The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-07-07 00:00:00

WILL OF THE LITE EARL OF STAMFORD
AND WARRINGTON.

Probate of the will of the late Earl of Stamford
an 1 Warrington (dated June 26, 1875) was granted
on the 21st ult. to Messrs. Arthur Frederick Payne,
R )bert Cocks, and Henry Hall, the executors. The
personal estate is sworn at .435,507. The Earl
de .ises his several estates in the counties of Staffot d,
Leicester, Ches!er, and Lancaster to th 3 More-
named gentlemen, in trust for the Countess, his
for her life, but subject to the payment of
an annuity of £B,OOO to the pres,mt .gail of S:atn-
foi-d, his successor to the earldom, during the life
of the Countess, and to other charges for the pay-
ment of his debts, 1-ga.:ies, &c. Subject to the
Countess's life interest, tho Staffordshire property
devised to Miss Catherine Sarah Payne, (daughter
of the late Rev. Alfre I Payne, R3ctor of Eavide,
and recently marl ied to Sir Henu Foley-Lambert,
Bart.), in strict sAtl.-rment The Leicester,hire
i•r,,prty, after the Countess's lit! estate, ip devised
to his niece, Mrs. Katherine Henrietta Duncombo
(wife of Mr. Arthur Duir!ombe), in strict sett'e-
ment. The Cheshire pr: perty (comprising Dutri,a,m
Massey and estates in the parish of Bowden) is
devised, after the Countess's life estate, to the
present Earl of Stan:for:l, in stric.. sett Itinent. The
Lancashire estate (comprising the estates in inr,
parishes of Ashton-under-Lyce and Mottram- it-
Longdendale) is vested in the sail trustees, subject
to the Countess's life estate, for the purpofe of pay-
ing off all charges a..d ineumbrances on the several
estates of the late Earl, and is ultimately devi4ed to
the said 'Lady Lambert. —lllustrated London. News.

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" JAMES FPP4 & CO., HOMOll)l34Vlie Chemists, Loudon.
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