...1083. t It was to A. and his sons in tail male ; and for want of such isoue over, and A. had no issue at the date of the will, or at the death of the testator.— See Wilde's case, 6 Rep. 16. $ Dougl. Rep. 415.— See post, p. 38. HI 15. C, C. 206. i82o. by heirs...

...only, and nvested remainder should be in the children of the husband ajid wife living at the making of the -will or at the death of the testator, and that the children unborn should have vested remainders as they should come in esse. To adopt this last construction...

...children, the parent and children would take as joint-tenants, if A. had any children living either at the date of the will, or at the death of the testator ; the law marking a distinction between the use of the terms " heirs" and " children." The following...

...difficulty arises, therefore, from this not being a separate district for spiritual purposes either at the date of the will or at the death of the testator, and, for anything that appears, is not so at the present time. It was argued, that the 6 & 7 Viet. c. 37....

...the intentions of the testatrix were not confined to a church in course of erection or contemplated at the date of the will or at the death of the testatrix, and an enquiry was directed whether the bequest, or any and what part thereof, could be...

...There is no gift over ; and the legatee was not a feme covert. She was not indeed a feme covert either at the date of the will, or at the death of the testatrix, or at the date of the assignment. In order to support the view taken below, we must overrule...

...There is no gift over; and the legatee was not a feme covert. She was not indeed a feme covert either at the date of the will, or at the death of the testatrix, or at the date of the assignment. In order to support the view taken below, we must overrule...

...There is no gift over; and the legatee was not a feme covert: she was not indeed &feme cmert, either at the date of the will, or at the death of the testatrix, or at the date of the assignment In order to support the view taken below, we must over-rule...

...There is no gift over; and the legatee was not a feme covert: she was not indeed a. feme covfrt, either at the date of the will, or at the death of the testatrix, or at the date of the assignment . In order to support the view taken below, we must over-rule...

...except those who are found to conic within the description of the words indicative of the class, either at the date of the will, or at the death of the testator. Now, it is perfectly clear, that the words " amongst my daughters" contain a gift to a class, and it...