The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-09 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of Dons Maria Crispin Doglioni, late
of the city of Faro, in Portugal, relict of Dr. Lamm Dog-
lioni, of the eame city, was proved in London under 180,0011.
personalty is this country, by the sole executor. Justiam
Camaro, M.D., the testatrix's nephew. The will is trans-
bled from the Portuguese, and is dated December 5.
1868. To her said cepliew, Dr. J. Camino, she leaves her
library,books, charts, plans, ho. To her eistrer-in.law, Dona
MariaL.ouisa Doglioni, die leaves the hood she occupied at
Rua do Colligo with the furniture ; also the LottusTheatre,
for her life, and at her decease to Fntnciseo, Marie, and
Theresa, the ehildem of her god-daughter,Dona Maria
Jose Pereira de Mattes. To the said Frandsco she alto
leaves all the warehouses she held in the sky ; and to
Mans aid Theresa the estate called Santo Antonio do Alto.
To her servant, Heater Sprod, a liberal legacy and the con-
tinuance of her wages during her life, in consideration of
the eisseirtent way she had always served and acted towards
her. The residue of her property to be divided between
her sister-in-law, bee nephews, and Maria and Theresa, to
tech an equal filth part.
The will of Wiaiam Cittafys Grove, Req., of Zeal House,
Mere, Wilts, was proved is London on the 12th tilt., by
the executors and trustees, George Troyte Bullock. Req.,
the testator's condo, and Richard Pbelips, Erg., of Beyfcrd
Lodge, Stoke Trader, Somerset. Messrs. Toiler and Sow
were the proctors. The testator died at Pocioah, in the Prod-
dopey of Bombay, Feet lodic% on Nov. 13, 1855, having
executed his will April 16, 1863, a codicil to October fol-
lowing, and soother Sept. 30, 1864. The personalty in
this country was sworn under 180,030/. The pein-
cipal legntees aro his two uncles and his Astor.
The testator havlsg, as stated in his will. sold
his estate of Fairfield to Sir Peregrine Palmer AcLud,
for 154,0001., and cootracted to purchase a freehold
estate at Silton. Dorestahiro, of the Duke of Somerset.
for 600001., be bequeaths the difference to his uncles, the
Rev. Charles Grove, and Barry Thomas Grove ; and leaves
to his sister, Julia Grove, and to her issue, all his manors
and reel estates ; also all pictures, statues, marble sculp-
ture, articled of viral, books, plate, ornaments, jewellery,
and furniture, tobe held by his sister and the possessor of
his manors and estates ; and leaves to his sheet the residue
of his property absolutely. To each of his executors,
1,0001. • to G. T. Bullock, a pair of gnus, by Bogs, of
St. Janies-etreet ; liberal legacies to wend of his friends.
"To a man servant, as amenity of 301., and to a female ser-
vant au annuity of 201. There are the following chsritable
bequests :—To the Salisbury infirmary, 2001.; the National
Lifeboat Institution, 1001.; Brampton Hospital, 1001.; the
Public and Nonlegal Schools at Mere, 501. per annum ' • and
a like rem of 501. per annum for the recipients of the alms-
how's erected by him for two aged men and two aged
women, residents of Mere or Zeal.
The will of Vise-Admiral Fir Horatio Thomas Austin.
IC.C.R, of Lobster-garden', was proved h Loudon, en
Jasuary 29, by his relict, Lady Audis, the sole executrix.
Letters of administration had been previously granted to
hoe ladyship, but were brought into court and revoked.
The personalty was sworn under 25,0001. The will is
dated June P 4 1850, and was attested by John Dynast
Browse. paymaster and purser of her Majesty's ship Reso-
lute, and Rear-Admiral Erasmus °mune, (then captain
of her Majesty's ship Assistanise). The will is very short,
and Sir Horatio leaves all his property to his wife,
stating that he does so under a firm conviction of her
high sense of justice and integrity, and that she will db.
wee of it solely to the benefit of his children in a inmost
better suited to their circumstances than he could attempt
to do. The pliant admiral died, Nov. 16, 1866, at the age
of 65.
The wills of the following gentlemen have been recently
proved :—Alexantkr Baring Bingham, Req., of Albemarle-
street, Piccadilly, wider 40,0001. parentally ; Benjamin
Mocints, Eaq., of Glimmister-squaro. Hyde-park, 60,0001. ;
Thomas Henry Thoreaby, Req., of Broxbourot, Herb,
40,0001. ; and John Pinson Wright, Peg., of Kelvedon-
hall, Essex, 25,001 X. —lllustrated londos Naos.

The Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol has
Ramrod the Bev. Beery Thomas Halt, M.A., to the per-
petual ooracy Lydbrook, on the presentation of her
Majesty the Qwam ; also the Rev. Presses hdward Broome
Witte, M.A., to the perpetual curse/ of Temple Guitieg,
tbe Dean and Chkpter of Christ Church, Word.
The bishop has instituted %be Rev. Edgar Nembherd
Themites to the rectory of Maiden, on the presestatio4, of
Mary Creasing, Esq., and the Ray. Joseph Glover Evens,
LA., to the reetcny of Radford; patrons the Dean
sad
Chapter of Glovasster.

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