The Sun.
London, England, 1860-01-16 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of Lord Macaulay has been sworn to by
the executors, and the pursonalty ♦alued at
£BO,OOO.

The will of Mr. Henry Meagoe, of Lower Brook-
street, Grosvenor-square, formerly Court tailor,
has been administered to by the residuary legatee,
Mr. John Montague Uperoft, his .confidential agent,
who, in fact, takes the whole of the property,
which was sworn to by him as of the value of
£lOO,OOO. The will was made in September,
18i2.

The . will of Thomas Bowater Vernon, Esq., of
Hanbury Hall, Worcester, was proved inLq.o,nadnond
by his brother, Harry Foley Vernon, Es
Mr. Henry Bearcroft, of the Moorlands, his agent,
the joint executors. To the latter he has left
£2OO. He has bequeathed to his cousin, the Rev.
William Foley Vernon, £5,000, and small legacies
to others of hisfamily, as well as annuities. He has
left to his housekeeper £BO a year, to his park-keeper,
£4O a year, and liberal legacies to his coachman,
butler, and all his other servants; and si. a week'
to the old man for 30[110 time living with his wag-
goner, and also the house he lives in for his life.
To the Rector of Hanbury £5OO to repair the
parish church; to the Rector of Shrawley £3OO
for the repair of the parish church, and £3OO to
eruct parochial schools. The residue of his pro-
perty, together with the farm-lands, advowsons,
and real estates, he leaves to his brother, Harry
Foley, Vernon. The personalty was sworn
£20,000.
The will of Henry Forbes, under
Esq., of Upper Bel-
grave•place, Pimlico, was proved in London on the
7th of J.inuary, by his widow and James Law, Esq.,
of Kingston House, Regent's Park, the executors.
With the exception of a legacy of £5O he has left
the whole of his property to his wife.
The will, and codicil of the Rev. Henry Scott
Trimmer, 8.A., Vie it of Heston, Middlesex,
were proved in London by the Rev. Barrington
James Trimmer and Frederick Edmund Trimmer,
Esq.i the sons, power being reserved to the Rev.
Henry Sycr Trimmer, thteedoatthcxr2ssono,otoh'eheoxehcaustolerfst.
equally three sons, though by the
yersaonmaolntyg,stestima
his
codicil he has bequeathed to his son Barrington a
legacy of £450 for his kind professional services
and assistance, and providing the use of rooms for
sehools.—lllustrated London News.

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MONEY.—On the 231 Nov. last, at the Rookery, Sirnkit
the wife of Lieut.-General Noel Money, Ist E. B. Fug'
hers, of a son.

MU STEIIS.—On the 13th inst., at Oxten, Notts, the wife of
John Chaworth Musters, Esq., of Annesley-park, and
Colwiek Hall, of a son and heir.
ROBERTS.—On the 13th inst., at 5, Clarendon Villas.
Loughborough-park, Brixton, the wife of Harry Dawson
Robert , Esq., solicitor, of a daughter.
DIA RRIAGES.

DAY—ROFFEY.—On the 12th inst., at St. Leonard's,m Strea-
tham' Thomas Day, Esq., of Washwood. near tiing-
ham, to Emily, eldest daughter of John Roffey, Esq., of
tho Elms, Streatham.
FlTTOCK—WurrE.—the 7th inst., et All Saint's Church,
Rotherhithe, Edwin, second son ofCaptain R. J. Fittock,
R.N., to Lavinia Rivers, youngest daughter of tho late
Lieut. Peter White, R.N.

DRAT S.
BRADY.--On the 12th inst., at Brighton, Sarah Lavender,
wife of John, Brady, Esq., M.P.
COOPER.—On the 2d Oct, at Ablington, near Christchurch,
Now Zdaland, George Blakl©y Cooper, Lieut.. R.N., the
eldest son of the late Rev. G. P. Cooper, of Yetminsterf
Dorsetshire.
DARMAN.—On the 13th inst., at Ashford, Kant, Mr. Id •
Darman, aged 77.
DAVI24.—On the 12th inst., at 14, Trafalgar-road, old
Kent-road, Miss Isabella Davies, aged 25.
FALcoNAR.— On the 10th inst., at his scat, Ilazelbank,
near Edinburgh, Lieut.-General Chessborough Grant
Falconer, K.H., Colonel 73d Foot.
HOLLANDER.—On the 13th inst., at 12 Prescott-street,
Mr. S. Hollander, formerly of the Stock Exchange, aged
91.
MILLEn.—On the 12th inst., at Leith Richard Miller,
Esq., of Manderston. ,

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Ml/41diesen, Monday, Janne,' 16, 1860.