FRET 
eutor has-affets, he is compellable ia or to redeem a 
mortgage and difcharge debts. 
——— or chattels iramodeable, are given by tefta- 
whom the teltator thinketh fit ; otherwife chet lie 
at seh difpofttion of the ordinary, to be diitributed as he in 
confcience likes 
Heir Laf. See Last Heit 
Herr-/om, formed of ee: wail the Saxon loom, denoting 
limb or member, in our Law-books, fignifies fuch goods and 
— chattels as are not inventoried after the owner’s 
» but go by fpecial cuftom to the heir along wit 
the “eines and not to the executer of the lait pro- 
riet, 
: “ * Confuetudo hundredi - _— in com. Oxon. eft 
que undredum predict. exiften. 
ese: mortem anteceflorum ten Schictvagt; &e. 
peu Anglice an heir-loome 
atallorum, utenfilium, &e. 
generall 
away without Per th 
otherwife, the general 
- feent ae pind (C 
< the crown se vate 
: and thal | “go to to the eet (Bro. abr. tit. 
-— Chattelsy 18.) By peel cuftom alfo, in fome _— car- 
riages, utenfils, and other houfhold implements, y be 
heir-looms (Co. Litt. 18. 185.) ; ‘but fuch sme fe maith 
ed. ! ~ other hard, by almoft general 
ly affixed to the freehold or ins 
Flr 
ani oy cae in Rural Economy, a term: oceafionally applied 
o the your trees in coppice-woads. 
ER aes in Geograph rv, two fmall iff iflands 
of Scotland 5 ae = 3 oer of North Uift land, -N, is 
57° 46'.. W. lon et 
HEISS, Jounts in Picar atts: refident fers the clegtor p 
cnown 
tine at the court of F. 
~ 
oreri. 
; Eavakae a celebrated phykicial » furs 
gen ‘aid anatomilt, who has alfo sales himfelf con- 
time in the 
mical preparations. Inthe ene — = went to ferve - 
asa geo the Dutch camp ji 
dents from. all parts to the so gues of -Ley 
i 2 his degree. 
h ey appointed: phydician- whleats to 
mes hofpite é ys 2 
rofeffor 
of anatomy and furgery at Altorf in the little canna Mee 
and rendered himfelf. celebrated by his le€tures: and 
othe Ten years afterwards a more: steegren ate: fi 
ered itfelf to Tied at = 
continued till his death, which ees 
heritance, and cannot er fevered from thence without vio; of 75.° The czar Peter invited’ him he » 
lence or damage, is become a member of the inhetitaitee, too comfortably fituated in Genres the favour of 
and hall thereur te Rod ‘to the heir; as feveral fovereigns already fhone-upon hins.at an : pee 
pumps, old r; ws eh to nee ad the invitation. 
2 Pia Mod t el continued, from time to is Ee 
(iets actes hei ef books relating to. anatomy and at to ‘nail a 
me in a church, or the coat. which he fuppli figures drawn foe own hand. Amon 
ig up, with the banners | thefe, his mott diftinguifhed w: Compendium Anato- 
fuited to his degree. { racibapte icum, an o&avo volume, firft printed in'1747, which became 
inthe church are fomewhat of r quite a claffical book, fu gee f ill that had been pearly 
cuftom i ji eIr etnies eee Te went rough numerous editions, 
toy Ink. 202. 12 2 Rep. 105.) I h they fy aa s, and was tranflated 
y eet In the preface he la 
185.) Fort 
ad Ge 
- teexpoie' ws acfobts ee the princ: 
, to been im: popular ufe, Verheyen ; 
t as for his’ — a : 
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