When Hardin's advocate ceases, counsel rises to bring the contest for the heirship of Lagunitas to the judicial notice of the Court.
He will leave theheirship to be finally adjusted by the Court.
Whichever of you shall succeed in catching Ohnivak alive and inducing him to sing to me, to him I will give half of my kingdom and the heirship to the throne.
If there be any among you who can win the victory, to him will I give my only daughter in marriage, the half of my kingdom for her dowry, and the heirship to the throne.
The inevitable conclusion is that a bastard was originally only required to mark his shield sufficiently that it should be distinctly apparent that heirship would never accrue.
The arms had to be distinct from those borne by those members of the family upon whom heirship might devolve.
The fact that the use of the arms is not evidence of descent through which heirship can be claimed or proved.
But reverting to the earlier chart, by the aid of which heirship was demonstrated, the following were entitled to transmit the Cilfowyr arms as quarterings.
The table on page 527 may make things a little clearer, but in the following remarks intestacy is ignored, and the explanations apply solely to heirshipof blood.
It is necessary, perhaps, having said this, to add the remark that heraldry knows no such thing as disinheritance, and heirship is an inalienable matter of blood descent, and not of worldly inheritance.
The evident relinquishment of poor Owen's own selfish views on the Holt made her the less willing to admit a rival, and she was sufficiently on the borders of age to be pained by having the question of heirship brought forward.
In Scotland the elder daughter inherits as of right, standing in the line of heirship next after her youngest brother and before any uncle or a younger sister.
Tis the surest heirship to the block to be the chip of a good one.
This, then, was Kellie, which had been the home of his fathers, which might be his home if justice prevailed and the law of heirship and lineage.
I have no certain teaching about the heirship of a woman, though the daughters of Zelophehad had a portion with their brethren, as we read in the Book of Numbers; but I would not force the word of the Lord, and that might be a special case.
But, putting clothes aside, there are other matters in which this reversed heirship comes into play.
Lord Polperrow had become his fast friend since the day on which his heirship was established, and now encountered him with friendly intimacy.
They cared not who or how many were lost, so long as they were undisturbed in heirship and possession by the return of penitent prodigals.
This expression is not correct; the idea of heirship is inherent in that of caste.
Where heirship does not exist, there is no caste, there is a corporation; the spirit of corporate bodies has its inconveniences, but it is very different from that of castes.
The subject of heirship has led me much further than I intended; but I do not regret it, as it is of considerable importance.
Sonship and heirship are inseparably connected in the thoughts of God.
Would it not be better to let the heirship of evil slip, and choose the heirship of good?
All her life had been spent in keeping Duke for theheirship of Drummuir, and now he lay in his solitary grave at Varna.
But the original qualification that justified heirship of land was ability to use the resources of the inheritance and take part in all national duties.
The claim of these women appears natural if the right of heirship is acknowledged in any sense, with this reservation, however, that women might not be able properly to cultivate the land, and could not do much in the way of defending it.
Now clearly it would be quite wrong to suggest a parallel between the heirship of the youngest among the Kafir peoples of Africa and heirship of the youngest among the tribal people of early Europe.
The heirshipof the state is an idea already broached in France, sustained by Clemenceau, Pelletan, and many other distinguished citizens, and discussed in the Chamber of Deputies.
The proposition was to limit the law of inheritance, and substitute the heirship of the state for all collateral heirs.
Through His bitter passion and death He reconciled us to the Father, and acquired for us the heirship of heaven.
When the sin of our first parents had deprived us of the friendship of God as well as of our heirship to Heaven, there came to our rescue the second Person of the Godhead, the only begotten of the Father.
Mr. Prohack might stomach co-heirship with a far-off dubious woman; but could he stomach co-heirship with Softly Bishop?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heirship" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
