The Sun.
London, England, 1863-12-04 00:00:00

IS S BATEMAN.-LEAH.-THIS EVENING,
,OIL the 57th appearance of the great Tragic Actress, Miss
-13krF,MAN, in the character of LEAH. In consequence of
nu nbounded success with which Miss Bateman's imperso-
-4tl of the prit:cipal character in the new Five Act Drama
r'All has been attended.. Mr Virebstet• begs to announce
oatticie.t will be' performed EVERY EVENING until further

THEATRE-ROYAL,ERt
STrI
---_,,,.(''ProDriktor and Manager. B. Websrer.
vEITING, at 7, THE TRAGEDY QUEEN: Mrs.
tt 8, the New
mant , supp Drama of LEAH : Bth wear of Miss Bate-
ortedby Messrs. Arthur Stirling, R. Phillips,
lington, Stuart s
Mrs. Billington'. terrhenson, Eburne ; Miss H. Simms, and
To conclude r
and Mr. btephersolOUE IRISH TIGER: Miss K. Kelly

ROYAL
ManagaeSjirit.
w. AND THEATRE.
11. Swanborough.
THIS,,EVIZI;7OIIRIANCS CRIME. Messrs. Geo.
Honey, rarSe ,Belford,ri,
.arner, Miss K. Saville, and Miss
Manders.
) PATIENT PENELOPE ; or, The
Followed by (10th time
es. ...emirs, Itone
return of Myes
iWanborough and Simpson. Y and Fenton ; Mesdames
N W
After which, 31PLACE, Mr. A. Wood.
Commence at 7.

ROYAL SADLER'S-NVELLs
lifanageress, Miss Marrio" THEATRE.
TEI IS EVENING, the successful new
Marston, Esq.. entitled PER. GOLD hh,7,133' Westland
11. Marston, 1). 11. Jones, W. D. Gresham. }-1- Phelps,
Mandlebert, 31re. B. White, and Miss Marriott erfitt ; Miss
To conclude with THE B RIG AN D : Mr. D.
Mandlebert. •-•uries, miss

Box-olTiee open from 11 to 4.

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Willa and Bequests.
The will of Sir Samuel John Bonham, Bart., K .0.11,__
formerly Governor of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore,
Malacca, and Hong-Kong, and her Majesty's plenipoten-
tiary in China—was proved in London by the executors and
trustees, Henry Scott Turner, Esq.; Commander C. W.
Bonham, R.N.; Jaines Guthrie, Esq. ; and Captain G. P.
Teesdale, ',formerly my aide-de-camp in China." Sir
Samuel died on the Bth of October last, at the Great
Western Royal Hotel Paddington, at the age of 60,
executed his will in April, and a codicil in July,
His
both in the present year, having
personal property in
this country was sworn under £120,000. After mak-
ing some specific and pecuniary legacies, he directs i
that his plate, jewellery, Chineee and other erne•
meats, screens, and all articles of virtue shall be retained
for his only son, but other moveable effects may be sold.
Sir Samuel has loft to his trustees the whole of his property
for the ben, fit of his son ; but in the event of his son dying
1,
ruaarried, before attaining the ago of 2.5, or intestate, then
the h Property is left to certain parties named, also to some
• - ospitals in London and other charitable institutions.
The •
11,11 of Charles Rawlings, Esq, of Great Marlbo -
rough_
strpet, and
Cheyne.walk, Chelsea, was proved in
London under
" °°l The executors appointed are
the relict, together
Thomas Elliot Price and James
Percy Pi-Aillips, k,„, with
The will bears date March, 1863,
and contains numecl::'
'lB legacies to relatives and personal
friends, as well as many
charitable bequests. His widow
takes a life interest it
niece residue' and upon her decease
eg,acies are left to two
the widow of a nephew.
The ultimate residue he has"l/
Charles Rawlings, Esq. The
fboolripmathed to his nephew,
comoveing ars the charitable
zic:iety, zlOO ;
beqtysts :—The Clockutakers'
ny, i 100 ; Dramatic
C ?liege, £100; Jewellers' AnanityP
Gold-
smiths' Benevolent Society,
, Chelsea,
Association. £2OO ; Chelsea Reet,„:,, cCiheleett Relief
School,
£200; Infant School, Sr. Luke's, Chelsee, r.2clr
Brompton, and Belgrave Dispensary, £100;
Chelsea N
tional Day and Sunday
Schools, .£200; City of London
da-
Truss Society,£soo ; Society of Musicians, £100; Reform
Association, £100; Blind institution, Euston-road, £2OO
and Westminster Hospital, £5OO. All legacies to be tee of
916" Y duty,—,Uustt ate( ;Loam News, Dec. 5,