The recited Agreement confirmed. Price of the shall remain vested in Her Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, freed I. The herein-before recited Articles of Agreement, and all Agreements and Stipulations therein contained, are confirmed, and shall be carried into effect, and the Council of His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall, the Commissioners 35 of Her Majesty's Treasury, the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings, and the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, are empowered and directed to do all such Things as by the said Articles of Agreement are agreed, or as may be necessary or expedient to be done for carry- 40 ing the same into full Effect. II. The said Sum of Four thousand three hundred Pounds, the Land speci- Purchase Money of the said Land and Messuages and Appurtenances fied in the specified ment to be ers of Woods, Land thereupon to vest of Works. specified in the said Schedule to the said Articles of Agreement shall, Schedule to as soon as conveniently may be after the passing of this Act, be paid the Agreeby the Commissioners of Works out of such Monies as have been or paid to the shall be appropriated by Parliament for that Purpose to the Commis- Commission5 sioners of Her Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, and and such shall be held and applied by such last-mentioned Commissioners as Monies arising from the Sale of Land, Part of the Hereditary Posses- in the Comsions and Land Revenues of the Crown, and upon such Payment missioners being made the Site of the said intended Building and all Erections 10 thereon, with all Offices, Areas, Yards, Walls, Fences, Drains, Sewers, Rights, Easements, and Appurtenances appertaining thereto, and the Inheritance thereof in Fee Simple, shall vest in the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings, and their Successors, as incorporated by the Act of Fifteenth Victoria, Chapter Twenty-eight, 15 freed and discharged from all other Estates, Claims, and Incumbrances (if any). Upon the Comple of the Duchy, and them of such a III. Immediately after the said intended Building in Pimlico with tion of the Buildthe Appurtenances thereto shall have been completed fit for Use as ing and the Dethe Office of the Duchy of Cornwall, as by the said Articles of livery of Posses20 Agreement provided, and shall have been delivered up into sion to the Council the Possession of the Council of the said Duchy, and such Sum of upon Payment by Money (if any) as shall, in pursuance of the said Articles of AgreeSum (if any) as ment, become payable by the said Council to the Account of Her shall become payMajesty's Exchequer shall have been paid, the said intended Building able under the Agreement, the 25 in Pimlico and the Site thereof, with all Offices, Areas, Yards, Walls, intended Building Fences, Drains, Sewers, Rights, Easements, and Appurtenances to vest in Her Majesty, upon appertaining thereto, and the Inheritance thereof in Fee Simple, shall trust to allow the vest in Her Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, freed and discharged same to be used as from all other Estates, Claims, and Incumbrances (if any), upon the Duchy, and the 30 same Trust for allowing such Building and Premises, with the Appur- present Office of the Duchy to be tenances, to be used as the Office of the Duchy of Cornwall, as the thereupon held as Office and Premises of the said Duchy in Somerset House are now the other Portions subject to, and the said Office and Premises of the said Duchy in House. Somerset House, with their Rights, Easements, and Appurtenances, 35 shall remain vested in Her Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, freed and discharged from the said Trust, for allowing the same to be used for the Office of the said Duchy, but upon the same or the like Trusts as the said Premises in Somerset House would have been subject to in case the Office of the Duchy of Cornwall had not been one of 40 the Public Offices named in or established under the said Act of King George the Third. IV. Such Sum of Money (if any) as shall in pursuance of the said Articles of Agreement become payable by the Council of the said the Office of the of Somerset Such Money as may become payable by the Duchy to be paid to the Duchy to the Account of Her Majesty's Exchequer of the United 66 10 A BILL ΤΟ Alter and improve the Mode of taking Evidence in the Ecclesiastical Courts of England and Ireland. BE may sum E it enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same, That in any Suit Ecclesias5 depending in any Ecclesiastical Court in England or Ireland the Court tical Courts (if it shall think fit) may summon before it and examine or cause to be mon and examined Witnesses by Word of Mouth, and either before or after examine Examination by Deposition or Affidavit; and Notes of such Evidence vivâ voce. shall be taken down in Writing by the Judge or Registrar, or by such 10 other Person or Persons, and in such Manner, as the Judge of the Court shall direct. Witnesses |