Throsby's Leasing Act 39 Vic (NSW)

An Act to enable Elizabeth Throsby and ™¥s tusno. certain other persons interested under the Will of the late Charles Throsby Esquire to grant building and other Leases of certain Lands near Moss Vale. [25th

April, 1876. |

HEREAS Charles Throsby late of Throsby Park in the County Preamble.

of Camden in the Colony of New South Wales Esquire deceased duly made and published his last will and testament in writing bearing date the eleventh day of August one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two whereby after certain specific devises and bequests the said testator devised his messuage or dwelling-house lands and hereditaments known as Throsby Park and containing by grant from the Crown one thousand acres unto his wife during her life if she should so long continue his widow (without impeachment of waste) and subject to such estate and interest therein the said testator devised the same together with other estates to his eldest son Charles Throsby during his life (without impeachment of waste) and from and immediately after his decease unto such one or more of his sons and for such estate or estates and charged or chargeable with such sum or sums of money in favor of and for the benefit of any one or more of his sons and in such manner and form as his said son Charles Throsby should by will appoint and in default of and subject to such appoint- ment unto the sons of his said son Charles Throsby successively in tail male And upon failure of issue male of his said son Charles unto his second son James 'lhrosby for his life with a like power of appoint- ment in favor of his sons as was thereinbefore given to the testator's son Charles in favor of his sons and in default of and subject to such appointment to every son of the said testator's second son James Throsby in succession in tail male so that every elder son of the testator's said second son and his issue male might be preferred to every younger son and his issue male and upon failure of issue male of his said second son unto the said testator's several other sons successively