| Description | 1 Robert Arundel, Viscount Gallway, Daniel Byam Mathew of Iver, Buckinghamshire esquire, Sir Charles Middleton of Hertford Street, Mayfair baronet, Samule Cornigh of Charlotte Street, Portland Place esquire, Humphrey Sumner late of Eton DD, now Provost of King's College, Cambridge and William Smith of Clayhill, Kent esquire
2 Thomas, Lord Dundas
3 Humphrey Sumner and Samuel Gambier late of Wateringbury, Kent, now Somerset Place, Middlesex esquire, one of the Commissioners of His Majesty's navy, executors of Richard Sumner of Shackleford, Surrey esquire and Susannah Sumner of Weymouth Street, St Marylebone, widow of Richard
4 Samuel Gambier
5 John Hanson of Chancery Lane gentleman
Recite transfer of mortgage 6 and 7 Feb 1791
Recites indenture of 30 Mar 1791 between 1 Robert Arundell, Viscount Gallway, D B Mathew, Sir Charles Middleton, Samuel Cornigh, Humphrey Sumner and William Smith, 2 Richard Sumner and wife Susannah, 3 Samuel Gambier, which recites a marriage settlement of Richard Sumner and Susannah Gambier 21 Oct 1784 in which Richard Sumner covenanted to transfer to Sir Charles Middleton etc £12500 4 per cent consolidated annuities on trust, and also recites marriage settlemnt of Samuel Gambier and Jane Mathew 7 Feb 1786 declaring trusts of £14300, 3 percent consolidated bank annuities. Both consolidated annuities were sold for the respective sums of £12776 12s 6d and £11200. These sums together with £1800 advanced by Samuel Gambier £223 7s 6d advanced by Richard Sumner, making a total of £26000 were declared to be held by the trustees to the uses of the prospective settlements
Now for £26000 the Loftus estate is mortgaged in the following proportions:
To the trustees of the marriage settlemtn of Samuel Gambier £5200
To the same trustees £6000
To the trustees of the marriage settlement of the late Richard Sumner £12776 12s 6d
To the executors of Richard Sumner £23 7s 6d
The whole estate is partitioned iinto proportionate lands to secure the above sums and demised on various terms and the whole is comprised in 4 detailed schedules of the estate which give the names of properties and their situations, the names of tennants, names of closes and acreages and rents |