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

FLUX. .AND BEQUESTS.

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The will of the Right Hon. Robert Henry Herbert, Earl
of Pembroke and .
tiontgomery, of Wilton House, near
Salisbury, was provedin the London Court on the 17th.
inst., under £120,000 pc_ rsonalty in England, the executors
nominated being
hroti_Ncr-in dew, the Earl of Clanwff.-
Ham, the Hon, Anthony Jot 111 Astley Cooper, and Robert
French Burnett, Esq. ; the la 'lto. alone took grant of pro-,
bate as acting executor. The oar 6.xecuted his will in 18.54,
and added thereto three codicils, dated respectively 1856,
1858, and 1861, and died at Place N'eo"me, in Paris, ink
April last, at the age of 71. The earl .married, in 1814,
Princess Octavia Spinelli, daughter of the puke of Laurino,.
Ividow of Prince Rubari of Sicily, who died 1857. The
'rge Robert
title and estates descend to his nephew, G.
Charles, the son and heir of the testator's brotha r, the late.
Right Hon. Sidney Lord Herbert of Lea. .The will,
which is of moderate dimensions, disposes of a
rental of 17,000 per annum to the family of Gr.lrl vine,
and, after making specific bequests to some member*: of
his lordship's family, bequeaths the residue of
his property the family of Scheffer, of Paris. There i's a
legacy to his butler and valet of £4OO, together with NII
annuity to him of £lOO, and a legacy of £lOO to his coach—
man. Tho heir to the ancient Welsh earldoms of Pembroke
and Montgomery is a minor, now in his twelfth year, in
whom also vests the title of Lord Herbert of Lea and other
distinguished titles.
The will of Henry Waithman, Esq., of Old Broad-street,,
City, Hall's.plaeo, St. John's-wood, was proved in Lon-
don by his widow, solo executrix. The personalty sworn
under £lO,OOO. The will hears date December last, and..
the testator died on the 11th of January. The deceased.
was a silkbroker, carrying on Lus,ruk'ss 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 shares in the partner-
ship concern, and to his relict his share in the capital
thereof, together with all the testator's otherpropexty, 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 towards our dear
children, and that she will be the better enabled to do this
by having the uncontrolled right and authority over Abe
property."
The will of the Rev. Mark Aloysius Tierney, Canon of
St. George's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Southws.wk, who,
died at Arundel, Sussex, in February last, was prcved in.
Cnurt by the executors, Anthony Joh.o W.
Biddulph. Esq., of Burton Park, Sussex, Edward Not Tie,
and Anthony Norris, Esqrs., both of Bedford-row-
The personalty was sworn under £4,000. The will
bears date December last. Tho testator has bequeathed.
his property, with some few exceptions in favour of the
Catholic communion, to personal friends, and to his ser-
vants ;to one of the latter ar. annuity is given of £l5. To a
godson and goddaughter ho leaves legacies of £lOO each.
The bequests in favour of the Catholic Church consist en
sum to be laid out in the purchase of books for the library
of the College of St. Cuthbert, near Durhan, and a year's
interest arising from the residue of the testator's estate is to
be expended under the direction of the titular Catholic
Bishop of Southmark for the benefit of the Catholic at udent9
of that district. The ultimate residue of the testator's en-
tiro estate is to devolve upon the executors for their OWL
use and benefit absolutely.--Illustrated _London NSW,
May 24.

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LIVERPOOL-MAY 23.

At to-day's market there was a this attendance of mil•
lers and dealers, but there was rather more inquiry for
wheat, and a moderate business resulted at Tuesday prices
for fine qualities, but at a reduction of Id to 2d per centat
on common qualities. Flour unchanged in value, but with
a downwaid tendency. Oats and oatmeal a Flow sale, and
rather lower. Beans and peas rather easier. /Indian cm
in fair demand.

WAKEFIELD—MAY 23.
The wheat trade is very quiet at the prices of last Tues-
day, being a decline of Is per qr from Fliday. For barley
there is scarcely any demand. Beans, oats, and shelling
slow, at late rates.