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

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 wadi
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 powersi 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-fowl made or inenlioued to be gado