You may have heard that I am Trustee for a part of the Waldron estates, to secure a certain sum for the daughter, Nicie.
Philip Penniloe, as your co-executor, and co-trustee for your daughter, Miss Inez.
Yale, eminent divine and trusteeof Amherst College for many years.
Her father was one of the most famous of New Haven clergymen, one of the principal founders, and a trustee and lecturer of Yale College.
Edward Strong Dwight, of Yale, 1838, and of Theological Seminary, Yale, was for many years a trustee of Amherst and a prominent clergyman.
The vouchers is all ready for your signature, so the headtrustee says,--and the money's where you can git at it.
Those suits are usually brought in the name of the trustee in their behalf.
They had been sent to him by a personal friend in Boston, the trustee of an estate, with instructions to investigate and report.
Saxton was named as executor and as a trustee of the fund thus set apart.
This man was left joint trustee with myself, on behalf of a youth who had a small sum bequeathed to him: the money was sold out of the funds years ago, my signature to the power of attorney being forged!
My father would hear nothing of this so far as he was concerned; and my trustee would not agree to the conditions offered by my father (to cover an advance); so I had to pay the penalty of their obstinacy.
I was still a minor, and therefore had to ask the consent of my trustee to realise my property; but as soon as I had obtained this I went as a student to Jena, in 1799.
And further, that that co-trustee being somebody's father, you are the man to get him off it.
Mr Armstrong was a little surprised, when he came to go through the accounts with his co-trustee that afternoon, to find that he must have been mistaken in his previous supposition that they were not all correct and straightforward.
And Captain Oliphant felt it would be distinctly convenient, for a while, to be relieved of the presence both of his co-trustee and his ward.
The third trustee and guardian is Mr Frank Armstrong, who is entitled to act so long as he holds his present post of tutor to the heir, which post he will retain only during Mrs Ingleton's pleasure.
On the principle that two and two make four, I suppose we may conclude that my co-trustee is on toast at present," said the tutor.
Captain Oliphant did not pursue the subject, and presently retired, leaving his co-trustee master of the situation.
Mr Armstrong all this while had been staring through his eye-glass at his co-trustee in no very amiable way, and now replied to that gentleman's greeting with a somewhat stiff "How do you do?
There was a good deal of business to be done in connection with the estate, and as Mr Pottinger discovered, when the second trustee did take it into his head to look into things, it was no child's play.
The sudden return of his co-trustee was extremely unwelcome at this juncture-- indeed so manifestly unwelcome that Mr Armstrong was convinced he had come back not a day too soon.
Sir, I beg to say I accept the duties of trustee and guardian conferred on me by the will of the late Roger Ingleton, Esquire.
Calmly indifferent as to the effect of his communication on the lawyer, Mr Armstrong was at that moment having an audience with his co-trustee and mistress, Mrs Ingleton.
That afternoon Captain Oliphant sent a polite message to his co-trustee requesting the favour of an interview.
He clearly believes it himself; for he has released you after having captured you, evidently in order that you may be at liberty to take up your duty as trustee of the slipper again.
According to his own words I was doomed once more to become trustee of the relic.
Mr. Bigelow's long and close intimacy with Tilden, and his own large experience in politics and in authorship, made him naturally the literary executor of his friend, as he was a trustee of his estate.
That I never did; but I always made it a point to flatter any women I took in to dinner, and I am now the trustee or business adviser for at least half a dozen wealthy widows as a direct consequence.
One of them gave me his business, made me his trustee and executor; and then I resigned from the vestry.
Trustee Vassar College; President of the Association of Collegiate Alumnæ (over three thousand college women).
It was given to me as trustee for the cottagers, and belongs to them.
Do you refer to the option you granted to me, as trustee for the cottagers of Tamawaca?
As Trustee in Trust for the Church, Brigham Young is in his element.
It was also determined at the same meeting, that those who had taken cattle belonging to gentiles, should pay their value to Brigham Young, as Trustee of the Emigrating Fund.
Under this law, those saints who can be induced to do so, place their whole property in the hands of the President, as trustee in trust for the church, to be used when the necessities of the church require it.
This Act adds largely to the income of the Trustee President.
Should they fail to comply with his wishes, he has only, as "Trustee in Trust," to dispense with their services.
I was her trustee then, under your Grandfather's Will, and I watched this going on.
The State paid him no salary for being trustee of his own or other people's money he did all that for nothing.
Land cannot be acquired in the interest of another person, and an applicant is required to declare that he requires the land for his own exclusive benefit, and not as the agent, servant, or trustee of any other person.
On Saturday night the trustee meeting was held to discuss our building project.
This trustee meeting had for him a double interest.
Bad omen for my trustee meeting to-night," he muttered.
The representative is thus constituted, not the friend, agent and trustee of the person whom he represents, but the most inveterate of his foes.
I can't refuse the Bishop of New Zealand when he presses me (for want of a better man) to be trustee of properties, and to engage in managing the few educational institutions we have.
Zephirine's grandmother; and as she knew the secret of the sole heiress of the Cardanets and the Senonches of the older branch, they made me trustee for the little sum which M.
The impropriety of this procedure is obvious, it being the duty of the trusteeto cancel and not to put forth the notes of an institution whose concerns it had undertaken to wind up.
If the trusteehas a right to reissue these notes now, I can see no reason why it may not continue to do so after the expiration of the two years.
He was trustee in Leicester Academy, and for many years was a member of the School Committee of Worcester, a member of the American Antiquarian Society, and one of the Council of said Society at the time of his death.
Mr. Bigelow removed to Worcester in 1817, was elected a member of the American Antiquarian Society, and a trustee of Leicester Academy.
And when you make way for a new Mayor, HE takes up the trust by virtue of his office, you see, so there's a trustee all along.
