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first duke OF Northumberland, aud
Elizabeth, heiress Of the Hungerfords
Audley, and niece Of Charles the proud
duke Of somerset, now residing in
Bentinck street, Cavendish square, do
this 9Sd day of October, 1895. make
7, this my last will and testament.
| bequeath the whole Of my prop
erty, of every nature and kind soever
10 my bankers, Messrs. DrummOnds,
of Charing Gross, in trust, to be dis
posed ofin :he following manner, and
desire of my said executors to put my
property under the management OfIhe
court of Chancery.
To John Fitall, formerly my SER
want but now employed in thu London
docks, aud residing at No, 81. Jubi'
lee place, North Mile End, Old Town
| in consideration of his attachment and
fidelity to me, and the long and great
care he has taken Of myefecls, and my
having done bu, very little for him,
! give and bequeath tha annuity or
annual sum of 9l00 sterling for his
life, to be paid 10 him quarterly, free
from legacy duty and all other deduc'
tions, the frSt payment 10 be made to
him at the expiration Of three months
after my death. 1 have al divers times
lent sums of money to Henry Honori
JuiIly, formerly my servant, but now
keeping the Hungerford hotel, ia the
Rue Caumarlin, at Paris, and for
which sums of money | have undated
bill or bonds signed by him. Now |
will and direct that if he desires it,
these sums of money be let remain in
his hands at an interest Of FIVE per
cent. for five years after the date Of
the present will.
To Henry James Hunger(ord, my
nephew, heretofore called Henry
James Dickerson, son Of my late broth
er, lieut.. col. Henry Louis DickerSon
now residing with Mr.. Auborn, at
Bourg la Refine, near Paris, give and
bequeath for his life the whole of the
income arising from my property OF
every nature and kind whatever, after
The payment Of the above annuity and
after the death of John Fitall, that an
nuity, likewise the payments TO be at
the time the interest or dividends be-
come due on the stocks or other.
Should The said Henry James Hun
gerford have child or children legit
innate or illegitimate, leave to such
child or children, his or their heirs,
, executors and assigns, after the death
of his, her or their father, the whole
. of my property of every kind abso.
IuteIy and forever, to be divided be
tween them, if there is more than one
in the manner their father shall Judge
proper, and in case of his omittiug to
decide this, as the lord chancellor shall
, judge proper.
.. Should my said nephew, Henry
James HuugerfOrd marry, empower
him 10 make a iointure.
> 10 case of the death Of my said nepE
ew without leaving child or children
: or Of the death of the child or children
: he may have had, under the age o.
twenty one years, or inIeState, | then
bequeath the whoIc Of my property
subject to the annuity Of 9lo0 to JOhr
: Fitall, and for the security and pay
ment of which, | mean stock 10 re
: main in this country, 10 the United
States of America, 10 found at Wash
ington, under the name ofthe Smith
sonian institution, an establishment fol
: the increase and diffusion Of knowl
, edge among men.
| think il proper to state here thai
all the money which will De standing
in the French five per cent. at my
death, in the names of the father o.
my above mentioned nephew, Henry
!, James Hungerford, and all that in my
: name is the property of my said nept
.. ew, being what he inherited from HI
! father, or what have laid up for hin
5 from the savings upon his income.
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