Duke of Leeds Estate Act 1880: An Act to confer upon the Trustees of the Family Estates settled by the Will of the Most Noble Francis Godolphin D'Arcy, seventh Duke of Leeds, powers of Sale and Exchange, and powers to raise moneys for the purposes of the Settled Estates; and for other purposes.
WHEREAS the Most Noble Francis Godolphin D'Arcy, seventh Duke of Leeds, being seized in fee simple of divers lands and hereditaments, situate in the north and west ridings in the county of York and in the county of Cornwall, duly made and executed his will, dated the 3rd day of August 1849, and thereby appointed the Right Honourable Thomas Alexander Frazer Lord Lovat, the Right Honourable John Douglas Scott, commonly called Lord John Scott (both since deceased), Mark Milbank, Esquire, and the...