The Sun.
London, England, 1865-06-17 00:00:00

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611 Cirairar.

'ihe Return of Her Majesty from Scotland.

BALMORAL, June 15.

The Queen drove out yesterday morning, accom-
panied by Princess Helena, and visited the Loch-
na„.,,ar Girls' school.

In the afternoon her Majesty went out, accom-
panied by Princess Helena, and attended by the
Duchess Dowager of Athole and Miss Bowater.
The Duke of Argyll had the honour of dining
with her Majesty and the royal family.
WINDSOR CASTLE, June 15.
The Queen, with their Royal Highnesses Princess
Helena, Princess Louise, Princess Beatrice, Prince
Arthur, and Prince Leopold, left Balmoral at 20
minutes before one o'clock yesterday afternoon and
posted to Aboyne, where a special train was in
readiness to convey the royal party to Windsor.
Her Majesty left Aboyne at half-past two yester-
day afternoon, and arrived at the Castle this morn-
ing at nine o'clock.
The suite consisted of the Dowager Duchess of
Athole, the Hon. Mrs. Bruce (who attended her
Majesty as far as Perth), Miss Bowater, Major-
General the Hon. A. and the Hon. Mrs. Gordon,
Lord Charles Fitzroy, Major Elphinstone, Mr. BA
Mr. Sahl, and Dr. Brown.
The Countess of Caledon has succeeded the
Dowager Duchess of Athole as Lady in Waiting.
The Hon. Caroline Cavendish and the Hon. Flora
Macdonald have arrived at the Castle as Maids Of
Honour.

The Prince of Wales.
The Prince of Wales went to the House of Lon/6
yesterday.
His Royal Highness afterwards rode on horse'
back, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Keppel.
In the evening the Prince of Wales, accompanied
by the Duke and Duchess de Brabant, went W the
Italian Opera, Covent-garden.
BANQUET TO LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR HUGO
ROSE, G.C.B.—Last evening Lieutenant-General
Sir Hugh Rose, G.C.8., late Commander-in-Chief in Indi/
was entertained by,the members of the United Service
Club, at a grand banquet at the Club-house in Pall-U's
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge gave the fol-
lowing toasts :—i6Her Majesty the Queen," " His 110.31,,
Highness the Prince of Wales and the Royal Pala/1,
" The Army and Navy," which was followed by the toss'
of the evening, " The Health of Sir Hugh Rose," after
which " The Health of his Royal Highness the Duke °i
Cambridge" was drunk with all honours. Shortly after'
wards the Royal Duke and company adjourned to the
saloon for coffee. The party separated shortly after ,
o'clock.

The Duke. Duke. of Northumberland and Lady Loin
Percy have arrived at their house in Portman-square, from

Torquay.
The Earl and Countess of Yarborough arrived ill
town yesterday from Brocklesby, Lincolnshire.
Viscount and Viscountess Ashbrook had a dinner
party last evening at their residence in Belgrave-squatci
Among the guests were the Marchioness of Ormond° an
Lady Mary Butler, the Earl and Countess of Delmore/
Lord Tumour, Lord Dunsany, the Right Hon. Sir l'in*
and Lady Fremantle and Miss Fremantle, Mr. and 111
Mrs. Fellowes and Miss Fellowes, Mr. and Mrs. CaPe
Cure and Miss Cure, Mr. Neave, Mr. Winn, Mr. Brabaonl
Mr. Agar, &c.
Lord and Lady Chelmsford entertained the Earl
of ShrewSbury and Lady Gertrude Talbot, Lord and LEI
Colchester, Lord Hotham, Lady Howard, Lady Louisa and
Miss Moncrieffe, the Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, Mrs. and
Miss Adderley, Hon. Granville Howard,. Hon. Edf
Thesiger, Hon. Edward Crofton, Colonel Taylor, -01•'::
and Mrs. Taylor, and Major Wombwell, &c., at dinner c"
Thursday evening at their residence in Eaton-square.

