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LORD CURZON'S WILL. BEQUESTS TO THE NATION.

The late-Marquis Curion of Kedleston has left to the nation a generous legacy of historic castles and other bequests. The better to full his intention, he has expressed in a few characteristic words the view and purpose that impelled him fo secure them for the nation years ago: Convinced that beautiful and ancient buildings which recall the life and tus toms of the past are not only a historical document of supreme value but are a part of the spiritual and mathetic herit age of a nation, imbuing it with reverence and educating its lante, I bequeath for the benefit of the nation certain proper ties which I have acquired for the express purpose of preserving the historic buil dings upon them.

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Debi Durbar in 1903, and one other dren, which are to go to the Kedleston Trust" All rights in his manuscripts, books; papers, and correspondence are left to his wife for me lifetime, and thereafter to the trust in question

MATERIALS FOR HISTORY

There follows a fresh series of gifts to the nation

I bequeath to tao,trustees of the British Museum one of the duplicats bound sets. of my special. correspondence while Viceroy of Indin, and of the papers con- Dected with my resignation of that office, trusting them, in view of the very non- filential character of these papers, not to place them at the free disposal of the public, but to exercise a sound discretion as to the time, manner, and degree in which they are made accessible to stud, enta, and strictly enjoining that no pub- lication of any part of their contents shall be permitted without the consent of the literary executors, or, when these po longer survive, of the head of the family.

It is worth recalling that in the tributes to Lord Curzon's work which were evoked in both Houses of Parliament by his

Something is said below, as to the death there was only one brief mention of the trouble Lord Carson took to safe valuable Napoleonic collection Lord guard the great monuments of India Curzon has bestowed upon the nation, He was the first Viceroy to instituto and his Nelson and other collections, policy of expert and reverent conservation which are to go to the British Muscam of the great palaces and temples of In in the main. His Eastern relics, now at dia's different dynasties. When he came the Bethnal-green Museum, are to go back to England no amount of public to South Kensington. But the Napoleon work beguiled him from this practical treasures and Empite furniture of his Carlton House-terrace, old form of patriotism, the restoration, and acquisition of such ancient buildings as where so many famous letters were" cashrined great memories, or marked written and so many memorable inter- historic periods in the national annals views took place, go to his old University It is appropriate, therefore, that his of Oxford, on condition that small present gifts to his countrymen include room or annexe be set aside at the Bod- two castles well known to the public hy leian Library or elsewhere for their joint their picturesqueness and accessibility, preservation. Il Oxford or the British and to history lovers by their feudal Museum is unable to accept these things, associations.

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BODIAM CASTLE Bodian Castle, in Sussex, which the late Marquis Curzon has bequeathed to the nation, together with Tattershall Tower in Lincolnshire, is one of the most

I desire to be buried in the place beautiful ruins in England. It was pur chased by Lord Curzon in 1977, and already selected by me in the family attracts many visitors and holiday-makers vault beneath the Memorial Chapel at from Hastings every year. A dpce mag-Kedleston, I desire that recumbent WELLINGTON niäcent castle of the fourteenth century, figure in marble of my wife shall ultimate- situated four and a half miles from ly be placed in a niche under a canopy Robertsbridge, close to the River Rother, beneath the north window of the chancel the trace of the structure is nearly a of Kedleston Church (in a site corres square, enclosing a large aren surround. poating to the alabaster figure under the ed by a broad and deep moat, with n south window), and express a hope that. massive round tower at each angle. The if this effigy be made, as I trust it may gates were on the north and south fronts, be, in her lifetime, the then owner of and there was square tower in the Kedleston may permit it to be placed on centre of the east and west sides. The her death in the position which I bave grand entrance gatehouse in the middle described.

of the north front was approached by a raised causeway, defended by small barbican, of which some remains exist. An exceedingly hac entrance, it is flank ed by two grandly machicolated square towers. The castle was built by Six Edward Dalyngrugge, of East: Grinstead & knight who served in France, with the Black Prince. In 1013 it was dismantled by Sir William Walier, who, after the siege of Arundel, despatched parties to Jestroy all the Royalist fortresses in Sussex, when the materials were sold and nothing was left of this fine Early Per- pendicular piece of architecture except the outer walls and towers

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Tattershall, Tower, which is another part of Lord Curzon's bequest, is twelve niles from Boston, in Lincolnshire, and has been described as perhaps the finest. specimen of a brickwork structors in the kingdom. The tower now standing form- ed the keep of an extensive fortress erected in the reign of Henry VI. by Ralph, Lord Cromwell, upon the site of earlier Norman castle. In 1551 Edward VI. bestowed the castle and. maner on Edward, Lord Clinton and Sage, afterwards Earl of Lincoln; in aboan family they remained until 1692. when, on the death of the sixth carl, they became the property, through his consin Bridget, of Hagh Fortescue,, from whom they descended to Earl Fortescue. One of the characteristics best known to his friends was Lord Curzon's prefer- ence for using his own vigorous per- manship, and avoiding dictation or mechanical devices as far as possible. It is pot surprising, therefore, that the greater part of the will, a document of considerable length, consists of his own writing, frequently altered by bis legal advisers, but finally revised by his own hand in pencil, and signed the day before the operation he did not survive. In the scale of its figures the document is in teresting, for it disposes offrent and personal estates (apart from settled. estates) sworn at £234,604 1s. 10d., and net personalty at £302,709 138,-11d.-sums which involve estate duty at £67,000, and many succession and legacy duties be sides.

There is a touching reference in the chief personal bequest, showing that the scholar and statesman was a man of deep feeling He leaves to his wife, whom I love, and who has given me love and happiness," his interest in No. 1, Carlton House-terrace, with the contents." In leaving her choice of domicile between this town house and Kedleston, and the disposal of their contents, he appoints Lady Curzon £1,000 a year for life," as it seems right that she should not be left without some maintenance from the shes estates whose name she bear. There are provisions for the heirlooms left by his ancestors and himself, “to remain mtact," and he has not forgotten Red- leston Parish Church and its incumbent. Finally, this family connection he re- fers to the prior dispositions of Mr. and Mrs. Leiter, the parents of his first wife, and leaves his three daughters to be divided between them the faces, fans, dresses, furs, and, parammal belongings of their mother with the exception of the peacock dress what was wore at the

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