The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-08 00:00:00

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THE LATE DUKE or NORTHIIIIBIALAND'a WILL,

Probate of the will of Admiral the Blest NobleAlgemon Percy,
Duke and Earl of Northumberland, K.G., P.C., D.C.L.,
F. R.B, pawed the seal of her Majesty's Court of Probate cm
the 29th ult., and was granted to the Right Hon. Hugh
Lupus, Earl Grosvenor, M.P., and the Right Hon. John
Thome' Freemen Milford, Berge Redeobile, the executors.
The personal property was sworn rider 500,0001. The will
bears date Feb. 11, 1848, Wag the year after he nodded
to the title, oe the death of his brother, the third Duke.
The attesting witnesses are Alfred Bell and Henry Lloyd,
Liecoln'einn-fields. His pees died at Alnwick
Castle, on the 12th of February last, at the aged 73. He
married, in 1842, Lady Eleanor Grosvenor (born 1820),
eldest daughter of the second sod present Marquis of West-
minster, but had no due. To her grace he leaves a life
interest io the estates at York and Durham over which he
had power of disposition ; he also confirms two rourisge
tandem's:di in her favour, adding thereto a seen nuking up
5,000!. per annum, and leaving her grace a legacy of 8,0001.
and the plate having the baronial coronet and crest of
" Prudhoe" (his former title), two carriages, and fogy ear.
riap-honea ; also the paintings, pictures., books, articles of
vertu, furniture, wines, &A.. and the deer at Stanwick Hall.
The residue of his property he leaves to the possessor of the
estate of Alnwiek Castle, Northumberlsod.—lllustrated
London News.
THE ALLEGED DEFALCATION OF LORD SHATFL.I.
BURT'S STEWARD.—The lequiry Jet* the charges made
against Mr. Robert Short Waters, of embezzling certain
moneys which he had received in his capacity of steward to
the Earl of Shaftesbury, was resumed yesterday Evening at
Shinbone. After some further evidence had mi
Mr. Cole said it was not the hitentioo of the prosecutor to
proceed any further at preseet with the charges against the
defendant. Mr. Bidwell, the accountant, who it had been
intended should be celled, would have to give evidence on
the accounts generally in support of the other charges that
would be brought forward at a future day, and he (Mr.
Cole) had therefore thought it best that the entire of that
gentleman's examination should be postponed till the evi-
dence of the other witnesses bad been taken on all the
charges. The inquiry was then adjourned till Thursday,
4th May, and on application of Mr. J. Lewis the reoor
niceness of the defendant were enlarged.
ACCIDENT ON THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.
Yesteday afternoon some alarm was aided at the various
stations on the Metropolitan Underground Railway from the
stoppage of the t for upwards of two hours, in we-
sequence of an accident which had occurred at the Gower-
street station. It appears that short], after 1 o'clock a pilot
dens was despatched from Farringdon-street to Padding-
ton, and had preceded nearly to the Gower-street station
when from some unexplained cause it left the rails, sod
turning completely round sideways succeeded in blocking
both lines. Information of what had occurred was imme-
diately despatched to King's-crone and the Portland rod
stations to stop all trains at those points. About half-peat
8 o'dock the line was sufficiently cleared to allow of the
traffic being resumed oe one lice,but it was not till nearly
evening before the engine was righted on the metal, and
both lines were cleared and in working order. _ _

STROFOL/TAN BOARD OF WORHS. —The weekly
meeting of the board was held yesterday, at the °Mow
Spiing•gardene Mr. Thwaites In the chair. A letter of
resigrolloa was raid from Mr. Oreille, member from St.
=ato-the-East. Mr. Oreille resigns because " the
-although mpirasentiog both dissenters nod church-
men, have made an individual diatinction by inviting
clergymen and refusing to invite dissenting ministers to
whams the ceremony of opening so much of the main
drainage works already completed. if this proceediog wu
ally a personal matter (continues Mr. Qsllis), I should
not feel a moment's uneasiness, but as it ism evideou of
partiality, and, in my opinion, of injustice, 1 can be oo
party to it, and therefore I resign my seat at the board."
The letter was ordered to be entered on the minutes. and
the vestry of St. Ousge's-in-the-Baet communicated with.
The other barium of the board was of no public interest.
CRYSTAL PAIACR. ONI SHILLING DAT.
FRIDAY, Malt T.—Admissions on parson, 1.167; 'ditto
by seams tickets, 794: total vialton, 1,961.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

HOOSE OF LORDS.—APRIL 7.
comm.= TOE PRIVtLTGTB.
Their lordships SSA as e committee to ocasider eertele
mange awes.
TUT TM Or KURT AND BHELNIIHNZ.K CLAM TO TOTS
FOR INISISINTATIVI !EZRA ►OR INTLAND.
Mr. Sorleast Burke appeared to support the claim of the
End of Kerry and Shelburne (the Marquis of Lansdowne)
to vote in the election of representative peers for Ireland,
and prodeoed evidence, but the case we. adjourned for fur.
the, prods.
TM Wiles Peerage end De Scales Peerage, which have
been for some time before the home, were spin tam,
additional evidence given in each, and again adjourned.