The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-20 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

(Front the Illustrated London New.)
The will of the Right Hon. Henry George, Earl
Bathurst, D.C.L., of Oakley Park, Gloucestershire;
Langworth Lodge, Northamptonshire ; and Wilton
Crescent, Knightsbridge, was proved in her Ala-
jesty's Court of Probate, on the 13th nit., by the
executors—namely, the Right Hon. Wm. Lennox,
Earl Bathurst, his lordship's brother; and Mr.
Allen Alex. Bathurst, M.P., his lordship's nepha
(heir presumptive to the family honours), and only
son of his lordship's late brother, the Hon. Thomas
Seymour Bathurst. The personalty was sworn
under £90,000. The will bears date July 14, 1842,
with two codicils—July 21, 1860, and January 159
1863 ; and his lordship died on May, 25, 1866, at his
seat, Oakley Park, at the age of 76, a bachelor. Ills
lordship was the son of the third Earl Bathurst and
Georgiana, daughter of Lord George Lennox. MS
grandfather, the second earl, was Lord High Chan-
cellor 1771-8. His lordship commences his will With
a legacy of £3OO to his then valet, George John"
son, and leaves legacies to his other servants, all
to be paid free of duty. He leaves to trustees
a sum of £15,000, the interest for his sister Lady
Emily Charlotte Punsonby, and the principal to her
three daughters. He bequeaths to his sister, Lady
Lousia Georgiana Bathurst, an annuity of £4OOl
He devises his real estates to his brother, now Ear
Bathurst, which he has entailed on his issue male'
and bequeaths to his said brother the residue of 1'1.5
personal estate. his lordship directs that all his
diamonds, pearls, and other jewellery, and all plate,
pictures, statuary, marbles, paintings, and his
library, with the furniture and other effects, be belt'
as heirlooms with the title. The will of Mr. John
Borrer, J.P., of the Manor House, Portslade,
sex, was proved in London, on the 25th ult., by the
executors and trustees—namely, his brother, the
Rev. Carey H. Borer, M.A., rector of Hurstpler
point, • Sussex ; Mr. Eardley N. Hall, Brighton,
banker ; and Mr. William Hall, of Southwle
Lodge, Sussex. The personalty was sworn under
£45,000. The will is dated Jan. 23, 1866 ; With
three codicils, executed April and May following]
and he died on August 12, 'aged 81. lie possesse";
large landed property, a considerable portion 0f
which, together with a sum of £13,000, be
has left to his son, Henry Hall Borrer'
and afterwards to his children. Ile leaves to in!
daughter Mary, widow of John Blaker, an estate 5.1'
Lewes, together with a pecuniary legacy. To 1/1,,8
daughter Kate he bequeaths Portslade Lodge, Wirilt'
farms and land at North and South Borsted.
bequeaths to his daughter Sarah Ann, RaglanArill3'
Portslade, with land, and a legacy of £4,000, to-
gether with the interest of £lO,OOO. His residence'
when sold with land adjoining, is to be divided'i
one moiety to his son, and the other moiety, in ecluti.„
parts, between his three daughters. He divides is'
plate, furniture, and other household effects equally
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his son and daughters, appointing theta
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residuary legatees of both his real and person'.
estate. 'l'o each of his executors he leaves il°,o
There are numerous small bequests; also legacieso
all his servants, free of duty. The late Mrs. All
Hutchings, wife of Mr. Charles Hutchings, of WS
mouth and Melcombe Regis, Dorsetshire, has Ina of
the following bequests, payable on the decease.,,
her husband, 30 to the undermentioned institutions )
The Church Missionary Society for Africa and t,o,
East, £l,OOO ; the British and Foreign Bible Pia
ciety, Church Pastoral Aid Society, Western Mst
Missions, Society for Promoting Christianity among
the Jews, Religious Tract Society, and the Loud
City Mission, each a legacy of £5OO.

Mr. BARON MARTlN.—Yesterday at the Jilar,ge i
Chambers, Mr. Baron Martin attended in relief of t'rg
Baron Kelly, who is not expected to attend at chal3ta
again, as the long vacation ends on Tuesday nelal
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there will then be a daily attendance, until Term, of 13
of the other learned judges.
DEATH OF LORD PLUNKET, BISHOP OF TlO3l. t
We learn by telegraph from a Dublin correspondent tm,
that Lord Plunkett, Bishop of Tuam, died at 1 o'clocliloo
terday morning at his residence in the county of gar'

was in his 74th year.
FORTHCOMING REFORM BANQUET AT MANf!-llo'
jo
TER.—The banquet given by the National Bef°l;
Union at Manchester has been fixed for the 20th of Nci'rdi
ber next. Thirty-five members of Parliament have ni__reb.t,
accepted invitations, and among them Mr. John '1:.
Sir F. Crossley, Sir John Gray, Mr. E. Dalglish, 311;* J,
Hughes, Mr. W. H. Stone, Mr. E. J. Seymour, 31'.:,‘ J.
Synan, Mr. Samuelson, Mr. Finlay, Mr. C. Gilpin, ili!. p.
Stansfeld, Mr. J. Candlish, Mr. W. E. Forster, Mr.

Murphy, Mr. T. Cave, Mr. E. Baines, &c.
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THE LATE CAPT. ARKWRIGHT. WO regr;-t 0
state that intelligence has reached us this morning
death ofCapt. Arkwright, aide-de-camplto the Lord-id
tenant. The melancholy event occurred in Switzer,lll;o'.
and in the presence of some of his nearest relatives. iz.u7170..
Arkwright was upon the staffs of Lords Carlisle and jj: 13
berley, as well as of the Marquis of Abercorn, and was )3.'110
popular and esteemed among us. In him the servicethrii•
lost a most promising young (aeon —Dublin Eveniq '7a
A MAN KILLED IN PICCADILLY.—ThisIII°II3I,IOO
Mr. F. S. Langham, deputy-coroner for Westminster,
an inquest in the Board-room of St. George's IlosPit•
ver.
the body of Thomas Dixon, aged 55 years, a eab-all t
The deceased, while in a state of intoxication, drove:ti s
furious rate along Piccadilly, and came in collision fit, b 9
hansom cab on the rank nearly opposite Claiges-stree', Dig
which he was thrown from his box, and falling' op
skull was killed. traro°li.
THE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION AT LIVE or
—The inquest on the bodies of the men killed byGitf
plosioa of the donkey engine boiler on board the shiPlifit'
of Liverpool, at Liverpool, was resumed yesterdaY• wed,
nesses on behalf of the makers of the boiler were 03°.
but the faulty character of the safety-valve was sill
mitted. mitted. Aet'
ENCLOSURE ACT.—The second Enclosure es'
passed on the last day of the Session, authorised °loll;
closure of the following places : St. Ju]liott, C°l.o/3
Widdington, Essex ; Mynydd. Bodafon, Anglesey
try, Warwickshire ; Waintleet, Lincolnshire ;
Hertfordshire ; Hopton Wafers, Salop and Tlir°-
Hertfordshire.