The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-10 00:00:00

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

The will of the Right Ron. Matthew F.
Maurice Deane, Lord Baron Muskerry, of Sprin
Castle, Limerick, and Deune's Fort, Somersetshire:
proved in Ireland on June 23, and in England on .d,;
the joint personal estates being estimated under tee,:
His lordship died, May 19 last, at Cranlev-plitee.
ton, at the age of 73, having exeCuteil
June 24, 1867, and a codicil November :
lowing. The executors are Mr. Thomas •i•
M.D., of Albert-terrace, Knightsbridge; and 11. iei i
land Keily, Esq., Suffolk-street, Dublin ; to eudi hi;;.
a legacy of i,OO/. ; and to two male servants eaeii
Of 2001. ; the above legariee free of duty. lie he rt.
to his son, the Hon. henry Standish
R.N. 5,000/. He leaves to his grandson, Matthew II
ton Fitz-Maurice Dean Morgan, now Lord Mikle•rre.
only child of his late eldest son, the Hon. Robert *Elko; I'
Maurice Deane -Morgan, who died iu 16,17, the • it •21.
under marriage settlement. The residue of his lei
estate he leaves to Elizabeth Bareness Muskerry
'lady. The will of Sir Charles Lemon, Bart., t inn
M.P. for Penrhyn and West Corawall. Deputy Lient• •
for Cornwall, and Special Deputy Warden of the s•
varies, who died at the age of eighty-two, was ie..,
the registry of Bodmiu, under b 4.1.0001.
Ills wife, Charlotte, Lady Lemon, daughter ta
second Earl of Ilchester, died in 18211. Thu
of George Clutterbuck Tugwell, Esq., of Crowe 11
and Widcombe, Bath, was proved, in the registry at I;
tol, tinder 120,000/. personalty. The will of Chit
John Rennet'. Esq., was proved, in the principal regist
under 100,000/. personalty. will of Edward St. J,
Mildmay, of 'Wilton-crescent, Belgrave-it-piare.,
proved us the London Court, on the V.ith alt., mu
2:40001. personalty, the executors being Arthur Go
St. John Mildraav, Esq., the eon; and Charles leorge
nett, Esq., the -son-in-law. The will and thris•
were all executed in 1862, and a fourth codicil Jun,
1867 ; and testator died May 16 last. There are unm. r
specificls bequests. The testator having a di.p.
over ,37d/. funded property, leaves one-tiord
daughter, Marianne Jane St. John Barnett, and ti
husband and children; one-third to Jane and Es..
daughters of Jane Harcourt Vernon ; and the rem ri
third, together with the residue of both his real and
tonal estates, he leaves to his sun, Arthur fieur;.,,e St.
Mildmay, and to his issue. The will of Thomas
Esq., late of Swanwick Villa, Somersetehire. was Fr
at Bristol on the 4th alt., under 70.0001. per - •
The testator died, March 19, at Oakfield House,
having executed his will Feb. 72, 1667. 'Fhe exectit..r•
trustees are his relic and his nephews, Edmun.l
and Francis Wintle, Esqre. The testator leaves to
all consumable articles absolutely, and the dwelleezdt.
and furniture for her life, an annuity of 1.•2•0'.•
an immediate legacy of 2,0001. He Ixspiew'i, •
estates and house property to each of his
nieces ; and there are many legacies to other P).
and friends. Ile leaves 1001. to each of the to
local charitable institutions—vv., Bristol Royal bite
Bath Auxiliary British soul Fen Bible siiec
branch of the Church Missionary Society, Bath :. •
tiary, Bristol branch of Ilervey's Benevolent •
Bristol branch of the Church Pastoral Aid Soi *v •
after the decease of his wife, a further KIM of Ilse_ t
of the foregoing institutions, and to the Bristol
tiary. He leaves 201. a year to Is, given to
elderly women of Westbury. and the interest of :;u.,
divided amongst the poor of Cheddar. The re,i,1.1..
property he leaves amongst his several mph 'a
Illastraltd Loin/cm Sews.

A trifling circumstance such as a now n
tion of the directors of the Austrian Lloyd's steamer• •
quires importance as being significative of the ear
mod now existing between Rome and Vienna. 1,•
vessels have ceased to convey gratis, as lieretof.,re,
ganda missionaries from Ancona to the Levant, and
versa.
COMBINATIONS OF WORKMEN.—A bill 11:1,
laid before the House of Commons by Sir T. F. Ilan_
and Mr. R. Young, to repeal and amend the laws vela•
to trade societies and combinations of workmen. Tin'''.
delcares that certain existing acts and the common law ,
plicable to combinations which it proposes to repeal are
judicial to the interests of workmen and restrictive ei
right of free association. It therefore proride4
sonal violence or intimidation with the object of
forcing conditions upon which labour service 411,1.
rendered shall be punishable witl *hive moat'. '
prisonmcnt and hard labour. TI. • .. •.t
binution for trade purposes is not, ' • .•
a ems-piracy. Trade societies are ;, • •
when their object is mutual min.!
seek to impose penalties of 11 • •11 I
respecting the terms and mode up.,• H hi,
rendered. Provision is also mad, the

officers committing frauds upon : •
The Rev. George Bras-AI 11 • •
assistant curate curate of St. Augt - 4ll''.,
S. W., Ass been appointed clori, • 4 '
the London nine and Open Church