atkins case Brooksbank versus sir William Wentworth June W devise all his  household good cattle corn bay and implement of husbandry and stock belong to  his house message farm and premise he hold by lease to his wife for life a  malthouse be include in the lease the stock of that S well as the stock in  husbandry will pass by this bequest one Wentworth who have seventeen year to  come in a lease of a farm malthouse at pound per and rend give to the  plaintiff all his household good cattle corn hay atkins er p and implement of  husbandry and stock belong to his house message farm and premise in the say  lease and also the say message farm and premise to her for life if she so long  live but if she shall die before the term in it expire then he surrender the  say lease to the defendant and make he his executor the plaintiff bring her  bill for the stock in husbandry and likewise the stock in the malt trade the  defendant insist that nothing pass by the will but the stock in husbandry only  Lord chancellor the rend receive by the defendant who be the landlord must  certain be increase on account of the malthouse maltkiln c for the repair be  increase by it this farm be give by the testator to the plaintiff during her  life and she to pay the whole rend of pound it be very unnatural to suppose  that this woman be to carry on the business of the farm and to pay the whole  rend and yet not give her the benefit of the malthouse though include in the  lease but whether natural or unnatural the word must have their effect it be  very difficult to find what stool in husbandry the testator have which will  not pass by these word household good cattle c corn hay and all implement of  husbandry then follow the word stock possible if testator have stop here it  will not have do but it go on and say belong to my message and dwellinghouse  farm and premise in the say lease therefore it be very absurd to confine the  devise to his stock in husbandry when he have give her all his stock in the  house and message farm and premise comprise in the say lease and the malthouse  be actual part of the premise atkins I be of opinion that both of they were  intend to be include in this will I think it answer even to the deposition on  the part of the defendant for they swear when a farmer speak of his stock he  mean only what belong to husbandry but what will they have say if they have be  ask what they think he mean by stock in the house and message farm and premise  hold of the defendant these word be certain explanatory of both stock his  lordship decree the whole therefore to the plaintiff Reg lib a fol