Copy of an Act to amend the trusts of the marriage settlement of Richard, Lord Viscount Molyneux of Maryborough, Ireland, and Mary his wife

Recites:

Settlement before marriage, 16 and 17 Feb 1704/5

(1a) Right Hon, William, Lord Viscount Molyneux of Maryborough (1b) Bridget his wife (1c) Richard his son and heir apparent

(2a) Thomas Winckley (2b) William Fazackerley, gentlemen

(3a) Charles [Lennox], Duke of Richmond (3b) Miles Philipson, equire (3c) Henry Eyre, equire

(4a) Charles [Talbot], Duke of Shrewsbury (4b) Robert, Lord Viscount Dunbar (4c) George Rodney Bridges of Avington, Hampshire, esquire

(5) Hon. Mary Brudenell, daughter of Francis, Lord Brudenell

(6a) Caryl Molyneux (6b) William Molyneux (6c) Thomas Molyneux (6d) Edward Molyneux, gentlemen, sons of (1a)

(7a) William Gerard of Garswood, bart. (7b) Peter Legh of Lyme, Cheshire, esquire (7c) Ralph Standish of Standish, esquire

Marriage between (1c) and (5)

Manors of Sefton, Netherton, Thornton, Down Litherland, Great Crosby, Aintree, Kirkdale, Kirkbyiuxta, Knowsley, Altcar, Eccleston, Heskin, Euxton, Fishwick, Ellel, Toxteth, Corxteth, Simonswood, Torbock and Liverpool, moiety of the manors of Ince Blundell, Northend, Ulmeswalton, Melling and Lidiate; three quarters of the manor of Maghull and a fourth of the manor of Aughton; rectories of Huyton and Altcar; tithes of Huyton, Roby, Woolfall, Knowsley, Torbock and Altcar; tithe barn called Knowsley Barn; advowsons of Sefton and Walton; Liverpool Castle; hundred courts of West Derby and Salford and all other property of (1) in Lancashire.

To the use of the sons of marriage in turn in tail male, remainder to sons of any other wife in trun in tail male, remainder to (6) in turn in tail male, remainder to heirs of (1a). Provision for portions for daughter. power for (1c) to alter portions for daughters and younger sons.

Settlement before marriage, 13 Nov 1725

(1) Richard, Lord Viscount Molyneux

(2a) Alexander Osbaldiston (2b) Banister Parker, esquire

(3) Thomas Clifton

(4) Mary daughter of (1)

Marriage between (3) and (4)

Moiety of most of property charged with £6,000 to be paid to (3) within three months after death of (1)

Will of Thomas Clifton, 15 Dec 1734

£6,000 to be divided equally between his daughters.

Bill to convey property to trustees to sell to raise £6,000 for the children of Thomas Clifton and £6,000 for Dorothy daughter of Richard, Viscount Molyneux