made  by  the  trustees  of  the  estates,  devised  to  them,  to  the  uses,
&c.  in  the  will ;  and  immediately  after  such  sctilement,  to  limit
the  same  to  his  wife  for  her  life,  in  case  she  should  survive
him  for  her  jeinture,  and  that  he  and  his  wife,  as  ^oon  as  they
should  become  seised  of  ihe  said  estates  for  their  lives^
wouW  by  fine,  &c..  convey  the  same  to  the  use  of  Belchicr,
or  as  he  should  appoint,  for  the  lives  of  Alcyn  and  iiis  wife,  and
the  survivor  of  them  :  in  consideration  whereof,  Bclchier  cove-
nanted to  pay  the  following  annuities,  &c.  viz.  to  the  wife,  for
the  joint  lives  of  her  and  her  huaband  an  annuity  of  60/.  for  her
separate  use,  an  annuity  of  60/.  per  annum  to  Aleyn  it  he  should
survive  his  wife,  and  lOO/.  a-year  to  the  wife  if  she  should  sur-
vive him,  and  to  the  wife'n  son  by  a  former  huiband  100  guineas
at  twenty-one,  and  5L  a-year  in  the  mean  time  for  maintenartce.
A  settlement  was  afterwards  executed  by  the  trustees,  and  Altyn
limited  the  estates  to  his  wife  for  her  life  under  the  power,  sub-
ject to  the  mortgage  made  by  the  trustees  to  Belchier,  and  after-
wards Aleyn  and  his  w^ife  conveyed  their  life  estates  by  a  fine  to
a  trustee  for  Belchier.  Belchier  insisted  that  the  settlement  was
a  good  and  effectual  settlement,  and  was  made  upon  a  good  and
valuable  consideration  and  was  not  void,  and  that  he  was  cniiilcd
tb  the  benefit  of  it.
