The Sun.
London, England, 1860-01-20 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS'.

The will of the Right Hon. Thomas Babingies
(Baron) Macaulay, late of Holly Lodge, Kensill,
ton, was proved in the principal registry of Iv
Court of Probate on the 12th of January, by Tb
Flower Ellis, Esq., of the Middle Temple, barrist
Recorder of Leeds, one of the executors, poll
being reserved to Sir Charles Edward Trevelyi
K.C:B., and Lady Hannah More Trevelyn, wife°f
Sir;Charles, and sister of Lord Macaulay, the otbe
executors. The pers. on alty was sworn under .£Boo°°
He has left the following legacies :—To his
thers, the Rev. John Macaulay and Charles ZacoP,
Macaulay, each £5,000. To his sister, Fratte`i
Macaulay, £2,000. To his nephews, Henry 011,
Joseph, sons of his brother, Henry William NI
caulay, each £l,OOO- To his niece, Margaret jell'
day ghter of Sir Charles Edward Trevelyan, £lO,Ol
and to his nephew, George Otho Trevelyan,
niece, Alice Harriet Trevelyan, the son and &el,
ter of Sir Charles, £5,000 each ; and to his execute'
Thomas Flower Ellis, £l,OOO, and that he 131
make a selection from his library of 100 volult
of printed books; the rest of his library, with JP"
furniture and the residue of his personal estate, trit:
gether with his real estate he leaves to his siete
Lady Hannah More Trevelyan. The will beg,
date the 28th of October, 1858. Witnesses, 0:4
Ellis, 7, Spring Gardens, J. C. Worman, his Cl
It was clearly drawn up and contained in a &Tv
and a half of dewy. The probate was obtained
Messrs. Lyon and Co., solicitors.
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-u The will of the late Gen. Sir Frederick —1 le
Trench, of Moyvannon Castle, Roscommon,
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land, and Lower Grosvenor-street, a Knight C
mander of the Hanoverian Guelphic Order, to
died on the 6th of December last, at Brighton,
proved in London, on the 11th of January, by 1"0
Mary Elizabeth Trench, the sister, Miss 14°,;
Elizabeth Domville, the niece, and William 310
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Fladgate, Esq., solicitor, Craven-street and EOl,O
square, the joint executors. The personalty Ty
sworn under £25,000. The family estates in
county of Roscommon are left by settlement to ri)
sisters, and he leaves to his sister Mary Elizebp
all the property connected therewith that beloyi.d
to him, and also leaves her his star and erdei#
knighthood and his military appointments. so
queaths to his sister Ann Trench £2,000 and to if,c
legacies; to his niece Louisa £5,000, and oPecitt
pecuniary legacies to others of his failitiJ
Directs that £2OO shall be diatribe
amongst his poor friends at Herwood, manly
whom he describes as cottagers and labourers.
queaths to the Duke of Rutlaad "the picturro
myself hard at work at the Thames QueYo.,,g
which undertaking the late Duke was much
rested, and bequeaths to the Duke and to Lord xlio
ners and Lady Adeliza Norman such of his sketc
and drawings as they may choose to select; the
mainder of his drawings, sketches, and lithogre-rf
he leaves to his sister Mary Elizabeth, and hit° 10
pointed her residuary legatee. The eststeettio
Queen's County, left under his brother's will, ill joi
event of his not having male issue, passes t°oo,
sister Mary Elisabeth. Will dated Bth of N°l
ber, 1859. Signed F. W. Trench, General. , $ll
The will of the late celebrated Generaitl.
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Joseeph Thackwell,.G.C.B. has just been Pre dr
By. a codicil, dated the day before his death? Piot
prives his eldest son, Captain Thackwell, the %if. 0
of the " Second Sikh War, in 1848-9," and,„fi in t!
barrister-at-law, of all the property left bit"- or
former will, including Aghada Hall, C° 1:-1
Conneragh House, Waterford, and gives it 10
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tees in trust for his grandchildren, who roll9;0'0,
educated in the tenets of the Protestant religlo
Captain Thackwell had been received into 00
bosom of the Holy Catholic Church only a IV
time previous to Sir Joseph's decease.—llitistr
London IV ews.