The Sun.
London, England, 1865-05-13 00:00:00

RECENT WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

(From the illustrated London News)
Probate of the will of Field-Marshal Viscount
Combermere, G. C.B. , G. CH. , P. C. , D. C.1).0
K.T.S., Portugal; K.C.F., Spain; of Combermere
Abbey, Chester, and Belgrave-square, London, vrag
granted by her Majesty's Court of Probate on the
25th ult. to his son, Colonel the Right Hon. Wel-
lington Henry Stapleton Stapleton-Cotton,Visenunb
Combermere, the sole executor. The personalty
was sworn under £16,000. This highly distill,:
guished military officer, who died at the age of ''
was thricemarried. His will bears date July 8, 1862,j
To his wife, Lady Combermere, he has left 04'
paintings, drawings, and other works of art which
were executed by her ladyship or otherwise Pr°-
cured by her ; who may also make selection fron
amongst his jewellery of a ring or other ornament °f
the value of £lOO ; and he leaves her ladyship we •
use of all the furniture at his residence in Belgral
square. To his daughters he has left tokens c'
affectionate remembrance. To his son, the present
Viscount, he bequeaths all the orders, swercls'
trophies, military accoutrements, presentation plate'
together with all other plate, books, maps, &e., t°l3B
held as heirlooms ; also, by virtue of a power of ar
pointments, leaves to his said son a sum of £12,0%
being part of a sum under, marriage settlement, 0,11.,
appoints him residuary legatee. There is a legacy
of £3OO bequeathed to his lordship's butler.
The will of Sir William Berkeley Call, Bart.'
late of Whiteford House, near Callington, OA;
wall, and of Old Bond-street, was proved in
London Court, on the 10th ult., and the person'.
property sworn under £30,000 ; the executors neillv
nated being Charles Edward Rashleigh, of Farninfi
ham Hall, Kent, and the Rev. Henry Bur/ r
Rashleigh, 8.A., of Horton Kirby. The testat%
was the eldest son of the late Sir William Pratt C3Pc
Bart., and Louisa, daughter of the fifth Earl °0
Granard. He was a partner in the banking-10.5ff
of Call, Marten, and Co., London ; was high Sherinf
of Cornwall in 1856, and special Deputy Warden
the • Stannaries. He succeeded to the baronetc92,:
1851, and died in his 50th year, having executed
will three days before his death. He leaves the
whole of his property to be divided in the sa,_Dir
manner as is pointed out in the statute of distriP
don:of intestates' personal estate. 11''
The will of the Ven. Charles James Hoare, 1 • r
late Archdeacon of Surrey, Canon of Wincheste,,,j;
and Vicar of Godstone, was proved in the Lonuovro
Court under £30,000 personalty, the executoe
being his sons, Charles Richard Hoare, Esq.' a,
Rev. George Tooker Hoare, M.A. ; and Henr.Yo,4,
Hoare, Esq. The will is dated 1852,with two COdle.vg
1857 and 1860. The testator had held the WI
of Godstone since 1821, of which he 00
patron ; Canon of Winchester, 1831; Archdesecier
of Surrey, 1837. The estates devised to him 1-IDhig
the will of the late Samuel Tooker he leaves t 0 e,
eldest son, Charles, subject to his wife's life Pijo
rest therein ; confirms the settlement made ollrae,
marriage, in 1811; and leaves to his wife an inaooll
diate legacy of £2OO and all his English and Fre in
books. His works on theological subject°.
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, or polyglot—to be di!, Do
between his three sons in orders, each work ;op
selected by them alternately ; all his other To
to be divided amongst his wife and children...4o
his said son the Rev. George Tooke Hoare he. Ifsoe.
the right of presentation to the living of Godswilter
He leaves to each of his six sons and one d
eau al the
that which will realise from his estates to his
sum of £B,OOO, and bequeaths the residue °'
property equally amongst them.

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CAPTURE OF '
seenback apair
of very large eagles have been
,core•
frequenting the hills around Daln • •St 811/I'l°
Dalnawillan, in r , 090
The royal ' birds having been observed by gr. .-Lh°,,,,,c0
Harrower,
gamekeeper, Dalnawillan Lodge, he aMe;cieci
took active steps for their capture, and ultimately succ ... bio
in the course of a few days in securing them both ,code
magnificent pair, of birds are now to be seen at tho
abol
.g
of Dalnawillan.—JAn o' Groat Journal•