Money under an appointment. In assignment of surplus money arising from sale by to second mortgagee. share or proportion of the said purchase money under the said. recited articles of agreement, or under or by virtue of any decree, order, or direction made or pronounced in the said cause in the Court of Chancery, and all interest, proceeds, and accumulations, if any, of the said respective sums of money and premises, and all costs which shall be payable to him the said A. B. under the decree in the said Court made or to be made in the said cause; And also all the right &c. XXXII. The said sum of £and also all and every other sum or sums of money which shall become due and payable to him the said A. B. under or by virtue of the appointments made to him by the said hereinbefore in part recited indenture, bearing date &c.; And also all and every other sum and sums of money which he the said A. B. shall at any time or times, and from time to time, be entitled to receive as and for a further part or share of the said sum of £, under and by virtue of the said hereinbefore in part recited indenture of the &c., and the trusts thereby declared, either for the want of an appointment, or under any further or other appointment in his favour, of any further or other part of the said sum of £, or by survivorship, accruer, or otherwise, and all interest to become due for the same sum and sums of money respectively; And all the right &c. XXXIII. All and every the sum and sums of money which, in case of any sale or sales by the said A. B., his heirs or assigns, under or by virtue of the trusts contained first mortgagee in the said hereinbefore in part recited indentures of lease and release of the &c., shall, after the full payment of the principal money and interest and costs thereby secured or intended to be secured, remain in the hands of the said A. B., his executors, administrators, and assigns; And all right, title, interest, possibility, claim, and demand whatsoever, both at law and in equity, of him the said C. D., his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, of, in, or to the said premises, with full power to ask, sue for, recover, and receive, and to give effectual receipts and discharges for the said sum and sums of money, and other the premises Short form of power of attorney. hereinbefore assigned, and every part thereof respectively, in the name of the said C. D. or E. F., or either of them. XXXIV. All that newspaper or journal, called or Newspaper, known by the name of the &c., and the presses, types, and materials from time to time used for printing the said paper, and all the gains, profits, and advantages from time to time arising by the publication and sale thereof, and by the advertisements, letters, and paragraphs inserted therein, or by any other matter or thing, ways and means whatsoever; And also the good-will of the said newspaper; And all the right, title, interest, property, claim, and demand. whatsoever of the said A. B. in and to the said newspaper and premises. XXXV. The said silver ticket of admission into the said Opera-house Theatre, and every part thereof, and to the said concerts, (except as hereinafter is excepted); And also the licences, liberties, and privileges given or granted to the said A. B., his executors, administrators, and assigns, and the bearers of the said ticket, in or by the said hereinbefore in part recited indenture; And all the right in and to the said silver ticket, and the said liberties, licences, and privileges, and every of them; And also all and singular the covenants and agreements entered into by the said C. D. in or by the said hereinbefore in part recited indenture; And all and every sum and sums of money, costs, and damages, if any, which can, shall, or may be recovered under or by virtue of the said covenants, and the full benefit of the same. ance. XXXVI. All that instrument or policy of insurance (a), Policy of insur No. from and against loss or damage by fire, for the term of (a) For forms of policies of insurance, both against fire and for lives, see M'Culloch's Commercial Dictionary, art. Insurance, pp. 705, 711, 2nd edit. Policy of assur ance. Another form, whatsoever, to be had, received, gotten, or taken by virtue thereof; And all the right &c. XXXVII. All that instrument or policy of assurance of the Assurance Company, No. —, bearing date &c., whereby the life of the said A. B. is insured in the sum of £, and the said sum of £, thereby assured and made payable as aforesaid, or intended so to be; And all bonuses, and other sum and sums of money, benefit, and advantage whatsoever, to be received by virtue thereof; And all the right &c. XXXVIII. All that the aforesaid policy or instrument of with short form insurance, bearing date the &c., marked and num of power of attorney. Share of the King's moiety in the New River. bered -; And all and every sum and sums of money, benefit, and advantage whatever to be had, received, or taken by virtue of the same policy, with full power and authority for the said C. D., his executors, administrators, and assigns, to act as the attorney and attornies for, and to use the name of the said A. B., his executors, administrators, and assigns, in compelling payment of or giving effectual receipts for the same; And all the right &c. (a). XXXIX. All that