THE BELFAST GAZETTE, OCTOBER 29, 1926. 595 the County of Antrim, Inspector, the Executors Named Conferences

THE BELFAST GAZETTE, OCTOBER 29, 1926. 595 the County of Antrim, Inspector, the Executors named Conferences. To the Rector of Holy Cross Passionists in his said Will. Church, Ardoyne, Belfast, £50. To the Rector of Dated this 7th day of October, 1926. the Most Holy Redeemer, Clonard, Belfast, £100. ROBERT C. BANNISTER, Solicitor for the To the Administrator of St. Joseph's Roman Executors, 30 Market Square, Lisburn. Catholic Church, Belfast, the sum of £50 : and To the Ministry of Finance for Northern Ireland and to the Administrator or Parish Priest of St. all whom it may concern. Columcille's Church, Belfast, the sum of £50— to be applied by them in having Masses said for the happy repose of his soul and the souls of his de- NOTICE OF CHARITABLE BEQUESTS. ceased children, parents, relatives and friends. Tes- In the Goods of ARTHUR DONNELLY, formerly of tator on the happening of events therein mentioned, "Lisieux," Kincora Avenue, in the City of Belfast, and after making certain other bequests, bequeathed Gentleman, deceased. the remainder of his Estate to the Most Rev. Dr. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Act, 30 MacRory, upon trust, to invest in his name and in and 31 Viet., cap. 54, that the above-named Arthur such securities as he thought* proper, the sum of £1,000, Donnelly, who died at Belfast aforesaid on the 23rd and to apply the income thereof in having Masses said day of April, 1926, by his Will, dated the 29th day of in public in Northern Ireland for the happy repose of September, 1923, and two Codicils thereto, dated the his soul and the souls of his deceased relatives, and to 29th day of September, 1925, and 6th day of March, apply the residue of his Estate for such Charitable 1926, respectively, after making certain other bequests, benevolent, religious or educational purposes as he gave and bequeathed to the Trustees for the time being should think proper. Testator declared that on the of the Trust known as "The Maynooth Mission to death of the Annuitant therein named the Trustees China" the sum of £600, upon trust to apply the same should make over to the Most Rev. Dr. MacRory the to and for the objects and purposes of the said Trust, funds set aside for the payment of the annuity, such and after making certain other devises and bequests funds to be held by his Lordship upon trust, to be Testator bequeathed to the Administrators of St. applied by him for all or any of the purposes aforesaid, Columcille's, Belfast, aforesaid, the sum of £100 to by a second Codicil to the Will Testator directed his be applied by him in reduction of the debt on that Trustees to invest the Sum of £500, and to pay the Church, and the sum of £80 for the education of a income thereof to the persons therein named, and there- Native Priest for China, and to the Hospice for the after upon the death of the survivor of them he Dying, Crumlin Road, Belfast, aforesaid, the sum of directed his Trustees to pay the said sum of £500, or £200. To St. Joseph's Home, Crumlin Road, Belfast, the investments representing the same, to the Particu- the sum of £100. To St. Joseph's Babies' Home, lar Council in Belfast of the said Society of St. Vincent Antrim Road, Belfast, the sum of £50. To the Prioress de Paul, Testator died on the 23rd day of April, 1926 of the Convent of the Good Shepherd Belfast, to the and Probate to his said Will and Codicils was granted Sister-in-Charge of Fox Lodge, Belfast, to the Superi- forth of the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland, oress of Nazareth Home, Belfast. To the Superi- King's Bench Division (Probate), The Principal oress of the Sisters of Charity the sum of £50 each and Registry, on the 8th day of September, 1926, to the Testator declared that the receipt of the respective Executors therein named. Superioresses should be a sufficient discharge to his Dated this 22nd day of October, 1926. Executors. To the Mater Hospital, Belfast the sum of £200. To the Society of St. Vincent De Paul. L. A. KENNEDY, Solicitor for the said Belfast, the sum of £200. To the Society of St. Vin- Executors, 7 Donegall Street, Belfast. cent De Paul, Lurgan, the sum of £25 : and to the Conference of the Society of St. Vincent De Paul To the Commissioner of Charitable Donations and attached to St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church the Bequests in Northern Ireland, and all other persons sum of £25 for the Poor relieved by the respective concerned.