The Sun.
London, England, 1859-08-06 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of Henry John Telford, Esq., of Billiter-
street, London, and Widmore, Kent, was proved in
the principal registry on the 19th of July by
Charles Telford, Esq., the brother—power reserved
to Charles Williams Allen, Esq., the other execu-
tor—the personalty sworn under £70,000. He has
bequeathed £lO,OOO to Charles Telford and his wife
during their joint lives, and has also left to his said
brother for his life his estates at Beverley, in York-
shire, and at his decease to his nephew, the only son
of his brother, and to his issue ; leaves to each of
his three sisters a legacy of £2,000 ; and to his
cousin, Elizabeth Kinder, a legacy of £5,000., , The
will is dated 16th July, 1845, and he died on. the
10th of June, 1859.
The will of Major Edward Montagu Davenport,
of her Majesty's 66th Regiment, who died at Ban-
galore, in the East Indies, on the 31st of December
last, was proved in London, on the 21st of July, by
John Bodychan Sparrow, Esq., and Alexander Nis-
bett, M.D., the joint executors. The testator made
his will on the eve of leaving England for India,
and it is dated the 18th of August, 1857 ; and on
the 31st of the same month, when at sea, on board
H.M. steam-ship the Queen of the South, he exe-
cuted a codicil, which was witnessed by Captain
Gore and Capt. Dunbar, both of the 66th. He has
bequeathed his bookstand furniture to his wife. The
executors are to invest all other property and
effects, and pay the interest to his wife for her life,
and then to the children, should they attain 21 ;
otherwise, on ber decease, he bequeaths the same
to his brother, Edmund S. Davenport, for his life,
and then to his eldest surviving son.
The will of the Rev. Wm. Harris Murch, D.D.,
formerly Theological Tutor of Stepney College, but
lately residing at Bath, was proved in London, on
the 2d inst., by his two sons, Wm. Henry Murch
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Henry Griffith, 8.A., Head Master of the Proprie-
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Bristol, his shares in the West of England Fire and
Life Insurance Company, and bonds on the Bath
Turnpike Trusts. He also bequeaths to him the
timepiece given to him by the students of Stepney
College whilst he was theological tutor there, as
well as the Bible presented to him by the board of
Baptist ministers ; and leaves him all his manu-
scripts, but forbids their being published. His
books are to be divided between his two sons, who
are the residuary legatees. To the treasurer of the
Particular Baptist Fund he has left a legacy
_ of £5O,
to be applied to the Baptist College, Regent's'
Park.
Sir Anthony Oliphant, C. 8., formerly Chief Jus-
tice of the Island of Ceylon, died on the 9th of
March last, intestate, leaving property in England
valued at £4,000. Letters of administration were
granted on the 21st of July to Lawrence Oliphant,
Esq , his son and only child, Lady Oliphant having
renounced the grant.—lllustrated London News.

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