72 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1761-1769.

Lib. J. R.
& U. S.

Contingent Remainders with Remainder to the first and other
Son and Sons of the said Cecilius Calvert Lawfully to be be-
gotten Successively in Tail Male with Remainder to the Use
of such Person and Persons and for such Estate and Estates
as the said Frederick Lord Baltimore should at any time and
from time to time by any Deed or Instrument in Writing with
or without Power of Revocation to be Sealed and Delivered by
him in the Presence of two or more Credible Witnesses or by
or by his last Will and Testament in Writing or any Instru-
ment Purporting to be his last Will and Testament to be
Signed by him in the Presence of and to be Attested by three
or more Credible Witnesses Direct or Appoint And in De-
fault of such direction or Appointment and Subject to any
such Direction or Appointment as should be so made in Case
the whole of the Premisses should not be Comprized therein
to the Use of such Persons and for such Estates and with
such Remainders over as the Reversion of the said Premisses
stood Limitted to and Divided by the last Will and Testament
of the said Charles Lord Baltimore Father of the said Fred-
erick Lord Baltimore Subject Nevertheless to such Powers
and Authorities as therein Mentioned and Particularly a
Power to Enable the said Frederick Lord Baltimore to make a
Provision or Jointure by way of Rent Charge or otherwise on
a Second or any other Wife for her Life not Exceeding Two
Thousand Pounds a year to take Effect from his Decease and
also a Power to Enable him to Charge the same Premisses
with any sum not Exceeding the Principal Sum of Twenty
Thousand Pounds for any Intent or Purpose whatsoever with
a like Power to Enable the said Cecilius Calvert when and as
he should be in Possession of the Premisses by Virtue of the
Limitations aforesaid to make a Like Provision out of the
Premisses for the Benefit of any Woman with whom he
might Intermarry not Exceeding Two Thousand Pounds by
the year to take Effect after his Decease And also to Enable
him to Charge the Premisses with any Sum not Exceeding
Twenty Thousand Pounds and Interest (but which Power he
was only to be Enabled to Execute for the Purpose of making
a provision for his younger Sons or Daughters and not for
any other Purpose whatsoever) As in and by the said Inpart
Recited Indenture Relation thereunto being had may Appear
And Whereas the said Marriage between the said Frederick
Lord Baltimore and the said Lady Diana Egerton soon after
took Effect and the said Lady Diana Egerton Lady Baltimore
died without leaving any Issue by the said Frederick Lord
Baltimore Living at her Death Now this Indenture Witnes-
seth that in Pursuance of the said herein before Recited