The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

clans DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIFONIa.
(Reftra the Judge Ordisam)
MILLIW v. =LEW, YAM, An armL
Hr. Hawkins, Qa, Dr. Spin*, aed gr. A. 11
Hill appeared for Os emeenter, Mr. Henry 8egy?"14..._. •
the lofted** who propemoded the will; lire 9,0., Mrisati:ll..
wriboaddrivr.otaißallueir for Vas ;
for one el the parties eked.
Aseoseg to Mr. Rewind onsaing etatesenti
a sr. .14 fteesed that the aliebido.._
line Bellew, oommel_,e bowsew, theows as Glum. s'e"
the daughter ad Me. William Bellew, el liteadagygets
Scomerambire, who died in the year 1834 Al*
°ease his widow removed to Enda where she • •
till her death to 1854. She left fear obikliek So=
the plaintiff ; Louisa Phillips* who had died,
children, Henry Bellew Pain and Mn. Amy AnliAig
Henry, the shied **Want ; sad John
dead, but who had left several repressuPtraetives
tiff bad become poomeseed of a considerable proparsel,..„
her father. Ind the testatrix had gone to nsnlis
two maiden aunts. On the death of se
in 1840, Henry and Femme sash eaoskod:S3
of 4,00 W. • but the bulk of their property vas
to the testatrix. Frames Bellew was e
pointed at this dispossitiou, and instituted
a view to destroy- the will. This led le
gaga% and the result bad been to selablish__ seine nail"
col neas between the two skim Tame were *an,
cumstancies which bad also tended to palms the
result. The testatrix wee apersea of eery
She was fond of adulation, and liked to nth
to society. La 1842 she mound a foretagentlZ
of which she assumed the style of " the
by which she was always afterwards Lem
ptucluised a residence called Titchaeld-hme, Bogy,
gate, Regent's-perk, the name of yyky a.
changed to StookUgh-hoesse, and she rensaftel gee -'em
the dated her death, which took place at the to d glum
the 24th of February lest. Soon after abs west le gee g
Stock's' h-house she made the sioquaratases el s dn. C*
of pi' nom, in the anis neignomiecol, spa
became close friends. She introduced Mn. Orms iee-.
attorneys in sumession, in the bands of whom *dui
went wrong, and in fast Kra Omee sustained a het
upon 2,0004 The testatrix expressed her gen signos.
this 'clinic, and premised to make Ira 08.8
amends in her will. In the meantime ob Bpi ii
friendliest terms with her brother, whom why
family she invited to bar house at the time of *el&
bitten in 1862 ; but after that time she acre spies, hi._
In 1844 she had made a will, which she had Meng—og
Mr. Justice Crowder, who bad been be sensed late,
litigation with ber sister; but that leaned
having eixideatally bream open the persef
leve it, sent it beak to her te be seed y{
she easseelled the instrument and promeled is la y
execute another. In 1863, however, she west to go.
' Ciese in ansiderable agitation, and baying tcli Inge
ber will was missing, proceeded to draw up the yin,
log extraordinary paper, which was the
propunded : " August the fifth, me w
eighto hundred mad sixty-three. Wising k *se
in peace with all my family, and bat pelf y
Almighty God to fogies all my use of exaninim ft
of oolboy" and hog rag to die is peace with the mii,l„
Corolla' Bellew. el neeldeigb-house, ia the psda a
Saint Nereletems, in the county of iltiffsin besay
declare this to be and is my last w3l
mut, and made in lieu of a similar Veit
made and executed by min the year sus theami i
hundred sad fifty-one, of which will I was ligsmd
between the years one thousand eight handrei
sigh= bat mew it and added a oodidl
Id
o
sight hundred and silty these, Wee
tended adding mother codiaiL I then fermi
said will had been taken from a silent dram when
placed it for safety, by my unfortunate like and a On
men woman in her sereice, during my serious illasraink
they bad stated to a confidant most pees
to me. 1. however, recovered, and having kittens em
of mousy and being fully ratified as to win was ths
I insisted on my sister not bringing tie Gerona Ye,
house again. I plaeed my loss in the bands clash*
five podee and investigated the matter es
myself that I ultimately traced several *n
ten pound note, through their hands, esi fa
for the honour of my family I dinnibel
further isquiry, and at my sister's request and Fain*
she should send away the Germs* wawa I farabsibe
with 10/.. that she might rid herself and myself of is
German by paying her passage moray heck seOnm,
and I believed it would have been does, but iran
afterwards I learned to my horror thil
German was living in " comfortable WO,'
at my sister's expellee, or rather at nine, kt
my house she was not afterwards permitted to ester, or
mast she ever again, if she Is in Eoglaad, at my inn
es my sister is apprised of. I was so Metal si tli
discovery that a sad quarrel ensued sad I nand ce be
discontinuing her vaits to the German as tin dre steel
Mee my house altogether herself I diermik
found oho was in debt, and was sniper* ths
woman by selling her clothes. Tam *
foregoing facts, I feel it prudent not to nab karat *
dierormy I have, through a simple sinamstiosa ►W erg
will of one thousand eight hundred and Uwe*, has hm
fraudelautly possessed of, but rather by this ny Mid
and testament, ousel my will of fiftleas, sad say lei el
ether wills made by me, and by each sown seen
leave them to believe that I shall die khan
that they may hunt no mere undonits
supposition of their entire security, for
dionswetod the lost document to be in Mir radoeiredpw
ores leg and so would this if aware ef
belt* sad bars secured it. This may seem rain s
novel introduction to a last will sad totem* bet slug
electunstaneee require extraordinary remedies. My ban
has been for some years deranged ; indeed, I kiwi boss
' rzto live • this will account for my us*
that I feel this explanation to be essmity.
