The Sun.
London, England, 1867-04-29 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of Miss Mary Cickson, of Dentnari:,
place, Camberwell, was proved in the London Coot"
on the 22d ult., and the personalty sworn undet
£16,000 ; the executors and trustees being Share°
Grote Turner, Esq., of Red Lion-square, and Gee'
Puckle, Esq., of Herbert House, Coldharbour-1313,e"
The will is dated Aug. 25, 1866, and the testatri%
died in February last, at the age of sixty-sevev.
Her freehold property she directs to be sold and the
proceeds equally divided amongst five persons, one
of whom resided with her ; and the personsitYl
after paying some few legacies to her executors all;
others, she bequeaths to charitable purposes'%
under :---The Royal Hospital for Incurables, Britie
Home for Incurables, North London hospital'
Smallpox Hospital, Metropoltan Free Hospital
Cancer Hospital, Sick Children's Hospital, Nightly
Refuge for Destitute, Female Orphan Asyltires
Westminster; London Hospital for Consorni.
tion, and Brompton Hospital, each i2°°,„'
the (Infant Orphan Asylum, Orphan Worloh"
School, London Orphan Asylum ; the Asiltila
for Fatherless Children, Red Hill ; Nation-
Benevolent Institution, London City Missicle
Lambeth Pension Society ; Penitent Fah%
Institution, Red Lion-square ; Paralytic 5130
Epileptic Institution', Ladies Visiting Society; 1311.
and Girls' Schools, St. Matthew's, Denmark-In' /1'
and Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, saea
£5OO ; and a like sum of £5OO to the Eg%
School, London, with a share in the residue to
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extent of £5OO ; and any further surplus to i‘
given to such institution as the executors may then

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le will o „is Watkiu Cann -,
Upper Seymour-street, was proved in London on tl3:
Bth ult., under £140,000 personalty. The actlij
executors and trustees are Ellis Brooke Cunliffe;
Esq., the son, and W. F. Foster, Esq., the sen"
law—power being reserved to Arthur Cunliffe, `l•*'
the son and other executor and trustee to prove her
after. The testator was of the firm of Cunliffe,Deb6l°l::
and Co., merchants, Fenchurch-street and Slcee„f
ing-lane, London, and Bordeaux. The testa,.
died, In December last, at the family mausi°;l
Acton Park, Wrexham, at the age of seventy-nia°-;
The will is' dated 1863, and a codicil 1865. r
loaves to Mdme. Tayeau, widow of his late man The
at Bordeaux, an annuity of 2,400 f. 0.96). 'Lie
testator states in his will that he has made 303)0
provision for his son Arthur, and also for his tssio
daughters in his lifetime ; he, therefore, beau all
all his partnership interest to his eldest son, °tea
Brooke Cunliffe, and appoints him residuary leg'
of both his real and personal estate.
The will of Rear-Admiral E. J. Parrey, 11'504•
retired, late of the city of Bath, was proved is wed
don on the 16th inst. The gallant Admiral dig,
Feb. 27, 1867, having executed his will July
1863, which is contained in the following words .„a
" I give, devise, and bequeath all my estate tioh
effects whatsoever to my dear wife, Ulrica sod
Parrey, her heirs, executors, administrators,
assigns, and appoint her so executrix." le
The wills of the undermle entioned persons babe
been recently proved in the London Court
Right Hon. Lucy Baroness Muskerry, 1331.°,13%0
Elizabeth Carrascosa, Countess Marianne ge—
Anzolaso, and the Hon. Hinton East.
The Scotch confirmation, or testamentary trust
disposition, of Alexander Cuninghame, Esq."
sealed in the Principal Registry, the person
being estimated for duty at under £600,000.

THE METROPoLITAN HORSE Snow. —On 53,tur
day the new plans for the forthcoming horse show e
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Agricultural Hall were approved by the directors, and,r:,
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be a vast improvement on those of previous shows, 3P-,;.
ing more space to visitors and more comfort to Ow "Ift,
They have been prepared and aro to bo carried out bin of
Sharman, builder, of the Liverpool-road, under direct'°hoi
Mr. Sidney, secretary and manager. For the ensuing
there will be a very considerable number of " Norfolk trot'
ters," and that, if they can be purchased, they Will 3,1,1
a home in the stables of the French Emperor. 31r*
has received a letter from Gen. Fleury, the Master °- of
Horse to the Emperor Napoleon, inquiring what niltu t° be- De
this celebrated breed will be exhibited, and for
disposable in May, as the Government will send ove,r I, to
the purpose of purchase if the entryis good. Iu additl° for
the prize list of £375 in money in the four c135°,,5, of
hunters and of weight-carrying hacks, Mr. Podd, ,7,1 to
the directors, offers a gold medal for the best cob o,q* '`",our
16st. The entries close vu May 11, and the CLIQty
mono on bitty a