The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-15 00:00:00

TEI BELLEW WILL CANS.

At the Westminster Police-court, yesterday,
after our report left.
Miss Frances Bellew, who had now arrived, was emir
examined, and accommodated with a meat in the whom-
box on account ell indisporities. She said her sister
invariably or gemerany placed a dot et the end of
her nine. (Lookiaa at some sigesturss.) These
are my sister's. The dot might be left out.
When Ism sheer died there were herself, Emily Sher, Mary
Boutright, and Mrs. Brian in the house. She arrived two
or three days before the conatem's decease. The essetems
told Shea to look up the place, and asked bet (dimmer) to
see that it was does properly. A day or two before her
death she caned her sad gave her two keys an a ring, and
said, " Here are the keys, dear Frances." An hoar before
her death she said, " Don't 5-rieve for me, dearest sister.'
She also said that the drawmg-room furniture was to be
hers (witness's), the diningeoora kronur* wee to be Mr.
Henry Bellew's ; the rest ol the furniture was to be sold,
and the gold was to be divided. She also said that the ser-
vants were to have mourning and a dress apises out of the
wardrobe, in which were also kept the keys of the doors of
the house (all lorked) labelled. After her death Shea opened
the doors of the wardrobe, end eight boors after thetemath
left her body the dresses were given out to An ser-
vants. There were four next ad kin. Herself ;
her Mother. Mr. Henry Bellew; her eldest brother, Mr.
Join Bellew's (dammed) six Andrea ; and her deceased
eldest sister's two Andrea. Heard Uwe was a last
wiote to her brother about it. Mr. Henry Bellew
to see the body of the oenstems after (bath. or attend the
funeral. The medical gentlemen, Dr. White Cooper and
Dr. Simpson, did not tell her not to meddle with her
sister's affairs tall the brother came. She was not loan-
able an boor before her death, nor did witness say so in
the Probate Court, or that brandy, sherry, and champagne
taken as stimulsets confused her. By the finding of the
jury witness got a fourth pert of 28,0001. and by the
pretended will W. a year. Mrs. Giese maid there wee a
will, sad referred them to Mr. Guillaume for information.
The countess soma Schatidtz (the maid) of stealing 2001.
in notes. That was not the fleet quarrel about a will la the
fanny. When their aunt died she and the countess went to
law about her will. The snot left the eionntees 25,0301., mad
enema 2,0001. Witness disputed that will sad the signature.
Woo 7001. at Homburg at the ggaammraaugg table, and gave it all
to the poor. The Irminger &poison's cousin won 2,000 i.
and gave it to the poor. He broke the bank three times.
Witless was related to Nepalese 111. Her cousin mar-
ried him cousin.
Se-examined—No will was looked for Wore the funeral.
Hoary Bellow demanded the keys.
Lank Schmidt' was crossemunined es to what occurred
about the bank notes and other wanes, but teething mate-
rial was elicited.
This closed the ease for the pmeeontion.
Mr. Arnold wished to be informed before the next exa-
mination whether Inspector Tamer's evidence were mate-
rial or admissible.
Mrs. Cease was again remanded, with the same bail el
1,0001., and Verlander's recogninness were extended to
-.day next.