The Sun.
London, England, 1859-05-28 00:00:00

THE RED SEA TELEGRAPH.

The Red Sea telegraph cable has been success.
fully laid down as far as Suakin.
, MAY 16, EVENING.

Forty miles from Suakin.—Cable has been laid
so far most successfully. We hope to land the end
to-morrow at noon. All well.

MAY 17, 11.15 A.M.
Arrived at Suakin. All well.

M. KOSSUTH AT GLASGOW.

GLASGOW, FRIDAY NIGHT.
M. Kossuth addressed a densely crowded and Most en-
thusiastic meeting in the City Hall this evening, Professor
Nichol in the chair.

M. Kossuth stated that he should shortly leave England,
to aid, if he could, the emancipation of his countrymen.
Resolutions in favour of non-intervention in the present
war were unanimously agreed to.
A vote of thanks to the illustrious exile, responded to with
intense enthusiasin, was pro-Posed by Mr. Dalgleish, M.P.

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.—The late Venerable
Walker King, M.A. Archdeacon of Rochester, executed
his will on the 3d of April, 1853, to which are added two
codicils, dated respectively the 17th of August, 1854, and
the 21st of February, 180 ; and ho died at Stone, near
Dartford, on the 13th of March, 1859. The will wasproved
in the London Court of Probate by his sons, the Rev.
Walker King -and the Rev. Edward King, and Charles
av leaves
s
Heberden, Esq., his brother-in-law, the joint executors,
and sworn under £45,000 personalty. He has bequeathedlviildkeedr
to his children specific and pecuniary bequests. He e
his German, French, and Italian books to his daughters ;
his Greek, Hebrew and Latin hooks to his sons
and Edward ; and his English books to be d
amongst his sons generally. He leaves £lOO to the rector
of Stone, to be laid out in bread for the poor at Christ-
mas, and directs that his annual subscyriepatrionbseytooneahatrhie-
ecaniages and horses
ptarhelseenitn. stiHtuotibozeobtehs ctoonhtiins uweidfe
hi
ins
and the furniture, for her absolute use, and the freehold
house at Woodside for her life, with the farm and
lands, which at her decease are to be divided amongst his
children. He also leaves to hisvi
£7,ooofe ani annuity of £l,OOO ;
sonto eachw edaughterlkeran
annuity
naolueigt legacy
oyf ofx
annuity , oaf
legacy£3o ;
of
fo threexth3oeo t
a 4 ; to his son Edward an
£250 each; an annuity of £17t.0 a nurse
to some mill
his
s time
sons.—The
ons .
s service; iocfe h i s
iEsscgo.a(cchmockana,,•
property, real and personal,
will of Thomas Somers Cocks, —inThihes
Cocks, bankers) was
by Thomas Somers lroved in the London Court of Probate
Cocks and Reginald Thistlewayte Cocks,
Esqrs., the sons and
has made many
.executors. The personalty, £30,000. He
specific bequests to his sons and daughters,
and has divided his real estate and the residue of his personal
estate equally amongst them, except the eldest son, who is
amply provided for.—The will of Alderman Farebrother was
only proved on the sth of this present month of May. It
B iadnddu
it
phhe , resi-
due
a nd
contains many specific bequests to his children. He leaves
to his eldest son his freehold estate at Hackney ; and
amongst other things has bequeathed to him the silver cup
which was presented to him by the Vintners' Company ;
also the dessert service used by him when Lord Mayor of
London, which has his crest engraved thereon, Ile leaves
to be shared amongst his children the spoons that were
given to him by the Vintners'Coropany, and to his daugh-
ters a portion of his aldermanic chain. The residue of his
real and personal estate to be divided amongst his children.
There is a most remarkable reqlte§t in his will—that in his
coffin there shonlcl he deposited some letters which would be
found in a cover with his will ; that they should be pliwed
upon his heart, with e. prayer-book and hyrantook i
also a
,1 O
ring, which one of his daughters 44yc.-ii. vo, ,-- .
in; should
*- finer. PP will 1,74* AA 011 the
April, T" • Od—l ih sbfl . • qtll 4
185 , and 'ft c ~e 1 °l.l ~,,0 A 0 All.atlrl'i 141. The
executors were his 80118, the neY• piqie* varburother, the
Rey. Henry Wr, Faralpoer, anti \ nA. D. P. Farebroth r
lt 1,1
pl. , r9rso4:l4trb -, .;000 I
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