The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-21 00:00:00

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1859
DecreJ6e in ships ..
Decrease in tons ...

560
851
Increase in ships ....
Increase in ton•

559
Decrease in ships
Increase in tons

CL/SARYD OUTWA'RDR
3,566 ships
.. 3,312 ships

IR6O _1,931,823 tons.
..... .
15.513 • 1,619,380 tons.
Increase in ships ..... 254
Increase in tons
During the last week, ending August 18, we observe
from the Bill of Entry that there has been 11,722,928
yards of prints (dyed and coloured), yarns, woollens,
&c., exported to Calcutta.
LADY BYRON'S WILL.—The will of the Baroness
Noel Byron, relict of the poet Byron, and Baroness
Wentworth •in her own right, was proved by the Right
Hon. Stephen lAtshington, one of the executors and
trustees, povier being reserved to Lord Byron, the other
executor arid trustee, to prove hereafter. The personalty
was sworn under £60,000. The Baroness has devised
the estate of Oneyfield, Darlington, to her grandson
Ralph Gordon Noel King, the son of her daughter Ada
and the Earl of Lovelace, which is entailed upon his
issue, and, in default thereof, then to her ,nandson Vis-
count Ockham ; and that the inheritor of the estate shall
use and acquire by royal license the surn4me of Mil-
banke, Her Ladyship's maiden name. To her said
oTandson Ralph Gordon, she also leaves a legacy of
/25,000. To her grand-daughter Anne Isabella Noel
King, she leaves-a life interest in all other her estate,
and on her decease to be divided amongst her children ;
and has given her all her jewellery, household furniture,
and articles of virtu absolutely, and appointed her resi-
duary legatee. To Mrs: Greig, £3oo—" who has been
a true friend to my daughter, grand-daughter, and my-
self." To Charles Follen, 14:sq., of Boston, U.S., £3OO,
" to assist him in the difficulties he will have to contend
with in his disinterested. advocacy for the rights of the
coloured race." To the Hon. Amelia Murray, the
Misses Bathurst and Skerrett, each a legacy of £3OO
for charitable purposes. To the Revs. J. N. Ico.ru,nir,
F. E. Tower, and T. Badcock, all of Leice:tteorseiaich a
incumbents under her patronage—she leaves to
legacy of £lOO, to distribute as they may_ see
W. King
fit amongst
the poor of their respective parishes. To Dr. !
£3OO. There are many other legacies and several
£1,7

nnuities. _
NEWRY, WARRZNPOINT, AND ROSTRLVOR RAILWAY.
—The report of directors, just issued, says :—ln Tire
seating the accounts for the past half-year, your direc-
tors have again the satisfaction of calling your attention
to the large increase in the receipts, amounting to
£341, as compared with the corresponding period last
year. Believing that the compaay's affairs are now in
a sound condition for permanent improvement
directors have much pleasure in recommending that a , par
dividend of 2s. per share he declared 011 the original
capital of the company. Your directors
to state that, in consequence of continued much regret
Mr. Edward Heath, who has so ein •ci ill health,
board for seine years past, has
up resigned
by
his seat. The
ently acted on the
vacancy so caused has been filled ,
went of Mr. James Kenned the aPPeint-
,
(Signed) ,C ,Y, of Liverpool.
"IiCIB UMW, Chairman.