CERTIFICATES.

if only one deck) is (number of feet and inches) that she is (how Registry (ship). rigged) rigged with a (standing or running bowsprit) is (description of stern) sterned (carvel or clinker) built, has (whether any or no) gallery, and (kind of head, if any) head, and the said subscribing owners have consented and agreed to the above description, and having caused sufficient security to be given as is required by the said act, the said ship or vessel called the (name) has been duly registered at the port of (name of port). Certified under our hands at the custom-house in the said port of (name of port) this day of in the year

Indorsement.

N. B. It is required by the act cited in the preceding note, that on the back of the certificate an account of the parts or shares held by each of the owners shall be mentioned in the following form:

(Collector.)
(Comptroller.)"

Bond.

And it is further provided (sec. 21.) that upon the obtaining the certificate of registry, a bond shall be given by the master and owner that the same shall be solely made for the service of the vessel, &c. (see ante, No. CCLVII. p. 218.). Also (sec. 22.) that if the master shall be changed the name of the new master shall be indorsed on the certificate, and a similar bond to that before mentioned given by him.

No. CCLXXIII.

A Certificate to the Ordinary of the condition of the Dwellinghouse belonging to a Benefice made in pursuance of Act of Parliament (1).

WE the reverend A. B. of

and C. D. of

of the bishop of

clerk, being two clergymen within the diocese
do hereby certify to the said bishop, pur-

suant to the directions and instructions sent by him to us, that we
have made enquiry into the state and condition of the buildings upon
the glebe belonging to the rectory, vicarage, &c. of
the said diocese, at the time'the reverend

within

clerk, the present incumbent thereof, entered upon the said living, which was in or about the year of our Lord

and do find [that the same hath been kept in due and common repair, without any wilful neglect, if the case be so] or [that the same hath by wilful negligence been suffered to go to decay, and that they have sustained damage from a want of common or ordinary repair to the amount of £

,] and we have also enquired into the money received by the said for dilapidations from the representative of the former incumbent, and do find that he hath received the sum of L for such dilapidations, and [that he hath expended the whole or the case may be, in the necessary repairs of the buildings] or [that the same hath not been laid out or expended in repairing the buildings] upon the glebe belonging to the said living. Given under our hands this

day of

thereof, as

(Certifiers.)

CERTIFICATES.

Repairs (17 Geo. 3).

(1) By the 17 Geo. S. c. 53. (sec. 5.) as explained by subsequent acts 17 Geo. 3. c. 58. (see 21 ib. c. 66; 58 ib. c. 48; 59 ib. c. 34; 3 Geo. 4. c. 72.) it is enacted, that where there shall not appear to be any convenient or fit house for the residence of the incumbent of any ecclesiastical living or other benefice, the same may be provided with the consent of the ordinary; but that previously to such consent being given, he shall cause an enquiry to be made by some proper persons living in or near the parish, of the state and condition of the incumbent's house, and a certificate thereof to be laid before him, specifying the particulars mentioned in the above form.

CERTIFICATES.

Residence (incumbent).

No. CCLXXIV.

*Certificate of the Residence of an Incumbent for the period required by Act of Parliament (1).

WE, A. B. rector, vicar or officiating minister [as the case shall be]
of the parish of
rector, vicar or
parish of

of

and

in the diocese of
clerk, and C. D.
officiating minister [as the case shall be] of the
within the said diocese, clerk, [which said parishes
are near adjoining to the parish of

within the said diocese] do hereby certify that E. F., rector, vicar or
incumbent [as the case shall be] of the said parish and parish church
of
aforesaid, hath resided upon his living or benefice within
that parish for the space of twenty weeks between the

day of last. Given under our

17 Geo. 3. c. 53.

(1) The act of 17 Geo. 3. c. 53. providing for the residence of parochial clergy, requires (sec. 6.) that before an incumbent shall be entitled to the benefit of the act in respect to the apportionment of principal and interest money borrowed by virtue of the act for building or repairing the parsonage-house, he shall deliver to the mortgagee a certificate under the hands of two rectors, vicars or officiating ministers of some parishes near adjoining, of his having resided twenty weeks upon the living or benefice within the year, which is directed to be in the above form, or to that effect.

