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The Charter - Downing College - University of Cambridge

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the said town <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cambridge</strong>, <strong>of</strong> the one part, and the said Sir George Cornewall, andDame Catherine his wife, Mary Goate, Francis Annesley, and William HenryScourfield, <strong>of</strong> the other part, the said Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses, did, for theconsiderations therein-mentioned, grant, release, and convey, unto the said Sir GeorgeCornewall, and Dame Catherine his wife, Mary Goate, Francis Annesley, and WilliamHenry Scourfield, and their heirs, the said piece <strong>of</strong> ground, called Doll's Close, withthe appurtenances, To hold the same unto, and to the use <strong>of</strong>, the said Sir GeorgeCornewall, and Dame Catherine his wife, Mary Goate, Francis Annesley, and WilliamHenry Scourfield, their heirs and assigns (subject to the lease there<strong>of</strong>, granted to thesaid Thomas Thackeray for the term <strong>of</strong> 999 years, from Lady-day 1790, by indenturebearing date the 20th day <strong>of</strong> May 1790), in trust for the said intended college, to becalled <strong>Downing</strong> <strong>College</strong>, and to be conveyed and disposed <strong>of</strong> as the Master,Pr<strong>of</strong>essors, and Fellows <strong>of</strong> the said college shall direct. And by Indenture <strong>of</strong>Assignment, bearing date the said 15th day <strong>of</strong> July 1800, and made between the saidThomas Thackeray, <strong>of</strong> the one part, and the said Sir George Cornewall, and DameCatherine his wife, Mary Goate, Francis Annesley, and William Henry Scourfield, <strong>of</strong>the other part, the said Thomas Thackeray did, for the considerations thereinmentioned,assign to the said Sir George Cornewall, and Dame Catherine his wife,Mary Goate, Francis Annesley, and William Henry Scourfield, the said piece <strong>of</strong>ground, called Doll's Close, with the appurtenances; to hold the same unto the said SirGeorge Cornewall, and Dame Catherine his wife, Mary Goate, Francis Annesley, andWilliam Henry Scourfield, their executors, administrators, and assigns, for the residue<strong>of</strong> the said term <strong>of</strong> 999 years, In trust for the said intended college, to be called<strong>Downing</strong> <strong>College</strong>, and to be assigned and disposed <strong>of</strong> as the Master, Pr<strong>of</strong>essors, andFellows, <strong>of</strong> the said college shall direct.AND WHEREAS the said Sir George Cornewall, and Dame Catherine his wife, MaryGoate, Francis Annesley, and William Henry Scourfield, have prepared and submittedto the right reverend the present Lords Archbishops <strong>of</strong> Canterbury and York, and theMasters <strong>of</strong> St. John's <strong>College</strong> and Clare Hall, in our said university <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cambridge</strong>, thePlan <strong>of</strong>Foundationprepared andapprovedpursuant to theWill.v

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