The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-03 00:00:00

WILLI AlliD BEQUBSTB.

The will, with three codicils, of Sir George Thomas
Staunton, But., formerly M.P. for Portsmouth, late of
Devonstairrestrest, Portland-place, and of Leigti.park,
Hampshire, were proved In London en August 24, by George
Staunton Lynch EM., Henry Cormick Lynch, Req. (hie
musics), and Charles Few, E.g., the ea-twine executors.
The; perst.nalty in England was sworn under 120,000/. The
will bears date January 30, 1852, the codieds in 14.55 tied
1866. His Irish estates he has bequeitbed to his eouria,
George Stemma Lynch, wbo la the reeidnery tenant.. His
estates In Ragland, including Leieh-park and his house and
furniture in Devonah re.trent, be leaves to his 00UrliP, Henry
Comsat Lynch, together with • legacy of 10,0001.; and they
are to take and nee the anrn wee of "Staunton" after their
own name, by royal licence, and to quarter his anus with
their ow.. He bequeaths a legacy of I,OOW. to his executor,
Challis Few. There are many very lib eel legacies to Ma
family, friends, end eervanta.
The will and otalieil of Mre. Matilda Arabeton-Smith,
Ballet of Thomas Asebeton-Smitb, .E.q., of Veen& Career-
emoted of Tedworth, Hants, wbo died on the 18th May,
1869. were proved in London by John Drummond, Earl., and
George H. 'Walker Renato. Eoq , the brother-in-law; the
personalty valued at 200,0001. Shoham bequeathed the man-
like sae estate at Vaernol, with the land, elate querriee, and
all things appettaireng thereto, with all Nude in the princi-
pality of Wales, to trustees for George Doff, the eldest eon of
Miry Duff, the Wise of bar late husband, and to his issue
leak; on failure to the next brother, and so on; and bequeeta
therewith the furniture attached to the add mutton at
Veenel, and the plate there and at Tedworth to be heirlooms.
Sloe has left the mansion and Wet. at Tedwortb, with the
leads and estates in Hampshire, In trust for Francis Sloane
Beesley ;(a minor), the third son of her sister Laura, the
wile ot the Rev. George Sloane Stanley, 8.A., and to his inns
male, and on failure to the next eon. the furniture and effects
to be hi Id as heirloom's ith the estate. Alen Intves therewith
the sum of 40,0001., to come out of the Welsh estates, end
be annexed to this estate, and descend therewith. There are
liberal legacies to her sisters and where, end bequeste to her
eervante. To her maidservant, Hester King, 1,0001. , her
gentekeeper (Allen) and coachman (Edward"), 6001. each
her bousakespa., Mr*. Hunter, an annuity of 201. ; her late
hesband's valet, an annuity of 302. To the following charit-
able institution., 1,0001. eaoh—namely, the Salisbury. Win-
cheater, and Bangor Infirmaries, and the Church Building
Soci.ty in Wales. Leaves the residue to bar aster Harriet,
the wife of the paid George H. W. lineage.
The will and three codenle of Nicholes Cbarrington, Esq.,
of Ley Spring, Leytonetone, were proved in London by his
three sons, Charles, Frederick, end Nioholee, the executor".
The oeramidty sworn under 70,0001. The will is elided
1850, the codicils 1856, end March and Deoembor, 1858. The
bulk of hie prop ty he leaves to his three eon.. Brqueathe
to his son, the it... Nicholas George Charriegton, his estates
et Unreel! and Stepney foe hie life, and then to his issue;
on failure, to Lie son Charles and hie Kelm ; also leave. to
his wan Nicholas bie thole in the Union tnouranee Mee.
Lesvos his share in the brewery, Mile-end, under the first of
~Charrington, Head, and C 0.," to hie tons Charles and
Frederick, who are also the reelsinezy legatees.—(From the
Blustratdd loam News, Sept. 3.)

THE MAIL Szavicg—The Royal Mail C,olapanv's
einanombip Parana kit Southampton yeeterday with ;he
West Win and Pacific mails, freight, and passengere. The
Peninsulas and Oriental Company's steemehip Pere le ore.
paring to take out the Beet India and China malls ca Mon-
day neat. The Entire will take the Panineular mails of
the 7th.
RAISING THE SCHOONER DON.—This clipper
Teasel, belonging to the Aberdeen Line Cant:way, while being
tow, d through Halfway Roach on Tuesday afternoon. in
order to take Is her baling at lltrith, was suck on the moth
shore, immediately oppogte the Half-way House, owing_ to
• sudden Null catching her S
end the
capsng her. The
crew were Tweed by the tor, end the caPl,lis borloit 'Killed
ineffeeitually at Woolwich Dockyard for essistanee to raise
the vend, the Novice. of the amen Derrick were procured.
The necamary chains for hoisting the *chewier WT. best on
daring Thursday n*ltr, sterday the Derrick brought
the vowel up to theme doakaoorings, suspended in the
chaise to the boom e