The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-12 00:00:00

RECENT WILLS' AND BEQUESTS.

Sir C. Barry.—The will of Sir Charles Barry,
R.A., F.R.S., late of the Elms, Claphamtcommon,
and of No. 1, Old Palace-yard, Westminsar, archi-
tect, was proved in the principal registry on the
fourth of June, by the executors, Charles Barry and
Edward Middleton Barry, his sons, who are both
architects; William Henry Barry,, his nephew,
and Thomas Guebar, solicitor. The personalty
waw4tworn under -CBO,OOO. To his wife he has
left all his furniture, plate, linen, china, and
carriages for her own absolute use ; also an Im-
mediate legacy- of £5OO and a life interest
in the whole of his property, real and personal,
with power of appointment mid disposal by his will
to their children in such manner as she may direct ;
and in default thereof' he bequeaths the same to his
children equally. The trustees are invested with
power to carry out and complete building contracts
in hand and on laud near his residence, Clapham-
common. The will is concise, and is contained on
three sheets of brief, and bears date December 12,
1857, and was witnessed by-John Lewis Wolfe, of
Kennington, and Ann Parker, servant to Sir
Charles.

Sir C. Ogle—The will of Sir Chaloner Ogle, Bart.,
formerly of Wilton crescent, and afterwards of
Eaton-place, Belgravc-square, but late of the
city of Brussels, where he died on the 3dof February
last year, has just been administered to in London
The executors appointed were Arthur Ogle, Esq.,
who renounced the grant of probate, and Henry
Denton, Esq., since deceased. Lady Ogle, the
relict, also renounced the grant, and administration
with the will annexed, was granted to the Roy. R.
C. Vaugbaln, M.A., who has an interest in the
estate. By a deed of conveyance and settlement,
made in 1843 on his marriage, he was empowered
to charge tbe family estate at ltoehampton and other
property with annuity of £4OO for the life of
his wife, whom he has appointed universal legatee.
The will is dated 14th of June, 1843. The deceased,
who was in his 56th year, Was the son of Admiral
Sir Charles Ogle, Bart., who died in June, 1858.
Col. Harington :—The will of Thos. L. Haring-
ton, Esq., Colonel of the sth Bengal Light Cavalry,
formerly residing at Peshawur, in the East Indies,
and late of Kingston-on-Thames, who died on the
sth of April, has been proved in London by
Emily Octavio. Harington, his relict, a power being
reserve to Daniel Ball, Esq., who
were
the ex-
ecuters appointed by the will, which was made
and executed when ho was in India, and was wit-
nessed by Lieut. Prendergast and Lieut. Beanfill, of
Bengal Light Cavalry.
the sth To his wife he has
left all his furniture and plate, as well as all her
paraphernalia and jewellry absolutely, and the in-
terest and dividends arising from his money in the
English funds and in the Bengal Government
Securities; and At, her decease he leaves the pro-
perty to be divided equally amongst his children.
To his son Henry Ball Harington he leaves his
medals and clasps, and each of his sons he leaves
some articles of jewellry, which he had in wear as
mementos.—lllustrated London News.

CALLS TO THE
WgdnesßAß.—The following calls to the
bar were made on day :—lnner Temple : Henry
Peter Pisani, Esq., B.A. (certificate of honour of the first
class) ;
roffe, John Win. Mellor, Esq., M.A. ; James Tindall
Wood
Esq., 8.A.; itobert William Kirby Martin, Esq.;
Julian Robins, Esq. ; Arthur Paul Stone, Esq. ; William
Richard Woolrych, Esq. ; Richard Temple Rennie. Esq.;
John Alfred Burkinyoung, Esq. ; Robert Henry Bullock
Marsham, Esq., Francis Thomas Platt, Esq., M.A.;
and Henry O'Hara M.A.; Francis
Moore, Esq., M.A. Middle Temple :
Frederick Adolphus Philbrick, Esq., of 3, Essex-court,
8.A., Landon University (holdor of the studentship
awarded by tho Council of Legal Education); Frank Codk-
burn, of 40, Hertford-street, Mayfair, Esq.; Etienne Pel-
lereau, of Mauritius, Esq ; Joseph Deakin, of 5, Brick-
court, Esq.; Edward Comyn, of 59, Cleveland-square,
Hyde-park, Esq. ; and Edward Backhouse Eastwick, of
Merton College, Oxford, Esq., her Majesty's Secretary of
Legation at Teheran.