Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-12 00:00:00

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WILLS --AND BEQUESTS.—The will and two CO
of the late Cosmo Orme, Esq., of Bryanston-sclll3i.
formerly bookseller and publisher of Paternoster-re';
.
firm of Longman and Co., were proved in Londorl,,°De.
the; 26th .of August,' by Malcolm_ Orme, Esq.,
nephew, and Joseph Bonsor, Esq., two of the surva,"
executors. Power reserved to Thomas Brown, r'cip,
an executor ; James Alston, ESq.,'another executori„„o,
The
The personalty was sworn under £2oo,u;ci
The will bears date in 1851; the codicils 1553, 'lO
1855. He has bequeathed to- his nephew, 3-falf„led
Ornie, an immediate .bequest of £lO,OOO, and apPnTece,
him residuary legatee. 'He bequeaths to his P:nit%
Catherine. Isabella Orme, the residence at Bryans'ol
square, with the 'household furniture and effectstA ag
carriages- and horses, a legacy.-of £5OO ant', a
annuity of £l,OOO a year. ToO-leach of hii ri
legacy of 10,000,, besides other legacies; also, I,'„ays
-
bequests to others of his farnily.. , .To Mr. T"°l-
Brewn. £l,OOO. To. the Booksellers' Provident 11,',,010.
tution £lOO, and Booksellers: Provident Retreat
_‘s. to
To his servant Edward Palmer £5OO, and legactoe,ity.
his other servants: All legacies free of legoN', ',in- el
The will, with three codicils, of the late Lady '5%;.10,
Morgan, relict of the late Sir Thomas Charles gerFors,
M.D., were proved, in London by two of the eseeugar
Charles Wentworth Dike, jun., Esq., and Duncan tte
gregor, Esq., the other executor, Mrs: Sidney Jutles;,(lcf
niece, having renounced. The personalty was sworn no,
X 16,000. The will bears date 1854, and the codiCils lof
She has left specific bequests as. mementos to seveitea
the nobility is ho were her distinguished and much c"-the
patrons,' amongst them the Duke of WellingtoalLito
Marquis of Normanby, the Earl of Carlisle, Co
otess
Beauchamp, Viscountess. Combermere, and Visc?
Dungarvan. To Sir Charles Clarkrlier brother' Jones
she leaves £300;. to her niece, Mrs.\ Sidney but
£3,000, and has appointed her residuary legatee, bus
to share the plate with her niece, Mrs-. Geale,
a legacy of £2,000 ; leaves to Henry Arthur Latifl
her grandnephew, £l,OOO, and. the Greek and ;$0
classics from her' library to assist in his edunati° but,
the Theatrical Fund for Distressed Actors, to the

if discontinued, then to, the college now erectin,.
Poor Governesses' Institution, £2OO ; and to the ,
Needlewomen's , Society, £lO. Legacies to 1,1,e1: 'leit'
wants. The MSS. of her late husband shbeiillit-orre,
to Dr. Robert Ferguson, M.D. The last of
to her executor, Mr. Dile,
productions, she remarks, was " Angels on Eartb,'.: poit
pared for the New lironthly, and was replete With hint
and humour ; the proofs were crrrected bY, ores,
shortly before his death. Her wn MSS. she if' ~,,,
The bust in marble of herself, taken in 183° ear'
French sculptor D'Augers, she has directed ker e_s,irt of
tors to present to one of the public galleries.
Henry Al
sager, --sager Esq late of Champion:park, t
1 .7, -01 George-s
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~-nouse, London, was 'administereu
„Mrs. Hannah Pritchard and Miss Ann Ilsaror
Personalty, £45,000. The father, who was the esecAlis
and principal lezatee, haling died' in the lifetini,.e.Z jo,

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Lor, the

tof kin, come into posse,-7,7 t. 50
nose of. his property, with the exception of
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a dying

sisters, as his only nex