The Sun.
London, England, 1862-05-24 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of the right Hon. Robert Henry Herbert, Earl
of Pembroke and It lontgomery, of Wilton House; near
Salisbury, was proved in the London Court on the 17th
inst., under £120,000 personalty in England, the executor&
nominated being his brother-in•law, the Earl of Clanwil-
liam, the Hon. Antlicaty John Astley Cooper, and Robed
French Burnett, Esq. ; the latter alone took grant of pro-
bate as acting executor. 'the earl executed his will in 1854,
and added thereto three cc `43leils,
dated respectively 185 G,
1858, and 18G1, and died at
Place Vendome, in Paris, in
April last, at the age of 71. The earl married, in 1814.,
Princess Octavio Spinelli, daugh
tcr of the Duke of Laurino,
widow of Prince Rubari of Sicily, who died in 1857. The
title and estates descend to his oe,nhew, George Robert
Charles, the son and heir of the test'at, or's brother, the late
Right Hon. Sidney Lord Herbert of Lea. The will,
which is of moderato dimensions;! disposes of a
rental of /7,000 per annum to the fan. `tlY of Granville,
and, after making specific bequests to scia no members of
his lordship's family, bequeaths the residue of
his property the family of Sebeffer, of Paris.. There is a
legacy to his butler and valet of. £4OO, togel or with an%
annuity to him of £lOO, and a legacy of £lOO to 1& .18 coach-
man. The heir to the ancient Welsh earldoms of rt mbroke
and Montgomery is a minor, now in his twelfth yt ar, in
whom also vests the title of Lord Herbert of Lea and' .other
distinguished titles.

The will of Henry Waithman, Esq., of Old Broad-Az-004
City, Hall's.place, St. John's-wood, was proved in Loll"
don by his widow, sole executrix. The personally sworn.
under £lO,OOO. The will bears date December last, and
the testator :died on the ilth of January. The deceased
was a silkbroker, carrying on Lusf:aess in the firm of Messrs.
Waithman, Jacomb, and Hogg, and acquired a handsome
competency, consisting of realty and personalty, which
he has bequeathed entirely to his relict and family. To his
son Frederick he has given all his she...7.es in the partner..
ship concern, and to his relict his .share in the capita/
thereof, together with all the testator's other property, both.
real and personal, absolutely, accompanying the bequest in.
the following affectionate terms :—" Feeling .assured that
she will do all that is right and expedient towart2s our dear
children, and that she will be the better enabled to all this
by having the uncontrolled right and authority aver :eta
,property."
The will of the Rev, Mark Aloysius Tierney, Canon of
St. George's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Southwark, who
died at Arundel, Sussex,. in February last, was proved in.
tho London Court by the. executors, Anthony John W.
Biddulph, Esq., of Burton Park, Sussex, Edward Norris,
and Anthony Norris, Esqm, both of Bedford-row.
The personalty was sworn tinder £4,000. The will
bears date December last. The tes:ator has bequeathed
his property, with some few exceptjoVs in favour of the
Catholic communion, to personal friends, and to his ser-
vants ;to one of the latter an annuity is giver? of £l5. To a
godson and goddaughter he leaves legacies o.f £lOO each.
The bequests in favour of the Catholic Church ecutsist of a
sum to be laid out in the purchase of books for the library-
of the College of St. Cuthbert, near Durham, and year's
interest arising from the residue of the testator's estate is to
be expended under the direction of the titular Catholics
Bishop of Southwark for the benefit of the Catholic students
of that district. The ultimate residue of the testator's ea*
tire estate is to devolve upon the executors for their own.
use snd benefit absolutely.—Blustrezted London Newt,
May 24.

COUNTRY MABEL'S.

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LIVERPOOL-MAT 23.

At to-day's market there was a thin attendanea of mil—
lers and dpalers, but there was rather snore inquiry for
wheat, and'a moderate business resulted at Tuesday prices
for fine qualities, but at a reduction of ld to 2d per cental
on common qualities. Flour unchanged in value, but with
a downward tendency. Oats and oatmeal a slow sale, anit
rather lower. Beaus and peas rather easier. Imlian cora
11 fair demand.