The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-14 00:00:00

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Sts,—Amongstiiiem;ni4;f your readers whc
have doubtless wympathieed with the victims of Charles IL
legislation and Lancesbire justices' justice, there may be
tome who would gladly contribute to the fund for fully
testiog the legality of the conviction, with a view to the re.
moral of the obnoxious act from the statute book in its
opposition to works of necessity. Permit me to say that
subscriptions will be thankfullyy received by the
honorary
secretary of the Haymakers' Defence Committee,
Bothwell, Leigh Chrasiele office. Leigh, Lancashire ; or they
will be received (however mall) and forwarded from this
ofSce.—l am, lee,
.R. M. MORRELL. Hoe. Secretary.
National Sunday League, 4, Besufert.buildings,
Shand, W.C., Sept. IS.

Willa AND Bmlowa—The will of the Hon.
Robert Curzon the elder, of Hagiev-hall, near Rugeley,
Staffordshire, and Parham-park, neer Staynieg. Sussex, was
proved in the London Court by his eldest see, the Hoe. Ro-
bert Curzon, the sole executor. The testator, who died at
the age of ninety, had represented in parliament the borough
of chtheroe, which Met he retained for a period of thirty-
four years. He was formerly colonel of the Staffordshire
Volunteers, and had held the office of high aheriff for Sus-
sex, and was deputy lieutenant for that county. The tes-
tator was the younger son of the late Viscount Curzon, by
Dorothy, sister of the first Earl Grosvenor, and cousin of
Earl Howe, and married, in 1808, the Right Hon. Harriet
Anon, thirteenth Baroness de la Touche, to whom he leaves
a life interest in all his moveable effects, which, upon her
ladyship's dermas, will devolve to the eldest son, who is
residuary legatee of the real and personal estate. There is
• provisional charge made upon the estates in favour of the
testator's younger eon, the Hoe. Edward Cecil Curzon.
The will of Ground Sir John Hanbury, H.C.8., of Charles.
street, Berkeley-square, was proved in the Loudon Court by
his relict, Lady Banbury (the daughter of Sir N. Rycroft,
Bert.), sole executrix. The personal property was sworn
under 20,0004 The gallant military officer was colonel of
the 99th Foot, and attained the sge of eighty-one. His will
bears date April 22, 1862. Sir John bequeaths to his relict,
Lady Banbury, • life interest in his leaded property and
other securities, and appointa her ladyship residuary legatee
of the rest of the personalty. His military seders and
medals he leaves to his nephew Lord Bateman ;
other specific bequests are left to his sister, nephews,
nieces, and cousin ; bequeathing his !elided pro-
perty, on the decease of Lady Banbury, amoziget certain of
his nephews. The will of Mr. Charles Hitchcock, of Horn.
ley, Middlesex, was proved in the Loudon Court under
100,0091. penomilty. The executors are his brothers. Dr.
Thomas Hitchcock, and Messrs. Frederick and Alfred
Hitchcock. The will was executed in February last, and is
purely of a family nature. After making a provision for his
wife, be leaves her a life interest in the residue of his per-
sonal property. To each eon be leaves 13,0001., and has
made • liberal provision for his daughter, appointing his
said sous and daughter reversionary residuary legatee'.
There ere leper bequeathed to his father, brothers, and
sister, and to each of his brothers who are executors a
further sum of I,oooi. for their trouble is the executiou of
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