(obne Besitz [('
heirless')]) or JIWO (YIVO, using the Polish spelling)." The work was dreary.
In Tudor times Tatton was bought by the Egerton family who owned the estate until the last Lord Egerton died
heirless in 1958.
To the king's riddling speech, Lancelot, whose "wifeless and
heirless" state Arthur has just lamented, appropriately can make no answer (LE, 1360-76).
The Tsar agreed that, should Magnus abdicate or die
heirless, a member of the Danish royal house would be elected new ruler, but only on condition that he take a similar oath of loyalty, and that the King of Denmark enter into permanent alliance with the Tsar against the said countries.
In the case of Kachhawahas, it had long been established that an
heirless maharaja would appoint a successor from among the sons of the Thakur of Jhalai thikana.
BUILT in 1914, the Smith & Pepper business suddenly closed down overnight in 1981 when three
heirless siblings - Eric, 81, Olive, 78, and Tom, 74 - failed to find a buyer in just one week.
The following year, King Tu Durc died,
heirless, throwing the court into factional anarchy.
Members of the Jewish community viewed the restitution process as generally fair but wanted to see compensation paid for the estimated $2.3 to $18.6 billion (HUF 430 billion to 3.44 trillion) worth of
heirless Jewish properties specifically excluded from the restitution process.
property remains unclaimed or
heirless six months after the Treaty
Should we conclude that a guilt offering [that constitutes the second stage of atonement for a repentant thief whose victim had died
heirless; see Numbers 5:6-8] whose owner dies should revert to a state of unconsecration because on this understanding [that he would die before attonement was completeted] the owner would not have consecrated it?...
(42) England's
heirless future seemed to reflect the exhaustion of a world, the short time before Doomsday rather than the advent of the millennium.
25, 5-10) detailing the responsibility of a man to produce a male heir by the widow of his deceased
heirless brother.
