The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-27 00:00:00

WILLS AND BSQU3STB.

The will of the Most Noble Henry De•la-Par
Bereeford, Marquis of Waterford, K.P.„ was admiainered to,
in the London Conn of Probate, by his brother, the Most
Noble and Reverend John De-la• Poor Bereeford, Marquis
of Waterford, as one of the next of kin, there Ming no
executor named in the will, the marchionen, the
having renounced the gnat. The will is dated the nth of
August, 1832, and is written on • small sheet of note per,
and witnessed by John Ferkieson and William L. Ferrer.
The persooal estate was sworn under 70,0001. He leans
Ford Castle, and the land. and estates in Northumberland,
to the Marchioness foe her life, her jointure being paid out of
those estates; and oleo leaves to ber the jewellery, plate, end
money at the banker's. He bequeaths to hie sister, the
Combas Talbot, 1,0001. a net, en be a thane oPth the
'delineates; end, subject thereto, he leaves the Irish estates
to his brother, the present marquis, es well in the seines in
Northumberland end elsewhere on thedeenes of his wife, the
Dowager Marchioness.
The will of Henry William Diela-Pror Bamford (Nine),
Esq., of %dale Hall, Yorkshire, who died on the 24'h of
July, 1859, woe proved in London by the widow and exe-
cutrix, power being reamed to Mermaduke Wyvill, jun.,
EM., and Oeerge John White Melrille, Req., tbe ether
execaton. The ponoseln sworn under 8,000/. The will
is dated February 13, 1836. He ha Lemseethed to his wife
the residenoe, household furniture, and effects, at niskow,
with the carriages and such of the plate not having the
arms and Crest of Pekes; and bequeaths the estarea at
Beds* together with the mansion, furniture, paintings, and
the plate with "beams end crest of Pains to his son. grand
son, mid hire male; every tenant in possession to bear and
as. the surname of Petra after his own, and obtain a
horses for that panne, sad to quarter such arms with their
own, end such plate to be heirlooms with the %dale wants,
The estates are under shim settlement Ties bongos to
give the next alternate presentation of Honks to his brother,
the Rev. John George Bamford : value. 1.9381.
The will of Conn Campbell, Esq., formerly Phniciae.
Clensrel In the Hon. East 'lndia Company's Bengal Raab-
lithment, was proved in Loudon by Mune Lionel Peen
Dash= EH, one either executors. The personalty Is Rag-
land sworn seder 12,0001. He has bequeathed his prep sty
principally amongst his sons and daughters, larnag a fry
wooled to hie friends and relatives, and to his odnontn—
lihntratod London linos.

Mr. Bre:ninth. barrister, revised the list of voter,
fir amiss el the Liverpool Dock beard yesterisy, bat
es awn ware ao ehisetioas, the beaus wee madp

Hi 8211111 IN TILS BUILDIAO TRADE.
Lad night a numerous meeting of the men lately
k the employment of the Moss. Cubitt was held at Win-
chester-hall, Pentonythe, for the purpose of siprresina an
rrea their promo The abate was taken by
insierr, wholly/mai the promoting, la • abort speech.
Mr. )UWBlllBl' (plater) monad the antieselag repolation :
—"That this meeting desires to ISpr•Ill Its reset at the tll2
tonnes' misFsderstand!as at present exiathsg between the

spry.. bed the& trorkZeo, pletligtegte. If so us, ell
boemerebie means to arrive et some conaltetory arraesseeent
obeteby it zoay be tiolily tarsiteeted."
Mr. Gr.sw eeded eG moose.

Mr. &mi. moved the following amendment :—" That
nab metin much terms the position maimed by the
i
en, in closing their emabliehmente and introducing
sttidocuruent or easement se they propeed ; and that it
pledges itesif never to accept any such document or agree-
ment, or to resume work In any term till such document or
agreement be uncondiameally withdrawn and the firm be
esbliekr opened." The speaker characterised the conduct of
the =stem es abltrsay, tyrsenikel, aggressive, and unjust,
and, in the midst dwagons* 'bads& celled on the men
to stand Eft and tomig the dictation of the masters.
Mr. Pubs esooaded the melodrama, which wee put; sad
carried samittelleal cosereby an tortrielseiming majority.:
lied the original motion base adopted it was intended to
hare proposed a mooed, to the effect that a respectful state-
ment should be prepared and forwodod to the Meters.
Cadet, Paten the meeting to cower* referring the ques-
tions is Opalsp sethretion, and to abide by the crooning,
111=0Meihf proper to reopen their eetabltehbaenta and
the ffeclaretion. ,The proceedbgs, however, were
out aka, b tits adoption efgbe amendment,

Tat BUMS IN DUBL/N.—The master builders
bale be • eared maw, at which they pease resolutions
reitemilag their dassendialias b rake the demand of. CM
osepatten tar en Masan 4 war., sad 4setifyiag ttat * the
event of tbs men not return's( to their work they will seek
slismthare fora safitelsat saueber of hes& By wit of
showingabat thry bays no disposttios b curtail the
of desstutag me. the roestere state that they have bass 7
is( the required bads. pea week to several wottmen err
rwiteetive empiormats, and May preset against dm arbi-
=conduct wide!' bas compelled those men to jolt the
As yet the turn-out is rut general, so, where eon-
trout had been entered into and were rot onspiseed; the
trade permitted the mss to rumen until snob works Mere
finished.