[199] Connolly v. Pardon, 1 Paige, 291. In Thomas v. Stevens, 4 Johns. Ch. 607, a legacy to Cornelia Thompson was held a good bequest to Caroline Thompson, it appearing that she was the person intended.
[200] Standen v. Standen, 2 Ves. Jr. 589.
[201] See Chap. VIII.
[202] 4 Ves. 680.
[203] 2 Cha. Ca. 51.
[204] 3 Bro. C. C. 311.
[205] 3 Ves. 148.
[206] Vide the case of Shakspeare, Introduction, p. 23.
[207] 2 N. Y. Rev. St. 57; Civil Code Cal. 1275. In Indiana, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, there is no Mortmain act.
[208] Charitable Uses (D). The doctrine of Superstitious Uses cannot be to much extent applicable here, as we have no religion recognized and established by the State.