 The Merchant Taylor Company of York , which Terry had chaired for many years , expressed condolences but made no donation to his memorial fund . It is thought that this decision was not made on principle as , two years earlier , donations of £ 5 had been made to the " Mansion House Fund " in memoriam to prolific clergyman James Raine , who was the company 's established annual preacher and had died some years before the trust was founded in 1896 . However , the national journal Chemist and Druggist : The Newsweekly for Pharmacy described Terry 's passing as " a tragic feature of the recent by @-@ election " and the Yorkshire Herald fondly remarked " There was no person in the city more loved or respected , and no @-@ one who was more possessed of the qualities that constitute a genial and amiable Englishman " . His personal estate amounted to £ 38 @,@ 959 10s . 2d. upon his death . 
