The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-24 00:00:00

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the Court.

OSBORNE, JOLT 23.

The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, ac-
companied by the Duchess of Coburg and Princess
Beatrice, and her Majesty and the royal family walked in
the grounds this morning.
The Duke of Coburg, attended by Major-General
Francis Seymour, C. 8., and Major Von Hanke, arrived
from London yesterday.
The Duke of Edinburgh also arrived, and dined with the
Queen in the evening.
His royal highness afterwards went on board the
Galatea.

Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse, attended by
Baroness Orancy, Major von Hew, and Baron Badman,
arrived this morning from London.

Prince and Princess Louis of Muse took leave of the
Prince and Princess of Wales yesterday morning, and,
attended by Baroness Graney, Major von Hesse, and
Baron Batman, left Marlborough-house for Osborne.
A committee of the Lords of her Majesty's most honour.
able Privy Council sat yesterday at the Privy Conn.:d-
aft°, Whitehall. The lords present were the Lord
President, Lord Robert Montagu, theßight Hon. Oathorne
Hardy, the Bight Hon. S. H. Walpole, and the Right
Hon. Sir William hrle.

1. Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial-oftke
to the Governors of the Settlement' on the West Covet
of Africa and to the Governor-General of Canada.

The Royal Commiasion on Military Education met at
the War-office on Wednesday. Present, Lord de Grey
(chairman), Lord Eustace Cecil, M.P., Lord de Hos, Lord
Northbrook, Sir Charles Russell, Lieutenant-General Sir
Duncan Cameron, K.C.8., Rev. W. C. Lake, Lieutenant.
Colonel Chesney, and Lieutenant J. W. Hozier (secretary).

The Prince and Princess Mary Adelaide of rock,
in consequence of the illness of their infant daughter,
were prevented dining yesterday evening with Lady Hol-
land at Holland-house, Kensington.

The Marchioness of Ormonde and Lady Mary
Butler have left town for Anglesey to spend some weeks
by the sea-side.

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The Marquis of Abercorn is shortly to be created
a duke.

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

Sir James Brooke, H.C.8., Rajah of Sarawak,
by his will, dated April 16, 1867, devised his sovereignty of
Sarawak to his nephew, Charles Johnson Brooke, and the
heirs male of his body ; and, in default of issue, to his
nephew, Stuart Johnson and the heirs male of his body ;
and, in default of such issue, the Rajah devised his said
sovereignty wile her Majesty the Queen of -England, her
hews and assigns for ever ; and the Reah appointed Miss
Angela Georgina Burdett Coutts ; Fairbairn,
Esq. ; and John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P., trustees of his
will to see the purposes aforesaid carried into effect.
The Rajah bequeathed toredsonsiihew Charles Johnson
Brooke, all his real and edits in Borneo and
England, and constituted ' his residuary legatee ; and
the Rajah directed his nephew Charles Johnson Brooke
to furnish to his executors from his property in England,
and out of the debt which was due to him hem the State
of Sarawak, sufficient funds to raise legacies to Arthur
Crookshank, Esq., and Mr. George Brooke, and liberal
annuities in favour of his servants ; and the Rajah ap-
pointed as his executors Spenser St. John, Esq., her
Britannio Mairaerti'oso Chargf d'Affaires at Hayti; Alex-
ander Knox, ~ of 91, Victoria-street, Westminster;
and John Gillam ty and Richard Butt, of Gray's-inn,
solicitors. The will of Don Luis Diez y Fernandez de la
Somers has just been proved in London. The will of
Victoria Lad j Doveton was proved under 12,000/.
The will at Ma or-General H. Cc/Eagan; 11.M.1.A., was
proved under ,0001. The will of Thomas Fletcher, Pa.,
was proved under 120 000/. personalty. The will of
Pranew Charles Jocae,Esq., formerly of Yeardsley,
Cheater, but late of 11 reit, Prance, was proved in the
London Court of on the 14th inst., under
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Illiegio, Bei:k7agrhon, • . TholrurZertext°" anllutrateaelar& John
Nicholas Cole, of 36, Essex-street. The
will is dated July 1861 ; and there ars four
codicils, the last dated Affs. 6, 1003. The testator
bequeaths to Ids daughterenrietts, • legacy of
10,0001. as a provided she does- not
become a nain"ranitda It lase to his wits an annuity of
6001, and the Asides of his property. The will of Edward
Haar, Esq., J.P., late of the Howe, lialetesd,
was preyed in London, on the lath Wit, under MEAT
personalty, by the affirmation of Anne Homer. the relict
and sole executrix. The will is dated July 12, 1866. The
r leaves his estates, real and personal, to his wife
absolutely. The will of Mr. Joseph Warmington, of Lee,
Kent, was proved in London, under 36.0001. The execu-
tors and trustees are his eon-in-law, James Benham, of
Wimore-street ; his brother-in-law, W. D. Saddington,
of Dams-park, Lee ; and the Rev. Robert H. Marten,
8.A., of Lee. After making several bequests to
relatives and friendal free of duty, he leaves to his wife
8001. a year, and divides the residue of his property into 1
two equal parts between his daughters, Eliza Benham
and Hannah Warmington. The wills of the undermen-
tioned have bees recently proved in London, viz.:—
Joseph Busk, Esq., under 40,0001.
_personalty ;
Caldwell, Esq., 30,0001. ; Albemarle Gator, Esq., An=
William J. Col= tr;,Ter4o,ooo/.; Jo Deana,
Eaq., 36,000/. • „ Esq., 40,000/. ; Henry
Lewes Long, iimilkiND,9ool.; Charles Andrew Paten, Esq.,
36,0001.; Henry Esq., 30,0001. ; John Kirklin-
ton-Saul, Esq., 30,000/. • Charles Stirling, Esq., 46,000/. ;
Rowland Jones V.:smiles, Esq., 36,0001.—111t0ir04d
Lcairloii Neu 4r.

MAJORITY OF TIME MARQUIS OF EUTE.—Prope,-
!talons upon a seal, of unusual grandeur are being prose-
cuted in Cardiff for worthily celebrating the attaining of
the majority and accession to his title of the Marquis "of
Bute. The commencement of September next is the date
Axed. The proceedings will greatly surpass anything of
a similar character that has for years been attempted in
England. The festivities are to extend over several days,
in which the entire population of Cardiff will purl-
Advortiow.