MEMORIAL.

Charge (further).

No. CCCLXXXVIII.

A Memorial of a Further Charge.

A Memorial to be registered (1), &c.

Of a deed poll under the hand and seal of (the mortgagor) of, &c.
bearing date the
Lord 18

day of

in the year of our indorsed upon an indenture of release, [or assignment, as the case may be], by way of mortgage, bearing date the and made between, &c. a memorial

day of

whereof was registered on the

No.

; by which said deed-poll the said (mortgagor) did charge a further sum of money by way of mortgage upon ALL, &c. (2), which said deed-poll is witnessed by

and

of

of

and is hereby required to be registered (3) by (the mortgagee) of, &c. as witness his hand and seal this day of

Signed and sealed in

the presence of (4)

A. B.

C. D.

'}

(Mortgagee) L. S.

Parcels when to be set out in memorial of further charge.

(1) See ante, p. 618.

(2) If the parcels be set out in the deed creating the further charge, they should be set out in the memorial; but if they were only referred to, the same words of reference should be used in the memorial as were used in the deed.

(3) See post. p. 638, n. (4).
(4) See post. p. 639, n. (1).

No. CCCLXXXIX.

* A Memorial for the registering of a Charitable Donation (1).

A MEMORIAL or statement in pursuance of an act for the registering and securing of charitable donations, whereby it is declared by the undersigned [state the name or names of the person or persons who sign the memorial or statement], that the real or personal estate [state this as the case may be] of the [state the title or appellation of the charity, or charitable donation] consists of [state this as the case may be, and if real estate, whether it be in lands, tenements, or hereditaments, and of what tenure, and where the same are situate, or whether of any charge or incumbrance on any lands, tenements, or hereditaments, and where situate, and if personal estate, describe the nature of it, and how secured] and the gross annual income arising therefrom amounts to £ and the objects of which charity or charitable foundation are [state the general or particular objects of the charity] and which charity or charitable foundation was according to the best of my [or our as the case may be] knowledge and belief, founded by [state by whom, and

MEMORIAL.

Charity.

(1) By stat. 52 Geo. 3. c. 102, for the preservation of a memórial 52 Geo. 3. or statement (in the above form) of the real and personal estate, and c. 102. of the gross annual income investment, and the general and particular objects of all charities and charitable donations, theretofore established and secured upon lands, or hereditaments, or money in the funds, for the benefit of any poor or other persons in England or Wales (not being Quakers), together with the names of the founders or benefactors, if known, and also of the persons in whose custody the deed, will, or other instrument, by which the same shall have been founded or increased, and of the trustees of the estates or funds thereof, shall be registered in the office of the clerk of the peace of the county or place, within six months after the passing the act, and all subsequent charities within twelve months, after the foundation thereof, and in default, any two or more persons interested in such charity are authorized to apply to the Court of Chancery or Exchequer in a summary way, concerning the same.

MEMORIAL.
Charity.

if benefited, increased, or secured, by any other person, state the same, and by whom], and the deeds, wills, and other instruments, [state this as the case may be, and if no deeds, wills, or instruments exist, state the same] are to the best of my [or our as the case may be] knowledge and belief, in the custody, possession, or controul [state this as the case may be] of [state the name of the body corporate, or natural person] and the trustees, feoffees, or possessors, [state this as the case may be] of the said real or personal [state this as the case may be] are to the best of my [or our as the case may be] knowledge and belief, [state the name of the body corporate or natural person, as the case may be].

Signed A. B.) Trustee or trustees, feoffees, possessor, or pos

C. D.

E. F.

sessors, of the real or personal estate [as the case may be] of the charity or charitable donation hereby memorialized and registered.

No. CCCXC.

*A Memorial of a Charity given to a Parish (1).

A MEMORIAL or statement in pursuance of an act for the registering
and securing of charitable donations, whereby it is declared by the
undersigned
doctor in divinity, rector of the parish

of &c. [as the case may be], and
churchwardens of
the said parish, that the real and personal estate of the charitable
donations to the said parish of
are or consist as follows,
(that is to say) of, &c. situated, &c. and the gross annual income
arising therefrom now amounts to the sum of £
or there-
abouts; and which said lands were, to the best of our knowledge and
belief, devised to the said parish by the will of

of, &c.

in the year
, for the purpose of the rents and profits thereof
being distributed by the parson and churchwardens for the time
being of the said parish to the most poor and needy of its parishoners
for the time being [or as the case was]; and which said will was,
as we believe, proved in the court of
, and the probate
thereof is, to the best of our knowledge and belief, in the custody of
and the trustees of the said estate are, to the best of our
knowledge, A. B., &c. of, &c.; ALSO of two freehold messuages or
dwelling-houses situated, &c. the gross annual income arising there-
from is £
or thereabouts, and which said messuages or dwell-
ing-houses, to the best of our knowledge and belief, were devised to
the said parish by the will of, &c. in the year
that the rents
and profits thereof might be disposed of in bread weekly to twenty
poor parishioners who should go to church every Sunday and continue
the whole service; ALSO of a certain hospital called Croydon Hos-
pital, situated at Croydon, in the county of Surrey, the annual in-
come of which arises from
amounting to the sum of
L
or thereabout, and the objects of which are for the sup-

(1) See ante, p. 627, n. (1).

MEMORIAL.

Charity (parish).

MEMORIAL.

Charity (parish).

port and maintenance of such of the poor of the said parish as for the time being shall be of above the age of

years; and which

said charity or charitable foundation was, according to the best of our knowledge and belief, founded by Archbishop

in the

year , but in whose custody, possession, or controul the deed,
will, or other instrument by which the same was founded we are
ignorant. Of certain Alms-houses called
situated, &c.
the object of which charity or charitable foundation is for the support
of poor widows of the said parish, and which said charity or charitable
foundation was, to the best of our knowledge and belief, founded by
canon, in the year
and is supported by an annual
rent-charge upon the real estates of him the said
situated

at, &c.