The National Register.
London, England, 1817-10-20 00:00:00

SIR JOHN 21101.1 HON'S WILL.

This has been lodged in the Prerogative Court. The probate was
extracted on the 11th inst. and granted to the Right lion. Sir Wil-
liam M•Mahon, 83d. Master of the Rolls in Ireland (the brother of
the testator), who is appointed the sole executor : it is dated ittith of
Arril, lain.
The personal property is sworn to be under oo,ood. 20.0X4)1. are
given w the said Sir William AP.Malion, and he is also appointed
residuary legatee.
To C.d. Thomas INPNIahon, aide-de-camp to the Prince Regent,
is left the sum of 10,0001.; to Susan Eliz. Wyldc, otherwise Nlit-
ford, 5.001.; to Thomas lllarratile, Esq. " a dear and esteemed
friend," 2,04404• The testator adds to this bequest ; " and with my
hat prayers fur the glory and happiness of the hest-hearted ipso in
the world, the Prince Regent, I bequeath him the said Thomas Mar-
rabic, as an invaluable servant."
Another bequest to Sir Walter Farquhar, " the preserver of my
lit• for many years," 600 guineas; and to another medical attendant
5(01. _ _

Servants arc left a year's wages each ; and to a page at Carlton.
house (the son of M. De Pasquier) to whom Sir John was godfather,
sooL

STOR.IOE'S WILL.

The will of Signora Storace was proved in Dactoe'r. Commons on
the 11th inst. It is dated on the !nth of August, 1791. Many of
the individuals mentioned in it. hale oince that time paid the debt of
Nature consequently many of its provizions are rendered ineffectual.
Intervening events on the other hand seemed to demand additional
diedarations of the Testatrix's intentions. Diligent enquiry for
papers of such a nature appears to Lave been prosecuted, but without
success.—The writing in question has therefore been considered ar
her last testamentary dispesition, of which Joseph Burchell Esq. is
the only surviving executor. The property is stated to be under
51,0001. The sum of 5,0001. East India Stock, is in the tirstylacs
riven to her mother. Mr . z.ibeth Storace, for life: and after her
Zeath, the principal to Brinsley John Storace, her nephew, at the age
4 f fea, the interest in the mean time for his maintenance and educa-
tion ; of this sum, the late Prince Hoare Esq Ls appoint.d a trustee.
The lease of her then residsn,T, a house in lliteland street with all
the furniture, is bequeathed in the same ninnuer. One thousand
pounds each is given to the Old and New Musical Funds. To the
late Mr. Hamann, of Bath, live hundred pounds. 'I he children of
Tut cousin, Emily Toozey, and a yams; lady of the name of White,
from the West Indies, residing as a pupil at Miss l'russler's school,
at Lancaster, arc the Residussay Legatees. Mrs. Mary aitorace, her
Lrother's widow, und John Buxton, were the appointed executors.
To the former was left five hundred pounds. the deceased's harp, and
all her music. 'lite will of which a duplicate is stated to have been
Itiade at the time of execution, was found in her ewrutoire,
at her house at Herne Hill, where she was accustomed to
deposit all papers of importance: arid some subsequent alterations
in it arc stated to have been tussle a ,th her own hand. The oblite-
ration of the name of Mr, Buxton, as an executor, who is since dead.
is particularly mentioned in an affidavit made, as to the fin,:ing.
et the will, by her mother, Mrs. Eliza:scat Storace.