Wright  against  Rutherford  and  Others.  Prerogative  Court,  1st  Session,  Trinity
Term,  June  16th,  1756. — The  want  of  interest  may  be  objected  to  at  any  time
in  a  cause,  especially  before  issue  joined. — By  the  laws  of  Barbadoes,  negroes
belonging  to  a  plantation  are  glebae  adscriptitii.
[See  on  another  point,  292,  post.]
Dr.  Hay  for  Jane  Wright.  John  Price,  deceased,  left  Jane  Wright,  widow,
formerly  the  wife  of  Robert  Wright,  his  sister  of  the  whole  blood,  and  Martha
Rutherford,  his  sister,  of  the  half  blood,  made  his  will  7th  March,  1734,  attested  by
three  witnesses,  gave  thereby  his  plantations  in  Barbadoes,  with  all  his  negroes
thereon,  without  impeachment  of  waste,  to  his  sister,  Jane  Wright,  then  the  wife  of
Robert  Wright,  remainder  to  said  Robert  for  life,  remainder  to  their  issue  male,
remainder  to  their  issue  female,  remainder  to  his  own  right  heirs  for  ever,  and  made
Jane  Wright  executrix.  On  13th  February,  1743,  he  made  and  duly  executed
another  will,  whereby  he  revokes  all  former  wills,  and  leaves  his  plantations  and
all  the  rest  of  his  estate,  i-eal  and  personal,  to  trustees,  for  the  sole  use  of  Jane
Wright,  during  her  coverture,  exclusive  of  her  husband,  and  after  the  death  of  her
husband,  [267]  gives  the  remainder  to  her  and  her  heirs  for  ever,  and  appointed  the
trustees.  John  Brinsden  and  John  Dighton,  executors.  The  testator  died
23d  February,  1756.  Robert  Wright  died  before  him,  and  left  only  one  child  by  his
said  wife,  viz.  Charlotte  Tyrrell,  widow,  a  minor.  Jane  Wright  entered  a  caveat.
