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I MULTON LAMBARDE of Beechmont in the Parish
of Sevenoaks in the County of Kent Esquire under the authority
of an Act passed in the fifth year of the Reign of Her Majesty
Queen Victoria entitled an Act to afford further facilities for
the Conveyance and Endowment for Sites for Schools And of the
Act of the eighth year of the Reign of Her present Majesty
explaining the same do hereby freely and voluntarily and without
valuable consideration grant and convey unto the Minister and
Churchwardens of the Parish of Ash in the County of Kent and
their successors ALL THAT tenement commonly known as the Girls
school with the yards and outbuildings attached bounded on the
north and west sides by a pasture field called The Vineyard and
on the south and east by The Church Lane and by the public
carriage road leading from the Parish of Ash to Wrotham
belonging to the said Multon Lambarde which said premises are
situate in the Parish of Ash aforesaid and are delineated
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map drawn in the margin (see fig. 10) thereto
together with all easements appurtenances and hereditaments
corporeal and incorporeal belonging thereto or connected
therewith And all my estate right title and interest in or to
the said premises TO HOLD the same unto and to the use of the
said Minister and Churchwardens and their successors for the
purpose of the said act and upon trust to permit the said
premises and all building thereon erected or to be erected to be
for ever thereafter appropriated and used as and for a school
for the education of the children only of the labouring and
other poorer classes in the Parish of Ash aforesaid and as a
residence for the teacher or teachers of the said school and for
no other purpose which said school shall always be in union with
and conducted upon the principles and in furtherance of the ends
and designs of the incorporated National Society for |