She directs her trustees to dispose of New Place with the proviso "that my loving cousin, Edward Nash, Esq.
These men were evidently acting astrustees for the young Robert Arden.
Robert was probably under age when his father purchased Snitterfield, and hence the need of trustees in association with the purchase.
Hall and Thomas Nash acted as trustees for his estate.
Adam Palmer and Hugh Porter were trustees for Robert's settlements on his daughters.
The school trustees may well exclude all such "shows" from the building.
About a week after the above conversation the united trustees of St. Asaph's and St. Osoph's were gathered about a huge egg-shaped table in the board room of the Mausoleum Club.
The matter can be taken up later, formally, by yourself and the trustees of the church.
Indeed, all who were interested in the church, the trustees and the mortgagees and the underlying debenture-holders, were feeling anxious.
But all these things came merely as interludes in the moving currents of greater events; for as the summer faded into autumn and autumn into winter the anxieties of the trustees of St. Asaph's began to call for action of some sort.
Otherwise if certain of its trustees remain pure and the rest do not, those who stay pure are entitled to take the whole of the property.
Mr. Dick Overend looked around the table as he spoke at the managing trustees of St. Osoph's church.
Naturally, therefore, when it became known that such redoubtable heads as those of the trustees and the underlying mortgagees of St. Asaph's were being put together, it was fully expected that some important development would follow.
His trustees had done their best to meet the difficulty.
The trusteesof the college protested; they urged that the case might set a dangerous precedent which other professors might follow.
As the trustees are fond of explaining it doesn't make the slightest difference.
There was a renewed chorus of "Carried, carried," and the trustees rose from the table shaking hands with one another, and lighting fresh cigars as they passed out of the club into the night air.
So far there hasn't been a word from him, and his trusteesare absolutely silent about his views.
A Statement of the property left by Mr. John Atkinson is recorded in a letter from the Solicitors to his Trustees directed to the Court, and entered in the minutes of this date.
The estates of Tichborne were not likely to be left undefended either by the trustees or by the family, who, with the exception of the Dowager Lady Tichborne, had, with one accord, pronounced the Claimant an impostor.
He was a generous supporter of local charities, chairman of the Norwich Charity Trustees (General List), and a Justice of the Peace.
Meanwhile the Trustees submitted amended proposals, but on March 20th the Council adopted those drawn up by the Special Committee.
Mr. Taylor intends vesting it in trustees for the purposes of a corn market at a nominal rental, and he further intends appropriating a spacious apartment for a reading-room and library.
It might be proper to appoint new trustees in the place of those who had ceased to have any sympathy with the religious body from which they had seceded, but there was no ground for immediate interference.
The case was brought by the plaintiffs as trustees of the charities of St. Swithin, Norwich, for an alleged slander uttered by the defendant at an inquiry held before an assistant Charity Commissioner at Norwich on January 15th.
This was an information filed by the Attorney-General, at the relation of certain inhabitants of the city, against the trustees appointed under the Corporation Act, of two charities called the Free Grammar School and the Great Hospital.
For many years Canon Heaviside was chairman of the governors of the Grammar and Commercial Schools, a trustee of Norman's Endowed School, and one of the trusteesfor the management of the local charities.
The purchasers were the trusteesof Mr. John Morse, deceased.
That a code of laws governing the Trustees of the Widows', Orphans' and Aged Red Men's Relief Fund be adopted.
The Francis case was brought up and Brothers Glore and Kannard were appointed to assist the trustees in effecting a settlement.
Yunker as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Widows', Orphans' and Aged Red Men's Relief Fund for three great suns.
It was later transferred by Oakes Ames to seven trustees acting for the Credit Mobilier, he and his brother Oliver Ames being among the number.
Davis for one hundred and twenty-two miles at twenty-three million four hundred thousand dollars, and was in turn assigned to the same seven trustees for completion.
In the structure of their organization and their methods of government, the trustees did not differ materially from the regular companies created for trade and colonization.
The trusteeshave assumed great responsibilities, and supply the place of a board of public works, with larger powers than are usually granted to such officials.
The twelve trustees serve without pay or allowances; not one of them receives a penny of compensation for his time or trouble, or even the reimbursement of incidental expenses made necessary in the performance of his duties.
Soon after his mother died also, and he and his brother were left entirely to their own guidance, with very slender means, and those diminished by the dishonesty of those whom his father named as trustees to their fortune.
The trustees in the first instance, in the Bangor District Court of Bankruptcy, were worsted by Judge Horatio Lloyd, who held that it was a fixture, and could not be sold by the innkeeper.
But inevitably some of the senior trustees fell in love with the first year girls and became convinced that coeducation was a noble cause.
American or Canadian college trustees would be horrified at the notion of professors who apparently do no work, give few or no lectures and draw their pay merely for existing.
He was, as his trustees were proud to say of him, "a child.
Mr. McAneny and Henry Morgenthau, former ambassador to Turkey, were made trustees of the American Metal Company, another enemy concern.
In addition the trustees may grant loans for the encouragement of new progressive work from a loan fund of about L8000.
The Trustees of the Ford Foundation are: Eugene R.
A young scamp who will simply walk through that fine property which has been nursed for him by the trustees all these years.
If you have made up your mind not to treat yourself in future as your trustees and the rest treated you in the past, you'll play every ounce that's in you in this tournament and ever afterwards.
But the trustees thought no end of Dunning, and you may be sure that when they couldn't see through him the young man won't either.
Mourning Coach and Four, with attendant Pages, conveying the Family Trustees and Executors of the deceased.
We have five trustees to our chapel and burrying-ground, eight deacons, and six exhorters.
Being in Philadelphia the winter before, I became acquainted with the trustees of the late Samuel Emlen, of New Jersey, a Friend.
Gaines, therefore, thetrustees called an indignation meeting and raised sufficient money to employ Flamen Ball, an attorney, to secure a writ of mandamus.
In the second place, the trustees have not put you here to govern the school or judge how it ought to be governed.
After they had driven out three men in three winters, the trustees engaged a woman teacher.
July 28th, the Commissioners “concurred in the annual publication of local charity accounts,” and thought 15 trustees sufficient.
The council decided to allow the Tolhouse Hall to be retained by the Archæological Society, as a monument of antiquity, and the trustees subsequently accepted Mr. R.
In Great Britain, the abuses which the trustees have committed in the management of those tolls, have, in many cases, been very justly complained of.
I forgot to say that father has doubled up his lectures, and the Trustees have given him the whole summer term.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trustees" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
