On arriving at Philadelphia from the West Indies the treasure was deposited in a strong box of a local trust company.

CHAPTER III THE PERFECT LOVER To the crime of being Potts the wretched Colonel had now added malversation of a trust fund.

"Although this society has been always most honourably distinguished by the gentleness with which the negroes belonging to its trust estates have been generally treated, yet even these (by the confession of our missionaries) are in too abject, and depressed, and uncivilized a state to be proper subjects for the reception of the divine truths of revelation.

The Maine law (Maine, 1889, 266, 1) is aimed only against the old-fashioned trust; that is to say, the entering of firms or incorporated companies into an agreement or combination, or the assignment of powers or stock to a central board, and such trust certificates or other evidences of interest are declared void.

SEE Thompson, George W. Forms of trust mortgages.

Security First National Bank of Los Angeles, H. A. Hardin, trust officer (E); 9Jul54; R133222.

Substantially all property and choses in action are assignable, except personal contracts; and in ordinary business many of them are assumed to be negotiable, such as bills of lading, warehouse receipts, trust receipts, or certificates of stock.

As he had already confessed, Ceneri had spent all the trust-money of which he was guardian for Pauline and her brother, in the cause of Italian freedom.

One of the lumber trust lawyers was in the jail at the time Roberts signed his so-called "confession."

I am, as thou knowest, an Italian, and though we of the south seek revenge occasionally of those who wrong us, it is not often that we do violence after giving a willing palmI trust ye of Germany are no less honest?" "May the Virgin be deaf to every ave I have sworn to repeat, and the good fathers of Loretto refuse absolution, if I think more of it! '

Trust-buster's white paper.

The great period of trust formation.

So uncle and nephew went into the trust-deed, morning after morning, arriving in its perusal at a conclusion adverse to Miss Brace's interest; but then, as the younger man observed, "the beauty of our English law is, that you can always fight a thing even if you haven't a leg to stand on.

It is astonishing to see with what facility people daily take on trust things which they have it in their power to ascertain.

The following testimonials, from Mr. TAPPAN, Professor WRIGHT, and THOMAS RITTER, M.D. of New York, establish the trust-worthiness and high respectability of the writer.

Their general either shall his trust betray, And force the crowd to arbitrary sway; Or they, suspecting his ambitious aim,

Forms of trust mortgages, trust indentures and deeds of trust, securing mortgages, bonds, and collateral notes.

The trust issues in 1912.

On the contrary, they were made perpetual in the thirteenth year of Elizabeth, and we find perfectly modern trust legislation as early as Edward I, in 1285.

English executor and trustee business through the eyes of an American trust man.

A "trust" in the legal sense of a form of organization, and "combinations" as above defined, might have no monopoly power whatever; whereas a monopoly may be possessed by an individual owner (e.g., of a patent right, railroad, waterworks plant), or by a single corporation that has simply grown monopolistic without the trust form of organization or without combination.

Time roll-ed on, and Wil-lie be-came quite head man, for it was found that he could be en-trust-ed with any-thing.

"Breech of jail discipline" was the reason given for this "cruel and unusual" form of lumber trust punishment.

We believe that the race question and the labor question and the trust question and the liquor question and the graft question and all the other questions will find a speedy solution when men have learned to walk in the way of Jesus.

I may have spoken of this cousin to you: he has a foundling home on Müller's trust system.