...he had contracted likewise some other debts; and being thus indebted he makes his will, and charges his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts and legacies, and makes his devisee executor. It is true indeed, the words in the will do not amount to a devise of the...

...surviving trustee under the will of the testator. Duffleld v. Elwet , H. 5 & 6 G. 4s Page 705 2. A. by will charged all his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts ; and then, after giving an annuity for life to his brother, payable out of his lands, devised to his wife...

...the age of eighteen years, by his said three sons, whom he appointed his executors; that he charged his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts and legacies. The bill further states, that John Brewer, one of the complainants, in the year 1819, entered into...

...having with common honesty, a great way ; for there " the testator ' charged, and made chargeable, ali his " ' real, and personal, estate, with the payment...legacies, and, subject thereto, devised all " ' his manors of Whitton, and Vennington, and all his " ' real estates in the counties of Salop, and Mont"...

...bearing date in November 1798, (made therefore subsequent to the valuation of the slaves,) after charging his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts, and after making certain specific devises, he gave to trustees therein named, to and for the uses therein...

...of the specific gift. Sir Henry Carr Ibbetson, by his will, dated the llth of October 1814, charged his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts and legacies, and after bequeathing an annuity to his wife, Dame Alicia Mary, gave and devised his reversion or remainder,...

...the devolution of property ; as in the case of Thomas v. Thomas (c), where a testator, after charging his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts, and giving it to his wife during widowhood, after her decease or marriage willed that all his real and...

...this suit, which is the only representation of John's estate before the Court. The testator charged his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts and legacies, and subject thereto, after a further condition not necessary to be mentioned, he gave the estate to John M'Leod, his nephew,...

...burden upon it was discharged. In this case Ld. Hardwicke expressly recognized the decision in Galton v. Hancock. In 1780, the case of Davis v. Toppe, 2...died without issue, leaving -the said Sarah and her sister his heirs at law, on whom the after-purchased estate descended. In this case, also, the lands...

...J. (NS) Excb. 212. WILL.— 1. Charge of debts— Estate of executor.— EH by will, after charging all his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts, funeral and testamentary expenses, and of a certain legacy, gave and devised the rents and profits...