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London, England, 1802-06-17 00:00:00

DEADS OF THE WILL AND CODICILS OF THE LATE EARL OF

LON3Hat.I, DATED 13TH LAN. 1798.
He gave all hit manors and t dates in the counties of Wt ft-
moreland and Cithiberland, except burgages,unto Dr. Lowther
and George Woad, Efq.
the tire of Sir Lowther for life, with remainder
to his brit and hem. fans in tail male, remainder to John Luw..
ther, I.iti for life, and to his tint and other fons in tall male,
with remainder,

To the Counters Dowager of Darlington for life, remainder
to the Duehef., Diwager of Bolton for life, remainder to 13ar-
bara Lowther fur life, with remainder to his own right heirs,

And gave tall his manors and eitates in the county of York,
To John Lowther, Fly. for life, with remainder to hls firlt
and other lons in tail male, with remainder to Sir William
Lowther for life, and to hls first and other fon; in tail male,
with the like r.onainder in favour of his three filters for their
lives, and then to his own tight heirs;
Gave al! hie burtrage and other houfea and hods in the Bo-
rough of Ap,ileby, and in the• Borough of Cockerniouth, to Sir
William Lowther and his heirs ;
And direeted all his ethics in Middlefel and Surrey to be
fo'd as foot, after his deceate as cenvenient, and the money
ariling thereby to be applied as part of his perfonal ethic ;
And gave to Sir William Lowther for ever all his Leafehold
Illtates, goods, chattels, and other podium! property mot other-
wife difpofed of, chargeable with the payment of his funeral
'expences, legacies, and delis;
And directed the perfon who fueceeded him in kis Cum-
' beriand Oates to demand no heriot on his death in refpedt of
any eitatm he had purcharcd is Cumberland, in the fullow:ng
words, via.

" It in my will and mind, that if the perfon who (hall fuc-
" reed me in my Cumberland eftates, or any part thereof, than
" demand any heriot or heriots on my death, far or in rcfpcd
" of any cßate or clLtes which I have purchafed in the Paid
0 county of Cumberland, that the perfun making fuch demand
" (hall forfeit. and pay to the perfon on wham fuch demand
ikall Le made, the funs of 20,cc01. to be paid out of my Cum-
" beriand and Weftnioreland eftates within fit months after
" fuch heriot or heriotn have been fu demanded and re-
" yelled to be paid; and I do hereby charge my faid Cum-
" beriand and Wcltniordand ellates with the payment thereof."
And direde,: that all his plate, furniture, pidures, and books,
not whet-wife difpnfed of, Mould be &poked at his dwelling-
!mule at I.o•vther, to go as heir looms with the iutail of his
cfl3te

And dircaed An the debts of the Counters of Loordale to be
paid out of his real and perfunal property;
Gave to his wit-• el fuchjewels and trinkets which the urually
wore and was putrefied of ;
And gave to her and h6r heirs the houfe and garden occu-
pied by her at Fulham, together with the goods and furniture
therein, and all the furniture in her bed•ruom in his dwelling-
houfe in Charles-111 Tel, Berkeley-fquare ;
And gave the following legacies, viz. To his tad wife, SIX&
to his three litters, 70001. each ;
To the Earl of Darlington and his Wife, 500 L each;
To his raid Sifters all miniature piEtures of his family ;
To Sir Michael I.' Fleming, Baronet, fuel, fum of money as
he was indebted to him, and alfu semi.
To Mrs. Lowland. fuels furs as the was indebted to him,
avd zccl. ; and to Richard Penn, Efq. fuels funs as he was in-
debted to Min, and coal.;

To him. Bucknall an annuity of arL; to Hannah Francis
:Oct and an annuity of zcOl.;
To Mrs. Dunn, the houfe and garden the occupied for life,
and acol. and an annuity of tsol. for her life ; and if her
daughter furvived her, the fame fur her life ;
And gave all his property in the Bland of Barbadoes to bis
three fitters.
(,arc Lydia Tabbcrer, widow, 3001. a year for her life, and
alfo acoOl.;
And gave mourning to all his fervants, and two years wages
to each over and above what was owing ta them, and ream-
mendad to Sir William Lowther to continue them in his fix-
vice at the fame wages ;
And gave to James Lowther, Ffq. a000L; to his Wife the
like turn ; and to his children zoocl. each;
And appointed Sir William Lowtiter foie refiduary Legatee
of all his goods, chattels, and perfonal

Tucfday fc'nnight a fire-ball fell upon a barn,
on the premifes occupied by Mr. Scrutton, of Lit-
tle Oakley, which it inflantly fet in flames, and
conftun,:el the fame, together with about three
loads of corn therein ; and the flames communi-
cated to the cow-houle and a llubble•ltack near.
Same day, during the fionn, a ham belong-
ing to Mr. Grant, at -Maiden Folly, Berklhire, was
let on fire by the lightning, which (with the dock)
was burnt to the ground.
Monday fennight, a woman, who kept a (tone
ware-houle in Leith, was committed to jail there,
on fufpicion of murdering her hufband, marks of
violence haring been dilcovered on feveral parts
of the body.
,On the *I ft •inlt. Thomas Corden, Welton-
' under-wood, in Derbythire, fhoemaker, aged 82
years, crofling a foot bridge over Mercafton brook,
on his return home, accidentally fell therefrom,
and was drowned.
0:: the fame day a boy, named John Hunt,
.bathibe to the'river Trent near Renton. was car-