...charity was defined by Mr. Binney in the Girard Will case, and since recognized by legal writers, to be whatever is given for the love of God, or for the love of your neighbor, in the Catholic and universal sense; given from those motives, and to those ends, free...

...practice.1 Mr. Binney, in his argument in the same case, defined a charitable or pious gift to be " whatever is given for the love of God, or for the love of your neighbor in the catholic and universal sense, — given from these motives and to these ends,...

...will of Girard, in defining in general terms that which constitutes a charity or a religious use : " Whatever is given for the love of God, or for the love of our neighbor, in the catholic or universal sense ; given from these motives and to these ends, free from the stain or taint of every...

...United States in the Girard Will Case, 2 How. 127, 11 L. Ed. 205, defined a charitable gift to be: "Whatever is given for the love of God. or for the love of your neighbor, in the catholic and universal sense,— given from these motives, and to these ends,...

...for its expressiveness and elegance. It is quoted from that case in Price v. Maxwell, 28 Pa. St. 23: "Whatever is given for the love of God, or for the...our neighbor, in the catholic and universal sense, given from these motives and to these ends, free from the stain of everything that is personal, private...

...concisely expressed as "a gift to a general public use which extends to the poor as well as the rich," or "whatever is given for the love of God, or for the love of your neighbor in the catholic and universal sense," as distinguished from that which, in its motive,...

...argument in the Qirard Will Case, 2 How. 128, as the test of a public charity, where he said: "It is whatever is given for the love of God, or for the love of your neighbor, in the catholic and universal sense, — given from these motives, and to those ends,...

...William Grant in Morice i:. unmarried woman vvi'.h child shall be Bishop of Durham, 9 Vesey, 405. 123 " Whatever is given for the love of God, or for the love of your neighbor, in the catholic and universal sense- — given from these motives and to these ends...

...this court said in Price v. Maxwell, 28 Penn. St. 35, adopting the language of the late Horace Binney, whatever is given for the love of God, or for the love of your neighbor, in the Catholic and universal sense — given from these motives and to these ends —...

...21 Am. Rep. 529; Clement v. Hyde, 50 Vt. 716; 28 Am. Rep. .522 ; Warde v. Manchester, 56 NH 508. " Whatever is given for the love of God, or for the...our neighbor, in the catholic and universal sense, given from these motives and to these ends, free from the stain of everything that is personal, private,...