case robert Carleton Esq and they DAYRILL his wife plaintiff the earl of  dorset Millington all defendant Lord chancellor Feb Eq can ab pl S c  settlement make by a woman before her marriage for her separate use without  the husband privity will not bind the husband the lady Dayrill before her  marriage without Mr carleton privity have convey her estate of good value to  the defendant and their heir in trust that they shall permit such person and  person to receive the rend and profit and dispose thereof as she whether  covert or sole shall appoint the bill be to avoid that conveyance be in  derogation of right of marriage and without the husband privity and the lady  be craze in her understanding endeavour to run away from her husband and stir  up her creditor to sue he the charge in the bill be that the lady Dayrill have  get into debt and that the defendant stir up her creditor to sue the plaintiff  her husband r l for the husband it be insist that the deed be make without his  privity be in derogation of the right of marriage and therefore ought to be  set aside and cite the case of sir William Howard for that purpose and the  case of Edmonds against Dennington about four year since where a woman on  agreement before marriage with her husband be to have power to act as a feme  sole notwithstanding that marriage and the husband die and she carry again  Vernon chancery case the second husband not be privy to the settlement on the  first marriage it be decree that by that second husband shall not be bind by  that settlement on the former marriage the Lord chancellor in this case do  decree the plaintiff Carleton shall have the possession of the estate against  the defendant and that the defendant shall make a conveyance of the land to  the six clerk that it may be subject to the order of the court and a account  of the rend and profit and that the plaintiff shall make such allowance and  provision for the lad Dayrill and her son as shall reasonable Reg lib a fol  vide Pitt v hunt ante Vol and case there cite Vernon chancery case de boundary  paschae in curian porter