in such manner, and under such laws, statute, and constitutions, as to my said executors shall seem meet and expedient, or otherwise upon inch other trusts, and for such other purposes, as my said executors shall think most conducing to the good of the county of Westmorland, and especi►lly of the perish of Low. ther aforesaid. Also, I give and bequeath to my ne phew, Anthony Lowther, my sister's eon by John Lowther, late of Dublin, in the kingdom of Ireland, Esquire, deceased, the sum of three hundred pounds of lawful English money. Also I glee to every one of my servauts a year's wages. Also I give and de. vise to my steward,Williass Atkinson, for his life, the clear yearly sum of twenty pounds, frre from taxes and other charges, to be issuing out of the lands which I, or any other or others in trust for me, am, is, are or be seised in fee simple, sod to be paya ble on the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel and the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, by even and equal portions, the first payment thereof to begin sod to be made on such of the aforessid feasts as shall next happen after my decease, with power for him to distrain in such lands, or any part thereof, for Poch tent, end as often as it shall be in arrreer or unpaid by the space of twenty day,. And I .Irs hereby nonsinste constitute and appoint the Bight Honourable Thomas Lord Viscount Wey mouth, Sir John Lowther, of Whitehaven, in the comity of Cumberland, Baronet, Sir Wil liam Lowther, of Purston, alias Preston, iu the county of York, Knight, Sir Wilfride Lawson, of hell, in the said county of Cumberland, Baronet, and m► said well beloved wife, executors of this my last will and testament, to every of whom I do give the sum of one hundred pounds a-piece to be be stowed in a piecetplate in remembrance of me. And my farther will is, and Ude order and appoint, that the several sum and sums of money wherewith my real estate, or some part thereof, stands charged, or liable to be charged, for a provision for daughters, according to the purport, true intent, and repelling of the settlement thereof, heafter mentioned, made at or upon my marriage upon the several emergencies in the settlement, particularly made at large mentioned and provided for, shall be employed for or towards the satisfying the bequests of five thousand pounds a piece hereinbefore made to my said younger sons and daughters, and shall be taken and construed as part of the same, when the said respective sum and same, 1-oe any of them, shall oibe levied and - raised in par. senate Dr the powers i authorities, trusts, limitations, and , provisions in the said marriage settlement speci fied atot contained. And in case my personal estate will not amount to the full satisfying of the residue 'of the said bequests to my said younger sons and daughters, and the rest of the bequests and used in obis any last will apppointed, and such debs es I shell he owing, then and in that case I do devise, cud my last will is, that my executors, or the survivors or ser vitor of them, for the full satisfying the same bequests 'uses and debts, shallsell the Barony of Burgh, in the county of Cumberland, with the rights members and appurtenances thereof, and all my estate there in, which I lately purchased 'ef the Night Noble Henry Duke of Norfolk, and all my manors, dominion., seigniories. lands, tenements, and here ditarnents whatsoever and wheresoever the same be, *hereof or wherein I •r any other person or per sons to my use, or in trust for me, at the time -44 my death, shall be seized or possessed. of, or en. titled unto any estate of inheritance in fee simple, or inch part thereof as shall be necessary for the raising of so much money as, together with my personal estate, shall be sufficient to discharge my debts, and funeral and other necessary expellees, anti the le. gacies ■nd ether purposes aforesaid of this my last will: Provided nevertheless, that they made the first offer of my said estate, or of such part thereof as shall be necessary to be sold for the purposes aforesaid, onto Inch person of my name and-blood as shall be nett entitled unto my ancient estate of Low ther, by virtue of the settlement hereafter mention ed ; and provided also, that the said sale do Rot alter, impeach, or of any ways prejudice the estate for life herein before devised, to my said be loved wife, of and in the Manors and Lordships of Grayrigg Lambrigg Dockery and Cardewe afore said, or May of them : And to the intent and purpose that all and singular my real estate whatsoever, may be, remain and continue, so long as it shall please Almighty God, in my name and blood, and may be enjoyed whole and entire, together with tech part of my estate as if settled or mentioned, or intended to be settled, in and by one indenture bearing date the second day of December, in the sic-and-twentieth year of the reign of King Charles the Secoud, late of England, &c. King, Anuoq. Drni. one thousand six buudtod meaty-fow l made or inenlioued to be gado ,loon the marriage of me seetween Sir. John bow r .toooty of Weenierland inseams' Lansdale, 'Lowther, El grandsol odd Sir John Lowther, dusty Frederick Thy county of Gloaceste•, Right Honourable Gem/ fas, Sir Wiliam Covent county of Olon, Knight Castle, in the county of rent of the said Sir lir John Lowther, yownge, county of Westmorland, Wandesfurd, Lowther, of Long Preston, Knight, of the other part: vise, that the said barony manors or lordships Dockeray, alias Dock writ after the decease of my • Baler the manors or lands, tenements, beredi whatsoever and