BAWTREY and his wife against ibson may a release set aside by a subsequent  accident have relation to the original equity not intend to be release William  ibson be possess of a term for year from the vicar choral of York assign the  same to trustee and then buy the inheritance from the trustee for sale of  church land and before marriage covenant to stand seize to the use of himself  and wife for life for a jointure in William ibson die have make his will after  his death his relict enter and hold the land and then upon agreement with his  executor for money pay release to they the personal estate of the testator and  all demand for the same soon after the king be restore the Title of the  inheritance under the say purchase become void the widow marry the plaintiff  and they two bring their bill against the executor of William ibson and the  assignee and trustee of the lease and it be to the end that though the  inheritance be evict they may hold for so long of the term as the Joynturess  shall live and that the release may not bar her of that because not intend  when the release be give nor be the lease then look on as part of the personal  estate case in chancery quest be whether the inheritance be go the lease which  be to attend it shall go now accord to the use in the covenant to stand seize  resolve in this case it be a settlement in marriage and so on a consideration  it shall go to the wife for so many year as she live but it be say it will  have be another case between the heir and executor of the Covenantees quest if  the release of the demand to the personal estate shall bar the feme of the  benefit of the term and it appear by the proof that the agreement which beget  the release be before the Title to the inheritance be avoid and concern that  which be then look upon as personal estate and not touch the lease and that  notwithstanding the release the feme continue the possession it be resolve the  release shall not bar or prejudice the plaintiff Title in right to the lease  and it be decree that the plaintiff shall hold for so many year as she live  and that if the lease be renew she pay proportionable to her estate for life  that the Joynturess shall hold for so many year as she live and then to go to  the executor the Lord chancellor judge brown the master of the roll