The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-04 00:00:00

SZOCELWI TRAPEZN .1(,:c1.0&17.

Last night the "Brothers Colleen " were ;)::..;
through their performance on the trapeze at the Lstrew
Theatre, when one of them—whose " non-profes*.nt.
name is Hugh Kelly—was doing a "sensational leap fr,l
rings suspended from the roof of the theatre by ropes to a SK
placed in a 'hailer position, but several yards apart'-
the rings. Re leaped short, mimed the bar, and fell y
order to preventthe performers from falling upon th
below in case any accident might occur which wolld
to that, a large net was placed below the traper..!. eke:
Ave feet from the ground. When the unfortunet, p.
former mimed the bar to which he was ltaping hot,
upon this net, but unfortunately he ally
edge of it, and, bounding off, fell tndforsawc
with great violence below. The shocking
ream caused the greatest excitement among tin
The performer was picked up in an insennbl.- state
conveyed ins cab to the Royal Infirmary. where he ea,
promptly attended to by Dr. Orton. It wa, fount that
one of his arms was broken, that he was suffering tr,,,t.
conenasien of the brain, and internal injuries. At C 14.
hour last night he was still unconscious. to.' 'rat pt.
nounced to be ins precarious condition.

WILLS AND BEQUESIS.
The will, dated the 3rd of April, PI O, with s
codicil dated the 16th of October. 1868, of the ht.. Art.
bishop of Canterbury' wan proved on the Ist by 'At
Hon. Henry William remelt, the Rev. 10t10 Whit &
(rector of Hinton, Kent), and Efesu7 Longlev.
eldest eon of deceased), the executors. The p:s
party is sworn under 40.0001. The disiActi 111 If 41-.
ceased's will and codicil, with the exceptions or iinitess
guineas to each executor and !epos, .ervuita,
entirely in favour of his sons and • •
specific bequests the testator gives
the following, which be wishes 1=
as " The Holy
.BiLIC u.i •i.e,
Years of the Prince Consort," given to him .-; ;•.4
with her autograph. The statuette of ItAt
him by the ftnCONI Alice, and the
given to him by the Princess Helena. on the.: t
marriages ; the service books for the several •
church which he has performed for diffemut N
the royal family ; the gold c..ronation
silver medals given to him by the Queen on ti...
of the Prince of Wale,, and the Princes* HArn

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respondence with the Queen and other royal 1-::• •
and the three books given to him by the Qiiee•• • .••
viz., "La Vie Eternelle.- "Le P,ire : ,-.1
" Jesus Christ et son Tempa.:•
The will, with six codicils, 01 FAlWara
Fag.. the senior partner in the tirm of Cow:,
the bankers, has just been proved by Edwiri
banks, Sir Dudley Coutts Warjoribanks ;the •
ceased), and Sir Edmund Antrobus, M •
Coulthurst, and Hugh Lindsay Antrobus
ceased's partners in the bank). lire of the exc.:el-is.
personal property is sworn under 600,0004 The i • v
died at his house. Greenland% Henley-upon-T tts.
on the I;th of September last, in his Ls.•
third year. The testator has left to his de . •
Maria, Emma, and Laura, 16,000/. each, with
hold house in Wimpole-street, with plate, furni:.:•
effects, and also the use of his house and z 1.
Henley so long as they remain unmarried ; st, i •
Edward 50,0001. and, subject to the condition-
he holds the same, his share of the domais: • f'"
and all the forests, woods, and real estate

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cription in the parish of Clermont. in Frx. .
to the Duo d'Aumale. and which he perch, i : - .
conjunction with Sir Edmund Antrobus , •
are very numerous pecuniary legacies t. •-•
family. friends. and servant., including one i .: • 1 •
the clerks' fund at Coutta and Co.'s, and one • a
Mi.s Burdett Contra, although, it is -tated. •
may appear superfluous The residue of the re t! e -
aortal property is leit to his sou, Sir Dudley C ••.:,•••
joribanks.
The will of the Hon. Hatley Frere. formerly
Judges of her Majesty's H*ll Court of Judiest s:
drns, but late of Hanow. Middlesex, and sine • f •
bridge-terrace. Hyde-park, where he died on t..- .. •
was proved in the London Court on the 18th •• ••
month, and the personalty in this country sv
ti. 006/. The executors appointed are hiebretht-.-,
Frere. Esq.. and the Rev. John Alexander
The will is dated Nov. 20. 1%6. He leaves t•,!-., v.:.
immediate legacy of and a hie interest LI,
real and personal, and, after her deeease. '•• : -,• • '
estates to his children.

The will of Miss Elizabeth Trotter. •
place, Epsom, was proved in the . • .
60,066/. personalty by the joint actiug eNn •
Reynolds Williams and John Henn Jam. I
will is dated May 16, 1667. with ifinv
May and June. 1t67. and May. r • tr,*.e.r
leaves a sum of &000 . to the Ecclesiast,
for the building and endowment of a ehu,t
age. to be erected in the district of Horton.. 7
be devoid of the **follies of ritualism."
to the Society for the Propagation of
Foreign Parts. There are numerous specific m
ai7 legacies to her friends. and AlAo lepett, ‘•
vents, all free of duty. She appoints he:
Elizabeth Brown, residuary legatee.
The will of ;John Broadwood. of
Crawley, Sussex, Esq.. has been proved under
The wiR of the late Walford Greatorec. nt t!.e
Bradbury, Greatorex, and Co., of AMermatil,..., Ift
houseman, has been proved under 40,116‘,.. -
Sir Cusack Patrick Roney. late of No. if o.
square. Hyde-park, who died on the 30th -"
last, was proved on the 16th ult.. by Cusick to ..•
the son of the deceased, one of the executer.
sonal property is sworn under .1.600/.

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