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London, England, 1841-01-22 00:00:00

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fying power,. An unique and valuable Collection of Porphyry
Warns prom the Swedish Government. A entititittant Of 110-
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IVHEREAS by tt DECREE of the HIGH
COURT ofCHANCERY, made in a cause of
KELLAWAY 0. JOHNSON, and OTHERS) it is aitione-,J
other things referred to Sir WILLIAM HOMO, one et ti-0
Masters of the said Court, to intpfire
.slid State to the Court
whether there were any, and What tHILDREN, of the mar-
riage between THWIAS LETTS and HESTER LETTS,
his wife) formerly HESTER W OOLLEY, in the pleadings
tinned; and in case the said Master should find that there Were
no children of such marriage, then he was to inquire whether
the said Hester Letts made any) and What Testanientary appOints
ment of one molt), of 3,0001., 3/. per iietii: Consolidated annui-
ties, in the pleadings mentioned. And if she did, the said Mas-
ter was to inquire whether any, and which of the par-
ties, named in such appointment were living at her death, or at
the death of the said Thomas Letts, her husband; and also to
inquire whether any, and which of them, were dead at the time
of the death of the said Thomas Letts, or have since died. And
if he should find that there were any of them then dead, or that
any of them have since died, he was to inquire when they re-
spectively died, and who were their next of kin respectively,
and if any of them (the next of kin of the said Appointees)
Wert: since dead, who are their personal Representative or Re-
presentatives ; and for that purpose the said Master Was to
cause Advertisements to be published in the London Gazette,
and in such other public Papers as he should think proper, for
such next of kin and personal representative or representatives,
to come in and make out their kindred. And whereas
the said Master has found that there were not any children
of the marriage between the said Thomas Letts and Hester
Lefts, his wife, and has also found that the said Hester
Letts made a testamentary appointment, and that Susannah
Leftwich, wife of William Leftwich, of Cumberland-market,
ice-merchant, one of the persons named in such appointment,
died in the lifetime lf the said Hester Letts deceased ; and
that Robert Turner Clarke, late of Meeting House-walk, in the
county of Surrey, and Sarah Kesterton, late the wife of Richard
Kesterton, late of Union-grove, Wandsworth-road, in the
county of Surrey, two other of the parties named in such ap-
pointment, were living at the decease of the said Hester Letts,
but have since died in the lifetime of the said Thomas Letts,
who is now deceased : Therefore the next of kin of the said
Robert Turner Clarke, Susannah Leftwich, and Sarah Kester-
ton, respectively living at the time of their respective deaths,
or in case any of such next of kin of the said Robert Turne.
Clarke, Susannah Leftwich, and Sarah Kesterton have since
died, the personal representative or representatives of such of
them so dying, are, by their Solicitors, on or before the 20th
pay of February next, to come in before the said Master, Sir
WILLIAM HORNS, at his chambers, in Southampton-build-
ings; Chancery-lane, and make out their kindred, or represen-
tation, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily ex-
cluded the benefit of the said Decree.