600  EQUITY  CASES  IN  THE

1832.        perty,  during  his  natural  life,  to  be  paid  balf*yearly  as  the
y^^^g^^      dividends  become  due.**

V.  _  The  testatrix  then  bequeathed  some  pecuniary  and  specific

legacies  amounting  to  about  200/.»  and  a  legacy  of  200/.  to
her  trustee  Edward  Vincent,  and  to  Dr.  Burford  30  gui-
neas for  her  funeral  service ;  and  the  will  then  proceeded
as  follows: —

'^  I  give  and  bequeath  to  my  aforesaid  trustee,  Mrs.  Ma-
ry Newcombe,  the  whole  of  the  remainder  of  my  dividends
during  her  natural  life;  and,  at  her  decease,  1,000/.  stock
I  give  and  bequeath  to  the  Rev.  William  Vincent^  rector

of  the  parish  of  Allhallows,  London,  and  of ,

in  Sussex:  and  I  further  give  and  bequeath,  at  the  death  of
Mrs.  Newcombe,  1,000/.  stock  to  George  Vincent,  near
fFestminster,  in  London.  I  further  give,  at  Mrs.  New-
combe's  death,  2,000/.  stock  to  the  before-named  Rev,
Dr.  Burford,  of  West  Ham,  Essex.  I  also  give  and  be-
queath to  the  Rev.  Arthur  Henry  Glasse,  at  the  death  of
Mrs.  Newcombe,  1 ,000/.  stock.  I  also  give  and  bequeath,
at  the  death  of  Mrs.  Newcombe,  to  my  said  trustee  Edward
Vincent,  of  Stratford,  West  Ham,  Essex,  3,000/.  stock.**  It
then  contained  directions  for  her  funeral,  and  mourning
for  her  servants,  and  proceeded —

'^I  do  further  appoint  and  constitute  my  aforesaid  trustee,
Edward  Vincent,  surgeon,  of  West  Ham,  in  the  county  of
Essex,  my  residuary  legatee,  and  his  assigns.  I  do  hereby
further  name  and  appoint  my  aforesaid  trustees,  viz.  Mrs.
