The Sun.
London, England, 1864-02-27 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS•

(From the Illustrated London Anus.)
The will of Lady Rodd, of Wimpole-street, was
rloved under £35,000. Her ladyship was the re-
et
of Vice-Admiral Sir J. T. Rodd, K.C.8., and
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111 Y daughter of the late Major J. Rennell, F.R.S.
The will of the Right Hon, Lady Caroline
Bathurstit, late of Southwick crescent, Hyde Park,
London the Grove, Stanmore, was proved in the
Coi-0"°11 Court, on the 4th inst., by her sons, Lieut.-
11q-h4el Peter James Bathurst and Henry Allen
£lB ottnr,,Bt' Esq, The personalty was sworn under
of th' 6:.nu• Lady Caroline was the eldest daughter
18158 first of Castle-Stuart, and married, in
in 18'57,eneral Sir James Bathurst, K.C.8., who died
one, Her ladyship attained the age of eighty-
uest:Jo" executed her will in 1863, making be-
ta a her eight children and leaving the residue
Itiv,ve of them, namely—Robert, Peter, Henry,
thZ,:r.nen) and Frederick, who take equal shares
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The Will of Henry Parnell, Esq., of Isleworth,
has proved in London on the 16th inst. by his
w,lp.er, William
Thomas Farnell, and his nephew,
Th-.laniParnell Watson, the executors and trustees.
piglet Personalty was sworn under £250,000. The
44,was executed on the sth of November, 1863,
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he died on the 17th of January, 1864. Liberal
4te,i,eal varying in amount from £20,000 to
re Phew,
are bequeathed to his two brothers, a sister,
rerew, and nieces, and smaller bequests to other
anrives and to domestics, appointing his brother
his nephew, who arc the exeentora, also resi-
duary legatees for their own benefit. The charitable
he
quests, titiests, amounting to £22,000, were stated in this
Journal last week.
111 e will of Henry Raikes, Esq., of Llwynegrin
wall, Mold, Flintshire, and of the city of Chester,
as Proved in London under £lOO,OOO personalty,
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II: acting executors and trustees being his son,
s'llrY Cecil Raikes, Esq., and Henshaw Skinner,
to (!' Power is reserved to Mrs. Raikes, the relict,
t\,,,Pr"e hereafter. The will bears date 1860, and
° codicils 1861-3. The testator has left his pro-.
Percy 4,„ to his wife and children. To his wife,
Nst other bequests, a life interest in £30,000,
Which,, upon her decease, will be divided equally
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it—"Ret his five daughters. To his son Henry he
ales certain estates in Gloucestershire, Cheshire,
at Middlesex. To his other sons estates and
pecuniary legacies are bequeathed, leaving the re-
siduet of his property amongst his three younger
.4418.

TMPI ALLEGED PIRACY BY CONFEDERATES.—
At the Liverpool Police-court, yesterday,three men,
hammed Quincey, Kelly, and Ferran, alias Clements, were
ti,': la brought up on a charge of piracy, and, for the first
fie,
B°lve evidence against the prisoners was forthcoming.
he •
zNi•,, Principal witness was Capt. Nicholas, who said that in
Ge7.eruber last ho commanded the American ship Josoph L.
t and on the 16th of that month he loft Matamoras
th°- New York, with a cargo of cotton and 6 passengers. On
Dae night of the lith he was suddenly seizsd by some of his
frsserigers,including the prisoner Kelly, and confined to the
i'tecastle,where one of his boys and his mate were shortly after
lit?ltgb in wounded. One passenger—Major Hogg—and the
p:1,8°4" Quincey, both describing themselves as Confede-
ai° officers, took the complete command of the ship, and
Qwed documents which they said were signed by General
Lee and President Davis. They afterwards sent him (Cap-
t,;"n Nicholas) and his crew adrift in a boat, and took the
kill) to Relizn, where they sold both it and the cargo. Ile
444 his crew were adrift for seven days. Inspector Carlisle,
~
;' the detective force, deposed that he had arrested the
in Liverpool, and that Clements had told an eating-
h„4lBo keeper that he had been confined in Fort Lafayette for
'slave dealing. Mr. Raffles, after hearing the above evi-
dence, said—This case is one of great importance, and I
must not give a hasty decision. I shall remand these men
for saves days ; and, in the meantime, I shall take such
::1)11 as are best calculated, in my judgment, to aid me in
rivirg at a right conclueion.

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