TOLERATION (ACT OF), TOLLS, dissenting ministers exempted from penalties by, 102. bequest of, to charities, void, 158. TONBRIDGE GRAMMAR-SCHOOL, decisions as to the right of, to the surplus rents of estates given construction of a gift for the support of a scholar to be sent TRINITY, TRUSTS, persons impugning the doctrine of, liable to punishment under partial repeal of that act in favour of Unitarians, 103. by what words created, 141. words of recommendation, &c. ib. 142. honorary and secret, are within the stat. 9 Geo. II. c. 36, p. 144. damages for breach of, will not be awarded by Court of Chan- TRUSTEES, principle on which accounts in charity cases are directed against, office of, honorary, 467. entitled to costs, charges and expenses, when and when not, 467-469. refusing to execute conveyances, not allowed costs, 470. not, ib. ordered to pay costs in some cases, 471. of charities chargeable like other trustees, ib. ordered to pay costs of conveyance to new trustees, when, 472. costs of, when made parties in two capacities, 473. taxation of costs of, ib. when only allowed costs as between party and party, 474. and to transfer stock or funds standing in their names and to receive dividends, ib. being lunatic, a person may, before inquisition, be ordered to being infants, may be ordered to convey, ib. being out of the jurisdiction of the court, may be ordered to TRUSTEES (continued). to assign leaseholds, 500. to transfer stock, ib. how order for conveyance under trustee act is to be obtained, having a beneficial interest, are within the trustee act, 502. the trustee act extends to charities and friendly societies, ib. the Court of Chancery may appoint trustees of charities on the manner of proceeding where trustees, defendants in equity, filling annual offices, removed, 507. not appointed without reference to the master, ib. property vested in bodies corporate as trustees for charitable new trustee, how long to retain his trust, ib. lord chancellor, prior to 1st August, 1836, to regulate trust when not justified in applying revenues of school in enlarging ejectment by, 711. majority of, may maintain ejectment, ib. to what rule subject with regard to cutting timber, 712. power of appointing, enlarged by private act of parliament, ib. where number had not been reduced to that specified, 736. heir of founder, when a necessary party on the appointment of new, 738. when official trustee did not forfeit his character of trustee municipal corporations frequently constituted, ib. what are sufficient grounds for removing, 739. one of several, may have others removed for breach of trust, ib. mode of calculating fines to be paid by, on admission of, to copy- holds, 741. of dissenters' charities will not be allowed to deviate from origi- professing opinions at variance with the object of the charity will being Unitarians, will be removed as trustees for a Trinitarian when entitled to nominate scholars, 768. what was a sufficient appointment of a lecturer by, ib. V. VESTRY, to make out and publish yearly a list of estates, charities, and votes of, in dismissing a schoolmaster, how to be taken, 731. VISITATION, (1) Origin of visitatorial power, civil corporations subject to jurisdiction of King's Bench, 323, 324. of spiritual corporations belongs to the ordinary, 325. of donatives augmented by Queen Anne's Bounty, 326. of churches and religious houses of monasteries belongs to the power of ordinary in, ib. of hospitals, 327. of hospitals, belongs to founder or his nominee, 328. (2) In Right of the Crown, royal foundations subject to visitation of crown, 333. of charities, on failure of heirs of founder, devolves to the crown, 337. extends to new gifts to royal foundations, 339. devolves to the crown where visitor is a lunatic, 341. in appeals to lord chancellor as visitor for crown, its interest (3) Appointment of Special Visitors, of eleemosynary foundations, may be delegated by founder, 343. words which amounted to, 344. exception of power on, 345. power of visitors may be divided, ib. engrafted fellowships, subject to the visitor, 354. property given for purposes contrary to the statutes of a college (4) Powers of Visitors, are limited by the statutes, 360. visitor is the judge of the private statutes, ib. visitor not bound to proceed according to common law, 361. decisions of visitors are conclusive, ib. do not extend to independent members, 362. VISITATION (continued), visitors cannot determine a dispute between a college and a may determine right of fellows to let their chambers, ib. parties must be summoned on, ib. visitors cannot dismiss school-master who has not been sum- nor be a judge in his own cause, 367. powers of, may cease and revive, ib. visitors may deprive and amove members, 368. questions belonging to visitor cannot be decided by a court of sentence of visitor not examinable in courts of law, 375. to be regulated according to the statutes, 379. submission to visitor does not give him power, ib. visitor may be compelled by mandamus to receive an appeal, 388. entitled to costs, 470. costs of, for visiting a school directed to be increased, 471. U. UNCERTAINTY, gift to one hospital, where there were two in the place, not void for, 523. bequest void for, where part of gift is void, 200, 203, 662. where no trust is effectually created, ib. where gift was to purchase and circulate books gift not void for, where one term of option given can be ex- nor where a general charitable purpose is ex- pressed, 665. nor where particular objects have failed, ib. left in, ib. nor a gift for the benefit of poor dissenting gift void for, where fund is given to charitable purposes, and as to objects of benevolence and liberality, ib. such benevolent purposes as testator's executors should to executors to be given in private charity, 668. bequest of what shall remain or be left at prior legatee's death void for, 669. UNCERTAINTY (continued). where the direction was to continue the testator's cha- on account of loose description of objects, 670. where the court could not direct the execution of the trust, 678. UNIFORMITY, effect of act of, in rendering office void, 720. UNITARIANISM, whether Court of Chancery will effect trusts for propagation of, 108. Unitarians not objects of certain charities, ib. trustees professing, will be removed from establishment for pro- UNIVERSITIES OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE, colleges in, excepted from the statute of charitable uses, 817. restriction on number of advowsons to be held by colleges in, subject to king's visitation, 333. UNIVERSITY LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, USAGE, enabled to purchase annuities for lives and to lend money or old instruments may be construed with reference to, 562-567. W. WATERWORKS, devise for making, a charitable use, 75. acts of parliament for supporting, may create a charitable use, WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, WILLS, proviso in favour of, in stat. 9 Geo. II. c. 36, s. 4, as to disposition excepted from statute of charitable uses, 817. powers of charity commissioners, 885. not revoked by conveyance to charitable uses which fails by death of grantor, 131. generally revoked by imperfect conveyances, ib. n. (m). |