If I had not made this discovery of its
being lost my brother would hays been dlarbei
hie natural rights, and his children cd the (edges be td
been led by rise to expect for their future intae's I
have therefore confided the discovery of my lost walks
aged friend only, on whose silence I I can fely Ow!
II
(having often proved bar faithfulness), antis
have adopted to secure the asfety el tkii
nd
made by me to cancel all others, and at as
eleventh hour it shall be banded to my link!
t
and sot till thee, lest I yet be married. I !ruin
my confidant be living at my death, she will &Niftily, lat
my sake, cooperate with my so nearly sacrificed _
in carrying out my awry wish, which I think beowl
y wish to do, notwithstandiog the fried coLut
ofrriruill'her neinspiruinhew:td gnimieces"exoetoptbetgialredl
east2°GlPro#l.
is sri
3001. to her servant, 5001: to her enter, to whom las lal I
offers her " forgiveness for all the vile schemer et* tura
barked in with her German assistant, to her ova der
nod testatrix's decided bijou", in purse and pecan." am!
"I charge my brother to sink tee game far h
lest she be brought to want, and she ewe• font
no the German into my boas. after my &mese is
I further direct that all her securities to me her osrsnls
borrowed of are be delivered up to her free °final.;
easiest her. I hope and feel that toy brother's esedi__
wards her will be decidedly just." To dm. um
"For extraordinary mama," she M. gives • Poe
for 6001., not to be demanded till thres asemtls
sointedirricit pristhati;onapgratire impositions fpuortionegamrad 1ir.1:54 —ll
rained by the ;Workmate introduction 'gave int
misplaced confidence." To her brother she giete"l
(the whole property was valued at 25.00 a io":7."Zoy ;
she directs her brother to payment Sir Finny rr.rtho
Mee. Came each with a diamond ingot ea. 1e..7117
101. " charity I have done bat little throne •"'.
hereby diens arid bequeath as pane odium
at at the earnest request of Mrs. Casse ; I divide it a
li
lows, first giving 501. to the poor of my Deli" ill
nu the first Christmas end New Yeses
first two years after my decease, threarb
clergyman, of whom I meest a bolero
_.'l7;
for the repose of my soul after mer
hive been there rewired." (Then she earn
legacies ; appoints Sir F. Kelly with her brother 1•2:
tracless-to his childre or, if Sir Fitivoy see 66.7.7,7,
Lion, she appoints then, Lord Chosnosine) s/
disposed of my worldly possessions. Lf alt
acientionsly ; and to prevent my tiefThi.l
from acting as before, I charge my brother
last request, that he will proceed to the insein:bo
full adjustment of my affairs, 611,1 07 7.7 ied4
been onsigned to OW family •-t •dof 0
from the hot temper and dieorganisra joule
sister that she may again endeavour)le woo
my estate in useless litigation, if at my dead
hag WI
and still under the same frightful influence.
the following course would prevent her done !MA
further charge my brother u my ortfr;
appointed executor to this my last will sad temow.sn.„
instruct Sir Fitzroy Kelly to file a complaint et TT in;
court of Vice-Chancellor Wood, if be be :'avoie
(at my death), of whose integrity jog
ber having heard my friend and ad"eee
Crowder speak most highly. I declare this a
last will and testament written by me 00 fear peter
"elk Of paper, and signed by me is the peewees
competent witnesses, sad signed by thralls el
the"
PreammA true 000fpyllac. hA.othanni,. B. 131111103010
was
The will was opposed on the group& that It me'
the sowill cil• tyethirboud:rodesmit
e the deceased,
shethilaellArt.onmO l
rely a l wasle
was no° ‘.•
paper was in point of foot a forgery. bat
when we
beesse iesuppora
went
to press.oftisewill had made
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