The Sun.
London, England, 1861-07-29 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT GOODIVOOD.

Kildonan, Lupus, Nerio, Tolurno, Express, Sir William,
Starlight, Doefoot, Rapartee, East Stanley, Wingrave,
Chieftain's Danger, Surprise colt, Ellen, MonEtoile, Restes,
Giraffe filly, Gorse, Queen of Vale, Winton, Maybell filly,
Comforter, Adine filly, Cross-stitch, West End, Capt. For-
tihus, Snapshot, Crotchet filly, Roesia, Lady Blanche, Par-
mesan, Rosalind, Nemesis, Gibraltar, Southport, Coulon,
Carbine, Hubert, Balham, Master Fenton, Caterer, Keane,
Brownie, Man-at-Arms, General Hess, Biondella, Fife,
Longshot, Cantiniere, Ace of Clubs, Knight of St. Patrick,
Royallieu, Vergiss-mien-Nicht, Birdhill, Mdlle. Chantilly,
Bertha, Cosmopolite, La Vapbur, Shingle, Pretendant,
Xurollo, Laura, Donna del Lago, Malta, Adraster, Eller-
ton, Walloon, Middleton Maid, Sporting Life, Strike,
Starke, Umpire, Anata, Optimist, Wallace, Satellite,
Santa Claus, Olive Branch, Anthem, Golden Fleece, Dia-
dem, Barb Pigeon, Thunderbolt, Miss Julia, Zodiac, •
Gresella, Spicebox, Jingling Johnny, Lord of Manor,
Patriot, Stampede, Nutbusb, Vancouver, Wombat, Chriem-
hilde, Rhedycina colt, Croagh Patrick, Queen of Spain,
Cannobie filly, Sugar Plum filly, Coalition filly, Benham
Lass, Audrey, Mousetrap, Sappho, Camerino, Conqueror,
Rufus, Miss Emma, Hesper, Alvediston, Elcho, Schism,
Sir Philip, Cantab, Carbinat, Grey Hen colt, Furious,
Ebony, Instructor, Ashford, Deceptive, Sermo, Dianah,
Voltella, Crater, Seclusion, Wizard, Buccaneer, Vinegar
Villette, Otho, Gurello, Fravola, Salamanca, Fan-
tasia, Gallus, Asteroid, Rising Sun, Amy, Ellen Middle-
ton, Plumper, Camperdown, Pope, Shipwreck, Galherdiue,
Atherstone colt, Overton, Rookley, St. Alban's, Despot,
Trovatore, and Kaiser.

WILLS AND BEQUEST&

(From the Illustrated London Hews.)

The will of Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Richard
Saunders Dundas, K.C.8., Hon. LL.D. of Oxford,
was proved in the principal registry in London on
the 16th inst. by the testator's brother, Lieut.-Gen.
the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville
K C.B. ; Vice-Admiral Henry Dundas, and Mr.
William Pitt Dundas, advocate, the executors. The
personalty in the United Kingdom was sworn
under £16,000. The will of this gallant admiral,
which was drawn up in the Scottish fain, and bears
date so long back as the year 1842, required special
affidavit before probate could be granted in the
testamentary court in England. This form has
been adopted in the will which we now have to
record of Admiral Dundas in the conveyance of his
property. We give the terms used—" Failing any
disposition to- nearest heirs whomsoever who would
be entitled to the same according to the law of Scot-
land." In this case no other disposition has been
made, and no other document found, and the will,
d'sted 1842, has therefore to be acted upon. Ad-
miral Dundas was what is termed " domiciled in
England," and died on June 3 last, at his residence,
ew-street, Spring-gardens, at the age of 59, and
was never married.
The will and codicil of General Peter De la
Matte, C. 8., of the Bombay army, were proved in
the London court on the 17th inst., the executors
nominated being his relict, together with Mr; Au•
gustus Le Messurier and Colonel Thomas Faunce,
the testator's son-in-law. The personalty was
sworn under £B,OOO. The will of this gallant
general is strictly of a family nature, the bequests
being confined entirely to his relict and to their
children. The will bears date 1858, under which
the widow takes a life-interest in all the property,
and on her decease a sum of money is to be invested
sufficient to secure an annuity of £2OO to an invalid
unmarried daughter, and the remainder is directed
to be equally divided between the testator's two
married daughters. The general, since making the
above will, having purchased an estate, added a
codicil to his will at the commencement of the pre-
sent year, by which he devises this freehold estate
to his daughter, the wife of Colonel Faunce, for her
life, which on her decease is to descend to the eldest
son of this lady, and to his issue. The will con-
tains no other bequests. The general died at his
residence, Craven-hill gardens, Bayswater, on the
sth of February last.
The will of Rear-Admiral the Hon. John Frede-
rick Fitzgerald De Ros, the brother of the testator,
and the Rev. F. H. Pare, M.A. The persona ty
was sworn under £12,000. The gallant admiral
hhefdieineddsp.ossTeossheids
brother, Baron De Ros, who
bequeathsatnongs
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propertyanodf personalwhich
has taken
en upon him-
self the trusts of the will, he bequeaths £lOO, to-
w
to-
gether with other specific bequests ; the like sum of
£lOO is also bestowed on the Rev. Mr. Pare, the
other executor. To each of his sisters a legacy of
£5OO, with other specific bequests, leaving the re-
sidue of his personal property to his sister, the
Hon. Mrs. Pare, for her life, and upon her decease
to that lady's daughter. There are some handsome
pecuniary legacies lett to the admiral's personal
friends, and also sums to purchase tokens of remem-
brance of the testator. The admiral has bestowed
a legacy on that excellent institution, the Marine
Society, of £lOO, and he directs that all legacies
are to be paid to the recipients free of legacy duty.
The will, which is in the admiral's own hand-writ-
ing, is very brief, and bears date in 1849, and Ad-
miral De Ros died a bachelor at the age of fifty-
, seven.

