408 NEW BULES. 



given at a pre\'iou8 general meeting, to elect, nominate, substi- 

 tute, or appoint any other persons to be trustees, in the stead or 

 place of the trustees so dying or desii'ing to be discharged or re- 

 fusing or declining to act ; and when so often as any new trustee 

 shall be nominated and appointed, all the trust property, as well 

 real as personal, shall be thereupon, with all convenient speed, 

 conveyed and assured, assigned and transferred, in such sort and 

 manner, and so as that the same shall and may be legally and 

 effectually vested in the siu'viving or continuing trustees or trus- 

 tee of the same trust estates and such new trustees, jointly, or 

 if there shall be no such continuing trustee, then wholly in such 

 new trustees, in trust for the said T^atural History Society, and 

 to be held and applied according to the rules or regulations and 

 laws for the time being of the said SocietA', and the recital in the 

 deed or deeds of conveyance or assignment of the trust property, 

 of the appointment of new trustees by the Society, shall, in all 

 respects, and to all intents and purposes, be considered as evi- 

 dence of the resolution and appointment, and of tlie same having 

 been regularly made 



XXIX. — it shall aud may be lawful to and for the trustees for 

 the time being, at any time or times hereafter, by the dii'ection 

 of a majority of the members of the Society then present, at a 

 meeting to be held for the purpose of consideiing of the expe- 

 diency of any sale, exchange, or mortgage, (of which notice shall 

 be given at a previous general meeting,) to sell, exchange, mort- 

 gage, or otherwise dispose of any part of the real property now 

 belonging or hereafter to belong to the Society, in such manuer 

 as by a resolution of the Society for that purpose shall be ordered 

 and entered in their minutes, and a recital of such resolution in 

 the conveyance of such property shall be evidence of its having 

 been regularly and properly made, and the receipts or receipt of 

 the trustees for the time being for the money, for which any part 

 of such property may be sold or mortgaged, or for any money to 

 bo received for equality of change or otherwise, shall be sufficient 

 discharges to the person or persons paying the same respectively 

 for the money for wliich tlio same sliall be so given, or for so 



