The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-03 00:00:00

WILLS AND lINQUBSTS.

The will of the Most Hon. Jame, Brownlow
William Chisooyne, Marquis of Salisbury, K. 0., P.C., was
proved in her Majesty's Court of Probate, on the With
ult., nutter 300,0004 personalty. The executors are
his relict, and his sons, the present marquis and
Lord Eustace Cecil. His relict, the Dowager Mar-
chioness, has a provision of 6,0001. under settle-
ment ; there is a provision also for younger
eons and daughters. The present Marquis is appointed
residuary legatee. The will of Lieutenant-General the
Right Hon. James Thomas Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan,
K.C.8., Colonel 11th Human, of 43, Portman-
square and Deena Park, Wansford, Northampton-
shire, was proved in the London Court, on the 23rd
ult., by the Right Hem George Viscount Curzon ;
Captain the Hon. John C. W. Vivian, M.l'., of Bel-
grave-square ; and Harwell Edwin Bennett, Esq.,
of Marston, Truman Hull, Northamptonshire, the joint
acting executors. The personalty was sworn under 60,0001.
The will is dated 1866, and the two codicils 1367, mud the
gallant general died March 27, at the ago of 71. By the
last codicil his lordship has devised to his godson Robert
Thomas Bruce, fourth eon of Lord Ernest Bruce, after the
de ease of his wife, Lady Cardigan, all his estates in the
counties of Northampton, Leicester, and York, and to his
irsue male. Lady Cardigan Mien the enjoyment of his estates
for her life ; and he leaves to her ladyship his mansion at
Cowes, Isle of Wight, absolutely. He bequeaths to each
of hisCexecutore, Viscount Curzon and the Hon. John C.
W. Vivian, a legacy of 6,0001.; and to Mr. Bennett, 3,0001.
There are several other liberal bequests:—To Hubert de
Burgh, 7,0001. ; an annuity of 2001. to the eldest son of Ge-
neral Marcus Bereaford. Liberal annuities are loft to his but-
ler, housekeeper, valet, coachman, gardener; and legacies
to all his in and out-door servants, free of duty. The will
of the Right Rev. R. D. Haropelen, D.D., Lord Bishop of
Hereford, was proved in the London Court, on the 24th
ult., under 30,0001. personalty. The testator has made
specific bequests to his three sons and daughter, aml
leaves the residue of his property equally amongst
them. The will of the Venerable Archdeacon
R. E. Mankinson, M.A., of Norwich, was 'moved
in London under 6,000/. ; and that of the
Rev. Joseph C. Bradney was proved at Bristol under
80,0001. The will of William Day Leith, Esq., of Id,
Montagu-street, Portman-square, and Palmer Cross,
Elgin, N. 8., was proved in London under 160,000/. per-
sonalty in England, which is exclusive of his estate and
effects in Scotland, comprised in a deed of disposition,
dated 1846. The will of Henry Butt, Esq., of Clapton,
Middlesex, was proved in Loudon, on the 19th ult., under
46,0001. personalty, the executors being Alfred
Hall, EN., of Clapton ; Thomas Taylor Curwen, Esq.,
of Bartholomew-lane, stockbroker; and Samuel A. Hall,
Esq., of Clapton. The testator baa left the following in-
stitutions a legacy of 1001. each:—The Congregational
Board of Education ; New College, Finchlcy-road;
Church Missionary Society, London Chapel Building
Fund, Congregational Fund, and the Old Gravel-pit
Chapel, Hackney, all free of duty. To his wife, besides
some immediate and absolute bequests, he leaves a life in-
terest in a moiety of the residue of his property; and the
other moiety, with the reversion, ho leaves to his two
daughters, Hester and Helen Butt, in equal proportions.
The wills of the undermentioned have been recently
proved in London—viz., George Hinton Bevil!, Esq., civil
engineer, under 60,0001. personalty; Francis Wigg. Emu,
60,000/. ; Charles Pitt Bartley, FAq., solicitor, 60,0001.
At Manchester John Raskin, of Little Bolton, muslin
manufacturer, 00,0113/. ; and John Summerseales, 50,11001.
At Leicester, Joseph Whetstone, Esq., 60,0001. At York,
John Alder, merchant, of Scukoates,
36,0001. At Wakefield, George Jessop, Esq., 100,00,11.
Illestraled London News.

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