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,ITIES.

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

(From the Illustrated London News.)

The will of Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson, late
Consul-General of Sardinia, formerly a member of
the Council and Assembly of New South Wales,
and lately reading at Prince's-gardens, Kensington,
was proved in London on the Ist ult. Thepersonalty
was sworn under £40,000. The testator was for
many years the head of the mercantile firm of
Donaldson and Co., Sydney, and died at Carleton
Hall, Cumberland, the seatbf his father-in-law, on
Jan. 11, at the age of 54. }lis will bears date Oct.
8, 1861, and two codicils -in 1866. The executor
and trustees are George Donaldson, his brother ;
Samuel Rawlins, his brother-in-law ; Frederick
Cowper, his father-in-lavt ; Lady Donaldson,
his relict ; Williatn Shilbeck, solicitor, his
brother-in-law; together with W. I'. Faithful, of
New South Wales, and John B. Watt and Charles
Tarbury, both of Sydney.r To each of the execu-
tors acting in the trr ,es a legacy of £100;
to his mother he lea 'o his wife he leaves
all the furniture and not otherwise dis-
posed of, with the horses, • &c., and a
legacy of £5OO in end an annuity of
£1,200. His sever; ' presentation plate;
and other gifts he le. 'ife for her life, and
after her decease he ;o his eldest son, to
be held as heirlooms, es in the colonies
of New South Wal ' Zealand, and. in
England and elsew: be held in trust to
pay thereout the sal and to divide the
residue equally bet, children on their
attaining the age of

The will of John jot, Esq., of Otter-
caps and Tone _berland, was proved
iu the district registry. -of Newcastle-on-Tyne,
and the personalty sworn under £600,000. The
testator was an extensive iron and brass founder,
and died at his,residence, Saville-place, Newcastle-
on-Tyne, Feb. 5, aged. 64. his will bears date
March 24, 1864. The. Ators and trustees are
Catherine Abbot, hiskiict ; Lelzreuce W. Adam-
son, wife's brother of Douglks, Isle of Man,
advocate ; Joseph Heald, merchant, and Edward
Glyn, solicitor, both of Newcastle-on-Tyne. To
the two last-named he leaves each alegacy of £l,OOO.
To his wife he leaves £lO,OOO and £5,000 a year.
To Mrs. Mary Abbot, his father's widow, £l,OOO
and £1,500 a year. To other relatives, both of his
own and his wife's family, and to some other per-
sons, he has left very liberal legacies, as well as
legacies to his servants. The residue of his pro-
perty, real and personal, he leaves to his wife abso-
lutely.

The will of Richard Lambert, Esq., late of
Lowndes-square, Knightsbridge, formerly of New-
castle-on-Tyne, was proved in London, on the Bth
ultimo,:and the personalty sworn under £140,000.
The testator's brother, Nathaniel G. Lambert, Esq.,
of Denham Court, Bucks, is appointed sole execu-
tor, and the testator's cousin, Francis D. Lambert,
of the Coal Exchang London ; Thomas Ridley, Esq.,
of Newcastle .on-Tyne, barrister-at-law ; and
Edward Hall, Esq., of Weybridge, solicitor, are
trustees, to each of whom a legacy of £lOO is be-
queathed free of duty. The testator has left his
property, both real and personal, to his said brother
Nathaniel, absolutely, with the exception of £20,000,
which sum, upon the decease of his brother, is to be
divided equally between his two nieces, daughters
of his brother.

The late Mr. William Masters, of Stamford-hill,
has left to the Asylum for Fatherless Children, at
Reedham, £2OO ; to the Kingsland Congregational
Church, £2OO ; to the British and Foreign Bible
Society, London Missionary, Home Missionary, and
London City Missions, each £75.
Mr. George Moon has bequeathed to the Reli-
gious Tract Society £100; the Baptist Missionary
Society, £100; and leaves to the Bible Society the
residue of his property. The personalty was sworn
under £6,000.

Mrs. Frances Riley has bequeathed to the Blind
School, St. Mary's hospital, and the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, each £5O.
The wills of the undermentioned persons were
recently proved :—Richard Harman Lloyd, £70,000
personalty ; William Turner, £60,000 ; Richard
Heywood, £70,000; Mark Iluish, £4,000; Thomas
Alexander, £90,000 ; John James Cavan, £40,000 ;
William Brooks, £30,000..
In the will of Alexis J. Doxat, given last week,
the legacy to the Society for the Relief of Foreigners
in Distress ought to have been stated as £3,000.

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