The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-17 00:00:00

IN THZ GOODS or .1011NEATIDZ14111ELD. ESQ., DECLAIM.
The Queen's Advocate said in this ease he had to move
the sentence in mann* against the defendants. The testa.
tor, John Camden Neild, Bsq,, made his will, dated the
10th of August 1848, bequeathing the whole of his personal
property and estate (which is valued at 260,00 W.) to her
Majesty Queen Victoria, and appointed the Hon. C. B.
Pluppe, the Keeper of her Majesty's Privy Purse Arch-
deacon Tatham, and James Stevens, Esq., executors.! On
the death of Mr. Neild, the executers voluntarily brought
in the will on the 3rd of Nov. 1862, for probate, and prayed
teat it might be proved in solemn form. The next of ltin
of the deceased had been duly served with citation to ap-
pear, and evidence had been given of the due execution of
the will and the testamentary capacity of the deceased, and
expounded proxy. He now prayed the sentence of the
court, in pain tha next of kin not appearing, and that probate
be delivered.

Sir John Dodson said he had read the evidence and the
paper exhibited, which was the draft of the will ; both
papers were proved to be in the handwriting of the de-
ceased, by Mr. Chas. Shadwell, the witness to the will, the
testamentary capacity was clearly shown, the deceased had
a abort time before his death pointed out where the paper
was to be found to Mr. Shadwell, the witness to the will,
and also stated that the original will was deposited at
Couttee. On the death of Mr. Neild the will was found,
and be had no hesitation in saying the executors bed judged
rightly in voluntarily bringing in the will, and that the evi-
dence was sufficient for him to pronounce sentence and
decree probate.
The probate was decreed, and signed by the judges to be
delivered out.

Tns WILL or TIM EINPLEOR NAPOLEON BONAPASTE.

tit; chietiiiAifyi;e:t;:ppii;d,;;b;;;liortiWiZetary
of State that the will of Napoleon Bonaparte, which was
proved in this country in 1823. having been made while the
Eaperor was in exile at St. Helena. Nish is within the
death harbor muse of Ma) be delivered te the flearetary
of State for the purpose of his delivering it over to the legal
authorities of Prams.

Sir I;ii s;diTn scented the notion, decreeing the will
to be delivered forthwith.

FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Yesterday, J. E. Johnson, Fark,chairraan, and a full
bench of magistrates, sat at the Sessions House, Newington,
and held a special session for the purpose of heating sum-
monses issued against persons charged with having had
false weights and measures in their possession. The fol-
lowing eases were disposed of:
Richard Mark Mills, Tooley-street butcher and salt
merchant ; four 561 b. weights and one 281 b. weight. Fined
Ss.. and costs.
Joseph Whitsey, Spa-road, Bermondsey, grocer and
cheesemonger ; one 21b., and one 11b. Fined 10s., and
costa.

Thomas How, Spa-road, butcher; one unjust weighing-
machine. need 205., and costs.
Elisabeth Broad, Spa-road, grocer and cheesemoager ;
one unjust weighing-machine. Fined 205., and costa.
Joel Jewell, Southwark-bridge-reed, marine store dealer;
two 5610. weights, one 71b., one 21b., one 11b. ; also for
having one unjust weighing-machine. Fined 45e., and
Costs. _

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James Harradine, Bermondsey-street, marine store
dealer; two unjust weiglnag-maeblime. Fined 40e. and
eats.

Lint Butcher, High-street, Newington, port-botcher and
poulterer; one unjust weighing-machine. Pined 20s. and
oats.

Charles Hiller, Snows•fields, Bermondsey, baker; one
unjust weighing•machine. Fined 40s. and costs.
Holland Thomas Whicheloe, St. George's-street, Bor.
mendeey, grocer and cheesemonger ; one unjust weighing-
machine. Fined 40s. and costs. _

William
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nomwaseigt; Spa•road, Bermo.ndaey, chandler; one
11b. weight, and one ilb. Fined 101. and costa,