...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...

...and her 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 are...

...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...

...fund. 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...

...fund. 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...

...fund. 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...

...fund. 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...

...the daughters ; and that gift is " amongst my daughters aud their children, share and share alike." Whenever there are words used in a will indicative...date of the will, or at the death of the testator. It is impossible to include in this class comprised in such a form of immediate gift to a class, any...

...C., made the order; observing, that there was no gift over ; that the legatee was not a feme covert, either at the date of the will, or at the death of the testatrix, or at the date of the assignment ; that, to refuse the order, would be to overrule Barton...

...between the case of Driver v. Frank and the present case, is, that there the issue were not in esse either at the date of the will or at the death of the testatrix, so that it was impossible for her to describe the objects of her bounty 1840. otherwise...