one full and equal moiety, half part or share, late of the said J. W., of, in, and to all those tw full and entire six-and-thirtieth parts or shares; And a that one full and equal moiety, half part, or share, late the said J. W., of, in, and to all that one other full an entire six-and-thirtieth part or share; And also all that on full and equal moiety, half part, or share, late of the sa J. W., of, in, and to all that one other full and entire si and-thirtieth part or share, of and in all that moiety or ha part of the New River, water-cut, and stream, and the pr fits thereof, brought from C. and A., in the counties of and M., or one of them, to L. and other places adjace (a) Or-" And also the said recited policies of insuran and the money secured and to become due under and by v tue of the same policies of insurance; And all the right & commonly called the King's moiety, (the said moiety or half into six-and-thirty parts or equal shares to be divided), and also of and in the King's moiety of all hereditaments whatsoever relating unto or concerning the said New River, cut, or stream, and of and in all manner of profits, advantages, and commodities whatsoever, thereof, or by means or reason thereof, in any sort to be paid, raised, and gotten; And also of and in the King's moiety or half part of all fines, sums of money, rents, reversions, benefits, and commodities whatsoever, which at any time or times hereafter shall or may be raised, had, made, levied, or gotten, by means of the said New River water or water-works, or of or by reason of the conveyance of the water thereof, in or by any parts or places, or unto or for any person or persons whomsoever; And all and singular other the parts, shares, and interests, late of the said J. W., of, in, and to the said moiety or half part, called the King's moiety, of the said New River, water-cut, and stream, and the profits thereof, and the commodities, hereditaments, and appurtenances to the same belonging or appertaining. (Vide Prest. Conv. I. 374.) tons or In a bill of sale XL. All that ship or vessel called &c., of thereabouts, belonging to the port of, whereof A. B. of a ship. was lately, and C.D. is now master; And also all boats, sails, rigging, masts, yards, oars, tackle, apparel, furniture, cordage, casks, stocks, and appurtenances whatsoever to the said ship or vessel belonging or in any wise appertaining; the certificate of the British registry of which said ship or vessel is in the words and figures, or to the effect following, (that is to say,) &c.; And all the right &c. of, in, to, and upon the same ship or vessel, and premises respectively; and all bills of sale concerning the title to the same ship or vessel, or any part thereof, which are now in the custody or power of the said granting parties respectively. XLI. Full and free liberty and privilege and power to Sporting. preserve, hunt, course, shoot at, or kill, or otherwise take game, and fish in, over, or upon all or any of the lands, waters, rivers, and fishings of him the said A. B., in the said county of &c.; and for the purposes aforesaid, or any of Stewardship. Life interest in stock. them, either in the name of the said A. B., his heirs or assigns, or in the name of him the said C. D., his executors, administrators, or assigns, to nominate and appoint any gamekeeper or gamekeepers, or other person or persons, and from time to time to revoke any such appointment or appointments, and in lieu thereof to appoint any other gamekeeper or gamekeepers, or other person or persons, for the purposes hereinbefore mentioned, or any of them. XLII. The office and appointment of steward of the manor or lordship of &c., and of all other manors or lordships of him the said A. B., within the said principality of Wales, and the holding and keeping of all courts leet, courts baron, views of frankpledge, and of all other courts, of what kind soever the same may be, which have heretofore been used, or used and accustomed to be holden and kept, or ought to have been, or are hereafter to be holden and kept, within or for the said manor or lordship, in such sort, manner, and form, and at such place and places, and on or at such days or times, as they or any of them have heretofore been kept and holden, as occasion shall hereafter require, with all usual and accustomed and lawful fees, dues, perquisites, profits, and advantages whatsoever to the said office or stewardship belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and that in as full, ample, and beneficial a manner, in all respects and to all intents and purposes, as any former or other steward or stewards of the said manor or lordship has or have at any time heretofore had, used, holden, enjoyed, or executed the same. XLIII. All and every the dividends, interest, and annual proceeds now accruing, arising, or becoming due, or which at any time, and from time to time hereafter, during the joint natural lives of the said A. B. and C. his wife, shall accrue, arise, or become payable from, upon, or in respect of the said several sums of £- and £ (a), or other the funds (a) In describing funded property, it is usual to say, e. g., that A. B. is entitled to the "sum of £10,000 3 per cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities." But this is clearly incorrect, for he is in fact entitled only |