Then, too, if Mullane's pistol did not fail him, there would be no way in which that mysterious friend and beneficiary of his father's could ever be repaid.
I neither forget nor gainsay the generally benevolent character of his despotism; and having been a beneficiary of it myself I am therefore disposed to see much of wisdom in the way it was exercised.
That struggle had been so brief that, to borrow a phrase of the principal beneficiary of it, Colonel Roosevelt, there had not been "war enough to go 'round.
Following my exile into solitary, Pat McGraw is locked up as a possible beneficiary of the planned escape.
The hospitality of my friends is boundless, but I cannot continue as the beneficiary of their generosity.
If you had followed your own path quietly, you would have been a beneficiary of the Cathedral, and, who knows, you might have had a seat in the choir among the canons, for the honour and profit of the family!
A witty beneficiary has since nicknamed him the 'Tato,'[1] and so they all call him now in the Cathedral.
The institution was bound to educate sixteen beneficiary students, free of any charge for tuition.
For while on the one hand the benefactor of his own free-will gave something he was not bound to give, so on the other hand the beneficiary repays something over and above what he has received.
On the other hand, the love of the benefactor for the beneficiary is more spontaneous, wherefore it is quicker to act.
The beneficiary was not included because she had reached the age of 16 years prior to her father's death.
It is proposed by this bill to grant a pension of $50 a month to the beneficiary named, who served as a private for about one year and nine months in the Union Army during the War of the Rebellion.
The beneficiary named in this bill entered the military service as first lieutenant in 1861.
If the beneficiary named in this bill has a better right to the money, the Government, not being in default, should be protected against double payment.
Thereupon the beneficiary named in this bill was pensioned as his widow.
The beneficiary named in this bill was a photographer who accompanied one of the regiments of the Union Army in the War of the Rebellion.
John Freeman died in December, 1871, the beneficiary having been his wife for almost twenty years.
So in a few years the Frank magistrate could unite in his own person the beneficiary endowment, the imperial deputation, and the headship of the nation over which he presided.
On the other hand, the community is the beneficiary of his labour, and desires his services.
In 1913 about one person in every three was to some degree interested in or a beneficiary of these institutions.
Economically indispensable" means that the beneficiary of the labour would rather give the equivalent of a decent livelihood for it than go without it.
Where the labourer is engaged in rendering personal services to his employer, the latter is the only beneficiary of the labourer's activity.
Thus the State would become the beneficiaryand the virtual owner of the land.
Ellen felt all this as she sat beside Cynthia, who was casting about in her mind, in rather an annoyed fashion, for something to say to this young beneficiary of hers which should not have anything to do with the benefit.
And in order for him to get these contracts the affairs of the Republican party, of which he was a beneficiary as well as a leader, must be kept reasonably straight.
Het met them in the back rooms of saloons, on Sundays and Saturdays at political picnics, at election councils and conferences, for as a beneficiary of the city's largess he was expected to contribute not only money, but advice.
How could any beneficiary from such a grant of confiscated property be induced to disgorge except by Imperial order and that with full compensation?
The beneficiary under a death claim in an assessment company has for her security the hope, or promise if you please, that one thousand men will pay ten dollars each for her account.
By 1885, however, the order had sufficiently recovered to assume again the functions of a labor union in addition to its fraternal and beneficiary obligations.
The nonunion engineer is not only tolerated but is even on occasion made the beneficiary of the activities of the union.
At the time Congress acted, there was no company in Oregon in condition to become the beneficiary of the grant.
As a still further protection, it was provided that the beneficiary of the lease must be a railroad company.
It is not always certain that the beneficiary is ungrateful, and there may be reason to hope for his improvement (Luke, vi.
By terms of this clause, the natural-law obligation to restore by reason of fraud ceases and the beneficiary may lawfully keep the insurance money.
It is probable that the beneficiary in such cases might be permitted to claim the benefits due him according to the naturally valid contract, since these civil law dispositions are contrary to the conclusions of the natural law.
The beneficiary of liberality is another, for no special virtue is needed to make one use money freely for one's own needs or comfort.
In this case the beneficiary may accept the indemnity, but must return the difference in the amount owed in premiums.
Bellingham, on the other hand, had a motive, as he had believed himself to be the principal beneficiary under the will.
She replied that it was a beneficiary of the town who had a nice taste in devising things of the sort.
For Mr. Trent, the attorney who regulated my dear uncle's affairs and has possession of the Will, says it is necessary to know where every possible beneficiary is to be found before making the Will public, so we all have to wait.
That the proponent, Harold Scott Mainwaring, is the lawful and only son of the beneficiary named therein, and as such the sole rightful and lawful heir to and owner of the Mainwaring estate.
Therefore the provisions of clause two have been duly carried out and therefore Godfrey Bellingham is the principalbeneficiary under the will, and the co-executor, in accordance with the wishes of the testator.
Bellingham, on the other hand, had a motive, as he believed himself to be the principal beneficiary under the will.
