The Bantry Estate Collection - University College Cork Library

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38 7 Dec. 1825
Assignment of Charges created by Hamilton White on the Bantry Estate in
trust to secure mortgage of £50,000 to James Evan Baillie. William Young and
others representing the daughters of Richard Blair (entitled to £3,000 from the
Estate of Hamilton White) and representatives of the late Martha and Francis
White (entitled to £1,000 and £1,500 respectively charged on the Hamilton
White estate) assign their entitlements to James Leman. He is acting on behalf
of Baillie in order to secure the payment of the mortgage of £50,000 taken out
by Richard Earl of Bantry, on the 30 th August 1825. Includes Copy Bond of
securing payment to Baillie by the Earl and Viscount. Also a deed of
Assignment made between the Reverend John Vane, Wrighton, Somerset,
William Joseph Denison, Denbies, Surrey and William Vizard, Lincolns Inn
Fields, Middlesex, in the one part, and James Evan Baillie, Seamore Place,
Middlesex, in the other part. For the consideration of 10 shillings, Vane,
Denison and Vizard assign to Baillie the judgement for the sum of £50,000
against Richard, Earl of Bantry.
39 July 1837
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Copy Memorial of an Indenture of Release and Assignment on the 1 st June
1837 made between James Evan Baillie, Seymour Place, May Fair, Middlesex,
in the first part, James Leman (Trustee for Baillie), Lincolns Inn Fields,
Middlesex, in the second part, Richard, 1 st Earl of Bantry and Richard White,
Lord Viscount Berehaven, in the third part, John Greathed Harris, Old Palace
Yard, Westminister; George James Sullivan, Farnborough Hall, Southampton,
and John Stewart, Portman Square, Middlesex, in the fourth part, and Edward
Wright (Trustee for Harris, Sullivan and Stewart), [Verulam] Buildings, Grays
Inn, Middlesex, in the fifth part. It lists the lands of the Baronies of Bere and
Bantry, and East Carbery that have been mortgaged by the Whites to Baillie
from 1825. It also lists the indentures from 1825.
40 16 March 1838 – 1 Feb. 1839
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Declaration of Trust made between Richard, 1 st Earl of Bantry and Viscount
Berehaven with Frederick Silver, James Street, Westminister, and Thomas
Harding, Eaton Square, Pimlico, of the sum of £2,673. 5. 3 new £3. 10. per
cent annuities in the books of the Governor and company of the Bank of
England, for securing the interest on a mortgage debt of £60,000. Also an
Assignment of the interest of the Earl and Viscount in the £2,673. 5. 3 sum
standing in the names of Silver and Harding, to Rev. Somers Payne.
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