a be seize in fee settle his estate by lease and release in to the use therein  after specify with liberty nevertheless at his will and pleasure to dispose of  change or alienate the say estate or any part thereof for any estate or estate  whatsoever as he shall think fit and to revoke all and every the use thereby  limit and then declare the use to himself for life with several other  remainder and a remainder to d in fee tail the say deed contain the follow  power first a power for a by any deed or write sign seal and deliver in the  presence of two or more witness to demise lease limit or appoint the say  premise to any person whatsoever for any term or term whatsoever and for so  much yearly bend as he shall think fit and that it shall and may be lawful to  and for the say a at any time during his natural life at his will and pleasure  to grant sell or demise the say premise or any part thereof or by any deed or  write under his hand and seal or by his last will c in write sign seal deliver  and publish in the presence of three or more witness to revoke repeal and make  void all and every or any the use and use estate and estate trust and  limitation before raise and todeclare or limit the same or such new use as  shall seem most meet to he and then and from thenceforth the estate before  limit and so revoke to cease c and that the say a may dispose of the same  premise and every part thereof to such other person and use as he shall think  fit any thing c to the contrary notwithstanding the first part of this proviso  videlicet to grant sell or demise appear insert by InterlineationIn a by lease  and release recite that he be indebt as specify equity case abridge er p in a  schedule annex convey his estate to W r and W S and their heir in trust to pay  the say debt by the annual profit or mortgage or sale of the premise and after  payment thereof to pay the overplus if any and reconvey such part of the  premise as shall remain unsold to the say a or to such person and person and  to such use c as a by any deed or write under his hand and seal attest by two  or more credible witness shall limit c this release be equity case abridge  attest by two witness only a die without issue Lord chancellor assist by Lord  chief baron Reynolds and the master of the roll be of opinion that a intend to  reserve a absolute power over this estate and either to revoke it by a express  revocation or by a conveyance to different use which be the two kind of  revocation as be evident as well from the preamble which be interweave with  the consideration of the deed as from the proviso and in consequence of that  intention it be reasonable to suppose he mean to have a power to defeat it  without take any notice of it and if no power have be reserve in the body of  the deed then will the preamble have give a general power that a conveyance to  different use will have be a revocation as effectual as a express revocation  and that he think any other construction will be force and unnatural that if a  have stop with the first word of the proviso videlicet to grant sell or demise  he have reserve a absolute power then come the word or by any deed or write or  be plain a disjunctive introductory of a different sentence and a different  power which be plain by the word immediate follow videlicet and then the use  so revoke and repeal refer to the express power of revocation that if the  second part of the clause or by any deed or write c have be drop and it have  be or to repeal c it be plain they will be distinct power and his lordship ask  why those word shall alter the case that the circumstance of three witness be  only applicable to the express revocation but it neither go to the first power  nor to the general power of dispose at the end of the clause videlicet and  that the say a shall and may dispose c which be as much a distinct power as  can be and be large than the first for by this he may give his estate tail by  will that the express power of revocation can not by this construction be  think nugatory for within the first power he can not be reinstate in his  former estate without a conveyance and reconveyance nor can he have devise it  but admit it to be so he think a general intention be not to be supersede  because a subsequent part of the deed be surplusage and that the whole legal  estate pass to the trustee by the deed of decree June Fitzgerald and Lord  Fauconberge lily pract Conv affirm in dom proc Feb ibidem FitzGibb Rep SC and  as to the interlineation Lord chancellor say that the party that put it in  think it will be of some use or other and it can be of no use but to give a a  unlimited power over the estate and as a s intention be to reserve such a  power his lordship say he will not abridge it ibidem