No. CCLXXV.

*Charge (1) upon Premises already charged with an Annuity by and to the same Grantor and Grantee.

Variations as below (2).

CHARGE.

Annuity.

parts, made the

THIS INDENTURE, of
day of
, in the
year of the reign, &c. and in the
year of
our Lord 18
. BETWEEN (the grantor) of, &c.
of the
first part, (the grantee) of, &c.
of the second part, and (the
trustee in the original grant) of, &c.
of the third part.
WHEREAS by another indenture bearing date the

in the

year

day of Recital of

former grant.

and made or expressed to be made between the same persons as are hereinbefore named as parties hereto, the said (grantor) for a valuable and sufficient consideration therein mentioned, granted unto the said (grantee) an annuity or yearly sum of £ during the natural lives of (the nominees) of, &c. and the life of the survivor of them, and made the same chargeable upon and issuable out of ALL, &c. AND for better securing the payment of the said annuity the said messuages and hereditaments were thereby demised unto the said (trustee), his executors, administrators, and assigns, from the date of the same indenture for the term of years, to be thence next ensuing, in trust to

raise and pay the said annuity if in arrear, by the ways and means therein and in these presents hereafter expressed. AND WHEREAS the said (grantee) hath agreed with the said (grantor) for the purchase of a further annuity or yearly sum of £

for the joint

Contract for further annuity.

(1) On charges, see post. p. 300, notes.

Charge.

(2) If the annuity be secured on an estate tail, see MOD. PREC. Vol. Variations.

VI. p. 137. 3d Ed.

If on copyholds, see ib. p. 184.

If on an estate for life, see ib. p. 167.
If on leaseholds, see ib. p. 215.

If on money in the Funds, see ib. p.

247.

SUP.-VOL. II.

Surety.

CHARGE.

Annuity

Bond, &c.

lives of them the said (nominees) (1) and the life of the survivor of them, to be secured by the bond and warrant of attorney of the said (grantor), and to be charged upon the aforesaid messuages, lands, tenements, and hereditaments, in like manner as the said annuity of £ is chargeable thereupon, and be paid at the times and in the manner hereafter mentioned, at or for the price or sum of Ք . AND WHEREAS in pursuance of the said agreement, the said (grantor) by his bond or obligation in writing bearing even date with these presents, has accordingly become bounden for himself and his heirs to the said (grantee), his executors, administrators, and assigns, in the penal sum of £ with a condition thereunder written for making void the same on payment of the same annuity or yearly sum of £ , on the days, and at the times, and in the manner hereinafter mentioned; and has also executed a warrant of attorney, bearing even date with the said bond, empowering certain attornies therein named to confess judgment against him in an action of debt on the said bond in the Court of King's Bench at Westminster, in or as of term last, now next ensuing, or any subsequent term, for the said sum of L together with costs of suit, as in or by the said bond and warrant of attorney, reference being thereunto respectively had, will more fully and at large appear. NOW THIS INDENTURE WITfurther annuity. NESSETH, that in further pursuance of the aforesaid agreement, and for and in consideration of the sum of £

WITNESS. Grantor grants

(2) of lawful and current money of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the said (grantor) in hand well and truly paid by the said (grantee), at or immediately before the sealing and delivering of these presents, the receipt whereof, and that the same is in full for the purchase of the said annuity or yearly sum of £ the said (grantor) doth hereby acknowledge, and of and from the same, and every part thereof, doth acquit, release, exonerate, and for ever discharge the said (grantee), his executors and administrators, by these presents, HE the said (grantor) HATH given, granted, bargained, and sold, and by these presents DoтH

Life of grantor, &c.

Consideration.

Surety.

(1) If the annuity be granted during the life of the grantor or grantee, see ante, MOD. PREC. Vol. VI. p. 118. 3d ed.

(2) If the consideration be other than money paid down, see ib. p. 75, rider (A). If there be a surety for the grantor, see ib. p. 315.