where& er wherein I or an , to my use or in ti or possessed of or inheritance in fee sii death, in case there the same for- the purposes thereof as shell not be uecess and the reversion and mainders of the same, shall, from and after I scend, and beto the uses, after mentioned ; (that behoof of lU hard Low(' apparent, for slid durin g without iiapachment of his decease, to the use male of the body of the fully to be begotten, at body of such first issue issue, to the second, thi, issue male of the hody of the said ftichard Lowther, ' lawfully to be begotten, and to the heirs male of the ' body of every such issue male, as they shill be in age and seniority respectively one after another ; aad for default of such issue, then to the use and h.hoof of Henry Lowther, my second eon, for and during the term of his natural life, without impeachment olt waste ; and from and after his decease, to the t and bestw( of the first issue reale of the bedy of tee said Henry Lowther lawfully to be begotten, and to the heirs male of the body of such first issue male ; and for default of such issue , then to the use and behoof of the second, third, (earth, and every other issue male of the body of the said Henry Lowther lawfully to be begotten; and to the heir male of the body of every such issue male, as.they shall be in age and seniority respectively one after another ; and for dee fault of seek issue, then to the use and b.hoof o( Anthony Lowther, my third son, for and during the term of his natural life, without impeachment of waste; and from and• after his decease, to the use and behoof of the first issue male of the body of the said Anthony Lowther lawfully to be begotten, and to the heir mate of the body el such first issue male; and for default of such issue, then to the ese and beboof of the second, third, fourth, and every other issue male of the body of the said Anthony iwerther lawfully to be begotten, and to the heir male of the body of every such issue male, as they shall he in age and seniority respectively one after another; end for default of such issue, then tetlatilssy,ind Wmf of such person and persons of my teethe end bleed atillte' • the said indenture of settlemen(ietrarticularly fled and contained, arid accordieg to the deveral StriCtiatlS, limitations of estate and interest, trusts, provisions, order and direction of the said deed of settlement, and the purport, true iutent stud warps • ...r•r; • ing of (he same. FREACII PAPERS. `:"'' LOUIS. &e. .Pitris, Sept. 3". - -•f-- TRE•IUENTS AND TICE-PRESIDENTS OP THE ELECYOUAL COLLEGES, CONVOILW RY OUR ‘III.I)ONIEANCE. Jorditu t President; the Chevalier Sirand, Vii.e•Pre4ident, ALPE, (BASSEs)—The Cheyaiier Arnaud de Pui. mo#son, Preiidont. CceaszE—The Comte Alexis de N•iniZlPs l Presi• dent ;'the Comte Damtiragetse l Vke.PrOe;•!etit. FINIETERRS—The Comte de Rogilv(Vice•Admi rel), President ; Ditnaralhae, Vice•Puuiidont. GARD The Comte de Saint-Auletre, Presid.nt ; De Cesemgeoles t the Baron Chabaud-Litot,r, Vice- Presideats. INDRE—Bourdeau-Fonteuet ) President; Trumeae, Vide-President. LANDTS—The Barnn Pieferre de Cere s President; General Cardeneau, Vice-President. LOllltEe-.. . • • • • • • • • • • MANCNE—The Comte Domanoir, President; Avoyne de Chantereyne, Le JAI de Villiers, the Chevalier Sivard (Aministrator of the Mint), the Chevalier Ilonte de la Martiniere, Viro.Pre•ident,. MosELLE—Wendel, l'resident; Voysin de Gar. temiw, Vice-!'resident. Na.vae---The Nlaignis de Meisonfort. President. Nono—Dupleix de Mezy, President ; Deforest de Quartdeville, the Baron de Brigade, Revolts , Goo twin (Receiver-General), the Comte de Moi-sett (Ms yor of Lille), Vice-Presidents. SAONE (HAuTc)—Bouvier, Procerenr-General at Limoges, President. Smut-He—Jules Pasquier, Director of the Caisse d'Amortlssem►nt, President ; the Marquis de Tel. houet, Colatokl of the Garde Royale, Ltuttert 3 l4lW. yer 3 Vice-Plesidents. ~r. - rl F i Ti1uir605w ere tir74 „.........,....... .... • - C.- ___ .. 11) -,-er 4.' f . tit 4177111rik { r ~ ,„. V. t , t.j . .... . .. . f ' • 6. , •, 4. -,-: .., i 44; • '--: --- ,17,. .. ~. .. 07, linttr:oki - a .. , . • PRA'? TO iimmtamammat • ~ _ .... . .. .... ,+;_ me the said Vi4couot I.l.nadale il . owther,„ of Lowther, is the id, ilatontit, and one the said then by the mane of Jolts swatted bear apparent of the er, of the one pert; and Sir rine, of Removford, in . the , &tight dud iltr mei', the ieorge taord Visc iont lily. teniry,' of iLsuptun, in the ht, Thomas TI ono, of Ca »se . , of Salop, Eq. and heir *pp'. lenry Fteflorick Thy sine, Sir 'ger, of Sockbrole, in the i Ind, Daroopt, Sir Ctirlstov . her . i tgtes,• Baronet, and the Wets ' . esten, its the county of Y ,, rk, art; I do order, will, and tie. 11 eny of Burgtt, and the said . of Grayti4g, Lambrigg, and vs . welly, and eardew, from end r beloved wile and ell and sin. . . reputed manors, seigniories, t teditafnents and real estate ssoever the same be, whereof ny - other' person. or persons (rest for me, shall be seised . entitled to any estate of imple at the time of my i be no occasion to sell soles aforesaid, and so much uecess 'ray so sold 4 • aforesaid, reversions, remainder and re- and of every part thereof, i s my decease, vest, remain, de. !s, intents and purpo es h .n.- 1 i is to say), to the only MP and i , ether, my eldest son and heir I' ng the term of his natural life, t f waste; and from and after a and beituof of the first issue e said Richard Lowther, law. and to the heir mole of the I male; and for default of suck i l ird, fourth, and snowy other of the Said Richard Lowther_