The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-02 00:00:00

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RZPRUNNTATION or Essax.—Parties are
min to consider the political arrangements that will be
necessary under the provisions of the Reform Bill, and
es have heard a rumour that should the measure pus in
its present shape Lord E. Cecil is likely to offer himself
for North-west Essex. We understand that at the close
of the session his lordship will proceed on a tour to the
eantiaent, and will therefore be absent from England for
shoal two months—Chelaisford Chronicle.
Eros COLLZOI. —The school will elose to-day
for the autumn vacation, which will extend over a period
of about eight weeks. The Great Western and South
Western railways will run special trains from the Windsor
stations for the accommodation of the scholars returning
to their homes. The vacation will terminate on the 25th
of September, when the Lower boys return to the oollage.
These will be followed by the fifth and sixth forms, which
ha to arrive at the school an the two following days.
WILLS AND Bsousers. —The will of the Hon.
lady Charlotte Matilda Greville, of Eaton-plaoa, Pimlico,
was proved in the London court under 16,0001. personalty,
the executors appointed being her nephew, the Right Hon.
George Guy, Earl of Warwick and Brooke, and her Mater.
the on. Lady Louisa Caroline Ann Greville. Her ladyship
was the daughter of the second Earl of Warwick, and
died in May last, at Power Hostel, Sydenham. Her lady.
ship's will bears date 1853 and is contained in the follow.
tog words :—" I give, devise, and bequeath the whole of
ay property, both real and personal, to my sister, Lady Louisa Caroline Ann Chorine, and I appoint my said
sister and soy nephew executrix and executor." The
will of John Mack, Esq., of Patson-hall, Norfolk, was
Proved in the court at Norwich by the trustees and
executors—namely, William Palle, Eaq., of Basil-
hort„ h. Norfolk, the testr's cousin, and the Rev.
Samuel Shepheard, of Calthorpe, the testator's
brother-in-law. The personalty was sworn under 140,0001.
The will is of great length, and bears date 1863. The tes-
tator confirms his settlement on marriage, and leaves his
wife, in addition thereto, an immediate lesefif 2,0001.
Ilia eldest son inherits the estates in Norio ueathed
by the will of the testator's late brother, the reread
Them,. Rack. The mansion and estate of Poston Hall,
'object to the occupation of his wife and children,
racluding the manor and lordship of Poston, Leecahes,
Latimer, Huntingfleld, and Edingthorpe, he leaves
to his second son, John, on his attaining 26. To It's eons
Philip and Hugh eash;3o,oool. To his sons Edgar and
Arthur each, 25,0001. - and to any subsequent born sons
each 20,000/. on attaining 24 ; and he bequeaths to his
daughters, 8,0001. on attaining 23 or on marriage. There
al mall legacies left to each of the workmen on his
Mates. The residue is to be divided equally amongst
all his children. The late James Oliver, Esq.,
of Leamington Priors, died possessed of personalty
"tioated at 30,0001. ,• and Us bequeathed to the
bible Society 20010 • Church Missionary&misty. 1,0001.
Asylum for Idiots, 1,0001. ; Town Missionary and noriPt'ul;
Seeders' Society, 1001. ; and to the Religious Tract Society,
561. The late David Swoon, Esq., of Ashley-park, near
Walton-on-Thames,whoee personal property in this country
was sworn under 120,0001., has left the following bequests
to charitable institutions : To the Jews' Hospital, Lower
Norwood, 200/. ; Jew.' College, Finsbury-square, 200'.;
Jew' Free School, Bell-lane, MeL ; Jews' Orphan asylum,
7sl/. ; Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Orphan Lostitu-
Qoo and Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Hospital, Mile-
end, each 100/.-111statrulai London New.