The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

In consequence u the runor7u 1872 'rt'ol
ir D.-ug Iru s'.'.I o. Mr. D.Br..r, ri. l.r tao
upp.eiti.l that .. tho hgl iuru' u...s1 r,.
t,es hcqUeUt.l .u him l hi. gran. l.t, ,n. iN
has puhuth,i pIpp,iyt stating tL1 os4.. GIG
cumsiances ol ia" cI.o.
f. appears tAt h. 1,iS, boiuro tho oUl'reak
Of tho li,h ryb9l on, hJ executed tNo dsoIa
assigning tho whole oi h'7 property e, his elI-
est brother, Lord lu.liQUn, aud Mr.. W. q .eig,
a psfsolai liapl--to hG hold by tl.m Ia t.ust
Tor the use Of his wife and children. Ga hs
return from exile, hp .'iNel with rs v B1sn
aud hi' family a. tho family ros lanco Of ca
hsrmoyle, anu was permitted by MtA O'B-io n
60 enj " tho ronts aDd prof Of tho sad el-
tates srd 10 enjoy the sail trust p-ani 'e1 a5 he
hah formerly done, hut tho rsc 'ipt' wore give
in the form follow o., t'a' rs 90 slv "Trus-
tees OF William ;. O B isn.' Ms. q li ion
dloi IN June last, and Immediately aflorward3,
Nj. =. OB. len called upon the trustees TO
re.conv-v TO him the est'to3 granted by ,hs
deed Of 1915 TO which domlri they io2linoi 20
sccede, as th,y were apprehensiys they cOul a
no, legally or with pruprieiy comply herewith
but the SAID W. ;. O'Unon ia,ists tia, it ia
against equity and good conscience that he
should be held bound by tho said dacl.." do
has threatened proceedings in Clancery, 20 com
pei the trustees ''tO execute a re-cOnvcylnce,
and AZ other times II hSs been stated by tho said
William Smith . flrian, that he INTENDED TO
defeat the said de6ds by oiiscting sale of the
lands comprset in them 10 a Vurcl lser for val
ue." Under these circum'taccss tho trustees
have filed petition Ia ,he Iri.h Court of C1an-
csry, praying to bo relieved from further re-
sponsibility in relation 10 the deeds and that
the trusts may be administered u .dsr tho di-
rec'ion Of the Court.
A deputatr1 of gentlemen from The coautic
= 'gu Ep-c0u.inan sri GHsav, hcaiol Ly lhe
O'CuA. or Do, waited N tho Lor' a. I.''.isG.
% pi a petitions ol q 'Ihjec' II the 9rsv ul-
10 q t &c iu n s. ,OultipJ, and dssIrir, N It
,.. ,'tytr. N -nt sh0-l4 ip.t ncsHua "a cT roli E.
a.. E,.t' ECy s'g',i h'' IA surJ,' SHOULD
r,c. no 'ha ton ION It doaarysd, but that tine
q yorrA ont I'D e. fJIIOatol that tue dstrlss
'r. lh'y 10 provo lees form dapIs ,hsn Hts
.glfn',rd,a
= orer.n, Of liluy Term wa, ,'toedol by
'hr ugusl 70 gltlos ~ IN. Fox CJur,s, DuS,
Inc CuuU e. Cha Gerry gas tLrongsd
with spectators, ard during tho d,v GU
rious a,p'ication was mado tn tho Lord Chan
ccllor. About 100 years ago, Robert Billck
member OF the now extinct Corporation OF
Trim, left the interest Of ~ JJ forever, in
trust, for four ProtCs'gn ireemen OF thl. town
that each might get every year coat, pair Of
broeches Of gray cloth, lined with greco batze
or serge, with eight cents a week for broad, and
sums Of five shil.ings and ton shllinga on tho
principal festival. Such of the frromsls sons
as wore appIentigod 20 tho wOJllon trade were
10 be supplied with i.Jlo AID Prayer book
each. la time tho fund sccunIl ,tod 10 q, 800.
Thoro being nov no PfUte3tdnt irenmsn in
JHm, application was made to divert tho funds
to 5olne other Chjoct. Ths Lord Chancellor or.
dor.d the funds To b. paid into COut. Anl 10.
terrtd tho matter 10 Master in C.ancory