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 hundred and forty-five, be vested in, and be deemed the sole Property, Estate and Effects of the said Company and Corporation of Surgeons established and incorporated by this Act; and that the said Sum of five hundred and ten Pounds be accordingly paid by the said Company or Corporation of Barbers of London, out of the Estate and Effects of and now belonging to the said United Company or Corporation, within three Months next after the said twenty-fourth Day of June; and that the said Sum of five hundred and ten Pounds, and the said Annuity or yearly Rent-charge of sixteen Pounds per Annum, shall be held and enjoyed by the Purposes intended by the Donors thereof respectively; and that from and after the Payment of the said five hundred and ten Pounds by the said Company of Barbers to the said Company of Surgeons, they the said Master, Governors and Commonalty of the Mystery of Barbers of London, and their Successors, shall for ever be discharged of and from the said Sum or Gift of five hundred and ten Pounds, and every Part thereof, and of and from the said Annuity or Gift of sixteen Pounds per Annum, and every Part thereof, and of and from all Duties and Trusts in respect of the said Gifts, or either of them; and shall, from time to time, be saved harmless and kept indemnified by the said Company of Surgeons, of, from and against the same, and all Actions, Suits, Charges and Expenses which they the said Master, Governors and Commonalty of the Mystery of Barbers of London, or their Successors, shall or may, from time to time, be put unto or sustain on account thereof; and all the Rest and Residue of the Real and Personal Estate and Effects of and belonging to the said United Company or Corporation, and the Arms or Ensigns Armorial of the same Company or Corporation, shall from and after the said twenty-fourth Day of June one thousand seven hundred and forty-five, be vested in, and the same are hereby from thenceforth vested in the said Company or Corporation of Barbers of London, and their Successors, to and for their own sole and separate Use and Benefit for ever.