The mansion was demolished in 1881 and the same fate has befallen St Thomas's church where Gladstone learned his deep religious convictions, to such an extent that he hoped at one stage that his father, who had it built, would bequeath it to him.
President Barack Obama, in his second term, is looking at the legacy he would bequeath to his country and the world.
Mr Chrétien would bequeath a commanding majority in the House of Commons, where the opposition is divided four ways.
But the father might privately wonder just what sort of a Washington world he would bequeath to his son.
Appealing to older voters, many of whom tend to favor leaving Europe, Mr. Cameron urged them to think about what they would bequeath to the next generation.
He would bequeath to his children not just a fortune, but also what Mr. Coll calls a "transforming vision of ambition and religious faith in a borderless world".
In 1972 Linda Lovelace, nee Linda Boreman, star of the notorious hard-core movie "Deep Throat," played the role that would bequeath her a tawdry and lasting celebrity.
Since then, the question has been whether the Fed chairman would try again, or whether he would bequeath the problem of fashioning an exit strategy to Yellen, who will take over on February 1st.
But when all his financial appeals were refused, Marx looked around for other means of livelihood and fame, eventually terminating his relationship with the Tribune and devoting his talents full time to the cause that would bequeath to the world the seeds of Leninism, Stalinism, revolution and the cold war.
He would bequeath to his children not just a fortune, but also what Mr. Coll calls a "transforming vision of ambition and religious faith in a borderless world". His British-educated son, Salem, who took over the company after his death, would expand its international reach, and he would also embrace a Westernized, jet-set existence that allowed him to indulge his eccentricities to the fullest.
In 2012 the gambling-machine billionaire said he would bequeath more than half his fortune to charity.