RECENT WILLS AND BEQUESTS•

(From the Illustrated London News.)
The will of the Right Hon. Peter Robert, 19U3
Baron Willoughby de Eresby, second Bar°
Gwydyr, and joint Hereditary Great Chamber
of England, has been proved in London by the e%e"
tutors, P. R. Burrell, Esq. (his nephew), E. Droll-
mond, Esq., R. A. Warren, Esq., Lord
stone, and A. B. Cochrane, Esq., M.P. The Per
sonalty was sworn under £120,000. The large
estates in England, Scotland, and Wales are left 1
trust for the use of his lordship's only son, the 11011'
Alberic Willoughby (now Lord Willoughby
Eresby), and his issue. In the event of the preset/
r
Lord Willoughby, who is unmarried,
without issue, the estates are entailed on
eldest sister, Lady Aveland (to whom tuiPa
female barony of Willoughby de Eresby weAno
descend) and her issue ; and an annuity of £5,79
a year is bequeathed to the remaining sister, 11110
Carington. The barony of Gwydyr would, ill r 3
above case, devolve on P. R. Burrell, Esq., of.T°o
Park, Suffolk (nephew of the late Lord), with 4
,5
annuity of £2,000 a year. A legacy of £l,OOO aisil
been left to each of the trustees, who are . a
nominated executors. There are several in 113,0
legacies and annuities, and a bequest of one Ye'
full wages to each of his lordship's servants. vtir
• The will of Lieutenant-General Sir Sainuel,o,
don Ellis, K.C.8., R.N., late of Charlton,
rho
was proved in the London court last month. ;rjr
executors are his relict, Lady Ellis, and Ile 0.
Edwin Drayton, Esq., of Maresfield Powderwer"
The will is dated June 23, 1857, and is attested 1-'i"4
Francis Seaman, of Catel, Guernsey, and r, co
W. Ellis, Commander, R.N. Sir Samuel die' the
the 10th of March last. He has bequeathed or
whole of his property to his wife, Lady Ellis, for
ladyship's own absolute use and benefit. op
The will of Vice - Admiral Robert FItZR 00
R.N., F.R.S., was proved in the London CO
the 9th inst., by his relict. The personalti,
ho
sworn under £3,000. The will is dated I.Bfrx lavy
was then a Captain R.N., having entered the fe,b6;
1818, became Captain 1834, Rear-Admiral 'pa.
Vice-Admiral 1863. He had been M.P. f°rOIOIICIP
ham, 1841 -3 ; was Governor of New Ze hick
1843-6; and latterly, up to the time of his death, la 00
occurred April 30, at the age of sixty, was chieLje•
Meteorological Department of the Board of -thol
This gallant and highly-gifted Admiral was the
need
son of the late Lord Charles Fitzßoy and riertft
Anne, daughter of the first Marquis of London, to
K. G., and was twice married—first, in lt,jor
Mary Henrietta, second daughter of the late
r dl9'
General O'Brien (she died in 1852) ; and see°oo),
in 1854, to Maria Isabella (who survives 000
daughter of the late J. H. Smyth, Esq., °C,,for 0
Hall, Wakefield. He executed his will on JP 9of
of the same year in which he last married ; it
brief, and is attested by John Parkinson, 6 Id
coln's-inn-fields, and F. C. Jarrett,
has left the whole of his property to his oi
appointed her sole executrix, and also guard' Gee'
his infant children, together with his brotheirlsotil
Fizßoy, Esq. ; James G. Smyth, Esq., °
a'
Hall ; and Sir Walter C. James, Bart. u oro,
The will of Samuel Porter, of Bridge , tide!,
well, Essex, was proved in the London coure._l) d 11r,
£lO,OOO, the executors and trustees h l'OTColo
nephew, William Brown, and Joseph Lice' 'lll,
chester. The will is dated Feb. 23, 18 001,
testator died in March last, and has left Ina:::"eiopar),
his clerkif. e
to
table bequests, viz. :—To the Loudon 3-"Poeper;
Society, Wesleyan Missionary Seeietosion°s
Baptist Missionary Society, and Church im t vs'
'l°
Society, each £4OO ;to the Colchester or 131
Idiot Asylum and the Naval and Militarovi°
Society, each £2OO ; to the Society forritish
ing Christianity amongst the Jews, 13010 IV11;
Foreign Sailors' Society, and 11°,sse C°.(o,
sionary Society, each £lOO ; to the -r-)
at
gregational Union, Colchester Iles Schools
• two • ioP
fant Asylum at Croydon, and the oss to
Walthamstow for sons and daughters 00;
aries, each £5O; to the poor of Bradw yoll7o
all adult men in his employ, £4 each touthe
men and boys under 21, £2 each;
the
female domestic servant, £lO ; and
thed to 10
servants, £5 each. He has bequea .0
nephew and executor, William Brown'
estate and farm of Bridge Hall, with 13._..irliato,
re°
convey the same to his great nephew_ vis th
son of his nephew, on his attaining "4„ ,00e,
farms, called Viners, Horn, and Ur %.01 0.00
' leaves to his nephew and nieces,
nuf 000 t,
Elizabeth Brett, and Louisa Smith ; aacocotoP
his niece, Louisa Fisk ; and appoints his
. residuary legatees.