The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-05 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

(From the Illustrated London News.)
The will of the Hon. Lady Charlotte Matilda
Greville, of Eaton-place, Pimlico, was proved la
the London Court under £16,000 personalty, the
executors appointed being her nephew, the Right
lion. George Guy, Earl of. Warwick and Brooke,
and her sister, the Hon. Lady Louisa Caroline Awl
Greville. Iler ladyship was the daughter of the
second Earl of Warwick, and died in May last, at
Power House, Sydenham. Iler ladyship's
will
bears date 1863, and is contained in the following
words: --c, 1 give, devise, and bequeath the whole
of my property, both real and personal, to
sister, Lady Louisa Caroline Ann Greville, and 1
appoint my said sister and my nephew execatriz

and executor."
The will of Sir John Stuart Hippisley, Bart., of
Manor House, Wells, Somerset, was administered
to, in the Court at Wells, by his nephew, the sole
legatee, there being no executor nominated. The
will runs thus This is my last will and testa-
ment. I leave all my property of every description,
real and personal, of which I am possessed, or nial
hereafter become possessed, to my nephew, the Bey-
John Horner." Dated Oct. 31, 1865 ; and attested
by his butler and valet. The personalty was sworn
under £lO,OOO. Sir John died March 20, 1867, 3t
the age of 76.
The will of John Mack, Esq., of Paston
Norfolk, was proved in the Court at Norwich by
the trustees and executors—namely, William Postle,
Esq., of Smalburgh, Norfolk, the testator's cousin,
and the Rev. Samuel M. Shephcard, of Calthorpe, the
testator's brother-in-law. The personalty was sworn
under £1.10,000. The will is of great length and bears
date 1863. The testator confirms his settlement on
marriage, and leaves his wife, in addition thereto,
an immediate legacy of £2,000. His eldest son lal'
herits the estates in Norfolk bequeathed by the 'Ni
of the testator's late brother, the Rev. Thorn°
Mack. The mansion and estate of Fasten gall'
subject to the occupation of his wife and children,
including the manor and lordship of Paston, Leeches'
Latimer, Huntingfield, and Edingthorpe, he leak
to his second son, John, on his attaining twenty'
six. To his sons Philip and Hugh each £30,000i
To his sons Edgar and Arthur each £25,000 ; an
to any subsequent born sons each £20,000
oa
attaining twenty-five ; and he bequeaths to Pl'
daughters £B,OOO on attaining twenty-five or GI
marriage. There are small legacies left to each Oa
the workmen on his estates. The residue is to
h
divided equally amongst all his children.
The will of the Rev. Joseph Richard Coop int°
Vicar of Bucknell, Salop, was proved on the 3d• nit
in the Court at Shrewsbury, by Frances Cccroi
the relict ; Augustus Frederick Coope,
Brighton ; and Thomas Griffin, Esq., of 1"1,‘,I 110
hampton, banker, three of the executors.
uerS3llaity is
James Oliver, sworn under £.60,000. oton
The late liver, Esq., of Learoinv it
Priors, died possessed of personalty es:inaateciet",.
£30,000; and has bequeathed to the Bible Soelooj;
£2,000 ; Church Missionary Society, 117° IA
Asylum for Idiots, £l,OOO ; Town Missionary nu.
Scripture Readers' Society, £lOO ; and to the rbe
gious Tract Society, £5O. park.'The late David Sassoon, Esq., of Ashley ~rf
o
prop -lc
near Walton-on-Thames, whose personal
in this country was sworn under £120,000, has
the following bequests to charitable instituti,oolo
To the Jews' Hospital, Lower Norwood, %,rce
Jews' College, Finsbury-square, £2OO ; Jew's
School, Bell-lane, £2OO ; Jews' Orphan A-5).1",,a,
£200; Spanish and Portuguese Jews' OrphaVos_
stitution and Spanish and Portuguese JeWs'
pital, Mile-end, each £lOO.