The Sun.
London, England, 1866-09-29 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

(Franz, the Illustrated London News.)
The will of the Right Hon. George John Warren
Lord Vernon, of Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire, was
proved in the London Court, on the 14th inst., by
his eldest son, now the Right Hon. Augustus Henry
Lord Vernon, formerly of the Scots Fusilier Guards,
the sole executor, and to whom his lordship has
bequeathed the whole of his property, real and per-
sonal, in England or elsewhere. His lordship exe-
cuted his will Jan. 27, 1863, and died May 31, 1866,
aged 63. The personal property in this country
was sworn under £5,000.

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The will of Michael Moses Salomons, Esq., for-
merly of Westbourne-crescent, Hyde-park, but late
of 39, Porchester-terrace, was proved in London,
on the 14th inst., by his relict, Rosetta Salomons,
the sole executrix and universal legatee. The per-
sonalty was sworn under £2,000.
The will of Clement trzielli, Esq., of Highbury-
place and the Stock Exchange, formerly of Doctors-
commons, was proved under £20,000 personalty,
which he has divided amongst his family.
The late William Worthington, Esq., of Stilton,
Huntingdonshire, has bequeathed to each of the fol-
lowing institutions a legacy of £2OO :—The British
and Foreign Bible Society, Church Missionary
Society, Religious Tract Society, Society for Pro-
moting. Christian Knowledge, Society for Promot-
ing Christianity among the Jews, Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, Church
Building Society, Lcndon Missionary Society,
Wesleyan Missionary Society, Huntingdon Infir-
mary. or Hospital, and the Old Wesleyan Chapel at
Stilton. Also a sum of £BOO for the poor of Stilton,
to be laid out in clothes, &c.
The late Richard Saunders, rug manufacturer,
has bequeathed to the Earlswood Asylum for Idiots,
£5OO ; Female Orphan Asylum, Westminster-road,
£5OO ; the Asylum for Fatherless Children at Reed-
ham, £2OO ; Surrey Dispensary, Dover-road, £lOO ;
and to the Worshipful Company of Butchers of the
City of London, £2OO.

Vac=les, Promotions, and App ointments.

(From the Civil Seri-J(oe Gazette.)
COLONIAL-OFFICE.—The office of collector of revenue at
Gibraltar has become vacant by the death of Mr. S. W. R.
Ramsbottom ; salary £6OO.
`'Alt-OFFlCE.—Messrs. James T. M`Donald and Arthur
Edwin Caplon have been appointed to bo civil assistants in
the Ordnance Survey.

LAW DEPARTMENT.—The county court judgeship for
East Kent has become vacant by the death of Mr. Charles
Harwood.

THE ADMIRALTY.-Mr. Henry Francis Readhoad Yorke
has been appointed to a clerkship, Whitehall ; Mr. Allan
ilinde has been appointed to a clerkship, Somerset House ;
Mr. Howard Ninnis has been appointed to a clerkship,
Somerset House.

THE POST-OFFICE.---Mr. Edward Conche has been ap-
pointed to be a temporary clerk in the Savings Bank ;
Mr. James Shiel has. been appointed to be a clerk at
Hawick ; Mr. J. Turner has been promoted from the second
to the first class of sorters, circulation department, Lon-
don ; Mr. A. Simpson, assistant inspector of letter-carriers,
has been promoted to be inspector of letter.carriers, Edin-
burgh.

Cuszoms.—Mr. John Samuel has beon appointed to be an
outdoor officer, Llanelly ; Mr. J. Spain, examining officer,
Ist class, Dover, has been promoted to bo a surveyor ; Mr.
Jas. T. Robinson has been promoted from the fifth to the
fourth class of outdoor officers, Hull.
INLAND REVENUE.—Stamp and tax branch : Mr. C. Robin-
son, surveyor of taxes, Hertford, has been promoted to
Liverpool, 4th district, in the room of Mr. G. Hayward
superannuated ; Mr. J. R. Wilson, surveyor of taxes,
Wandsworth, has been promoted to the third class (dis-
trict raised from fourth); Mr. W. Williams, surveyor of
taxes, Pontefract, has been promoted to Hertford ; Mr. J.
Miles, surveyor of taxes, Welshpool, has been promoted to
Canterbury, in the room of Mr. Thos. Boorman, superan-
nuated ; Mr. G. Bull, surveyor of taxes, Buckingham, has
been promoted to Pontefract ; Mr. F. Thomson, assistant
surveyor of taxes, Birmingham, 2d district, has been pro-
moted to Leominster ; Mr. H. R. Bray, surveyor of taxes,
Finsbury, 2d district, has been promoted to Welshpool.
Excise Branch: Mr. Robert Ord, supervisor, Wandsworth
district, Kingston collection, has been appointed to Lon-
don east district, London east collection ; ,Mr. G. Hopper,
supervisor, Old Deer district, Aberdeon collection, has been
appointed to Durnham district, Sunderland collection; Mr.
Robert Evans, supervisor, Derby district, Nottingham col-
lection, has been appointed to Newcastle, 2d district, New-
castle collection ; Mr. Benjamin Mayo, supervisor, New-
castle, 2d district, Newcastle district, Newcastle collection,
has been appointed to Derby district, Nottingham collec,
tion.

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the vocation were tho completion by Lord Chelmsford of a
promise by Lord Cranworth, as is right and customary.
The new Lord Chancellor has yet to exercise patronage of
his own, and early in Michaelmas Term it is expected that
another list of silks and some sergeants will be promoted
from the stuffs.—Law Mies.
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