The Pontypridd District Herald and Rhondda Valley, Llantrisant, Caerphilly, and Mountain Ash News. — 1879-06-07 (Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.  The will (dated February 21, 1871), with two ondicila (dated May 26, 1871, and September 1879). of Mr. William Rutter Bayley, late of Cotford House, Bidbury, Devon, who died on March 19 last, at No. 34, Hill.street, Berkeley. square, WM proved on the lith inst. by Hooter Munro and Philip Hedger, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under .078,000. The testator gives to his wife, Mrs. Flora Bower Bayley, Cotford House and £lO,OOO for life, in adcition to the provision made for her by marriage settlement; to his executors, £l5O each ; and legacies to Ins servant,. He devises all his property in the parish of Sidbury, subject .as to Cotford House to his wife', life Interest, all his reel estate is Gloneesterehire, and certain freehold property in Wiltahire, for the benefit of his grandson, Arthur Bayley, but an annuity is to be paid out of the income to Mrs. Susannah Bayley, the widow of his deceased eon Witham Rutter Bayley, during her widowhood; and the Branken Moor estate, Darlington, and certain real estate in Wiltshire, he deems to his son Ethic. The residue oi his real and personal property is to be held upon trust for all his children, his grandchildren Arthur and Florence 'Bayley to take their deceased father's share, subject to the payment thereout of &legacy of £l,OOO to their mother.—The will (dated November 9, 1869), with • codicil (dated August 10, 1877) of Mr. Thomas Christopher Fletcher, late of the London and Westminster Bank, Stratford. plane, Oxford-street, who died on March 25 last, was proved cm the 7th Mat. by the Rev. Charles Crowden, Herbert Fletcher, the son, and Mrs. Louisa Fletcher, the widow, the ere:tutors, the personal estate being sworn under £60,060. Toe testator bequeaths to his wife £2OO and a life annuity of ..6400, subject to reduction in the event of her marrying again; to his two sons 45,600 each; and legacies to other relatives and friends. The residue is left upon trust for his four daughters in equal shares.—The will (dated June 17, 1878) of Mr. William Caird, formerly of No. 7, 13veatomplaoe, Queen'asste, }Centre, but late of No. 13, Victoria, Kensington, who died on March 28 last, was proved on the 26th alt, by Thomas Wilson GSA, the eon, the acting executor, the personal estate being sworn under 1.45,000. The testator gives all his property equally between his children, Thorium Wild= faird, William Edward Caird, Mn. Ellen Julia Sidney, and Mrs. Augusta Southoy, as tenants in oommon.—The will (dated February 10, 1874), with two codicils (dated May 10, 1876, and March 29, 1877), of Mx. William Parker, late of Ware Park, Eerie, who died on March 9 last, wale proved on the 28th ult. by Captain John Harry Eyre, Parker, R.N., the son, the sole executor, the personal estate being sworn under 1.45,000. The testator leaves to hie daughter, Miss Sarah Parker, £lOO, and upon trust fcr leer .67,500 stook of the Regent's Canal Company; to each of his brothers and sister.] and to Richard Higgins Borne, .r.. 50 as a memento of him; and all his real sedate and tee reedits of the personalty to his son. The will (dated June 22, 1874) of Mr. William Jones, late of Overton House, Tunbridge Wells, of New liondstreet, of Teddington, and of Sonthwarketrest, wax. bleacher and chandler, who died on March 10 last, was proved on the 26th 51t, by Mrs. Helen Beale Jones, the widow, Richard Baughan Ashby, and John Barnett, the executors, the personal estate being worn under £45,000. The testator leaves to his executors £lOO each; to his SOU, William Beale Tones and Arthur Curettes Jews, £5,000 each; to his daughters, lessors, emanating together to £2,500 each; to his wife, £5OO and all his household furniture and affects, horses and carriages; he also leaves her the income of the reedue of his property for life, but if she marries again a Hied annuity of £4OO is anbatitated ; and, rubjecit to the widow's interest, the residue), to go to the ohildren.—From the filiestratal London News, May 31.  Another extraordinary murder hes been oom. niitted in Paris. An old irklow, named Boyer, aged AO, who kept a greengrocer's shop in the Temple Quarter, was found strangled in her bed. zoos early an &Mardi, morning. like lived alone. Robbery warn the objece of the °rims. Her watch. purse, and misting, were stolen, but the sesamin appears to have been disturbed in his work. m he overlooked a ram of Mk frame in a drawer width wee found opened. Tbe nature of this leads one to suppose that it ins perpetrated by the same gang tied murdered the groom'. amistant at St. Mande, sad the newspaper woman in the Monism:to Quarto.