THE ARCHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.—Tho Arehmo-
logical Institute of Great Britain and Ireland commenced
its annual summer congress at Peterborough on. Tuesday,
and the meeting was continued on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday. At the inaugural meeting, the chair, which
was temporarily occupied by Mr. Octavius Morgan, M.P.,was
taken by Lord Talbot de Malahide. Addressee of welcome
were delivered by the Rev. Canon Argles and Archdeacon
Davys on behalf of the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough;
gelqnr.tryJ.
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G. IL Whalley, M.P., on:
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nobility,
and Mr.
Bishop of Lincoln.,
tonshire ; and by Mr.
the inhabitants of Peterborough. Tho Rev. T. James, of
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seconded
by Lord Neaves. A second meeting was held in the even •
ing, the Rev. Lord A. Compton in the chair, at which Mr.
parker read a paper "On the Ancient Houses,
Chapels and Hospitals in Northamptonshire
contributed an essay "On the Early Saxon Domestic.
_ and the neigh-
bourhood of Peterborough ;" and Mr. H. M Bloxam also
Very Rev. the Dean of
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Oxford,
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under Wednesday
a in
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of the
Tombs. in Peter-
borough
the prestdosonney
by
Lead the
Rev. J. Earle, late Professor Ely, and papers were
in the Uni-
versity of Anglo-Saxon
ee of the
" On the Local Nomenclature of North-
amptonshire;" by Mr. C. C. Babington, Professor of Bo-
tany in the University of Cambridge, "On the Ancient
History of the Fens ;" and by the Rev. A. W. Brown, " On
't'eekOnplaee
certain existing Landmarks of Early Ecclesiastical His-
tory." An excursion followed to Barrack, Whittering,
and Caistor churches. In the evening the dinner took
place at the Great Northern Hotel, Lord Talbot de Male •
hide presiding, and the very Rev. the Dean of Peter-
borough afterwards gave a conversazione at the dean-
ery. On Thursday a trip was made by special train
to Oakham, where the castle-hall the earthworks of
the castle, the church, &e., were inspected ; and at noon the
partypassed onto Stamford, where the various churches, the
site of the Hospital of St. Thomas of Canterbury, &c., were
visited. On the invitation of the leading inhabitants of the
town the party were entertained at luncheon, the Mayor
(Mr. Johnson) presiding. The meeting, which is nume-
rously attended by members of the institute from all parts
of the kingdom, will continue till Tuesday. Cone of the
most interesting features is a temporary museum, which
includes some exceedingly rare and valuable objects, and,
inter alia, no fewer than 40 portraits of Mary, Queen of
Scots, frail various collections.