chancery report thorn content newma car foe deed of revocation that Nicholas  Burnell father of the defendant Margaret Newman be seize of the premise in  demise the same to Elizabeth stone for ninetynine year at a peppercorn rend  with a proviso to be void on payment of pound and the say Elizabeth die and  make Elizabeth wheat her executrix and Thomas baker marry the defendant  Margaret Newman in November Elizabeth wheat and the say Nicholas Burnell  assign the premise to Thomas baker and the say baker for pound borrow of the  plaintiff assign to one Minterne in trust for the plaintiff in and baker fail  in payment contract with the plaintiff for pound more that he will give his  interest in the premise absolute without any power of redemption and baker and  Minterne do join accord in and the plaintiff insist that the defendant claim  premise by a deed date the that of Aug whereby it be pretend that by indenture  make between the say old Burnell of the one part and Thomas Lewis and  Bartholomew Pickering of the other part the say Burnell in consideration of  the natural love and chancery report affection to the say Margaret and for the  settle and confirm of the premise for the use therein and for five shilling  covenant to stand seize of the premise to himself for life remainder to the  defendant Margaret for life then to the wife of the say Thomas baker remainder  to the heir ofher body with remainder over and the say Burnell die in the  premise be then vest in Margaret and that baker in her right become seize of  the freehold thereof and that thereby the remainder of the say term of  ninetynine year be drown and so the assignment to Minterne and the assignment  by baker and Minterne to the plaintiff be void and for the plaintiff a  purchaser for pound like to be defeat and the plaintiff further insist that if  the say deed be ever seal it be with a proviso of revocation to be void on  payment or tender of twelve penny to Lewis or Pickering or either of they in  MiddleTempleHall and that Burnell do tender twelve penny to Lewis with  intention to make void the say deed and declare so to Lewis chancery report er  p that the do revoke the say deed and pull the seal off from it and that a  memorandum be endorse on the backside of the deed that there be d of Oct  twelve penny tender to Lewis to revoke the say deed but the defendant chancery  report pretend because the twelve penny be not tender in the MiddleTempleHall  therefore the revocation be not legal and so the say deed be still in force  and the plaintiff estate drown the defendant admit the case to be as aforesaid  but insist that the say deed Aug be intend for a settlement on the defendant  Margaret for a provision for her after the death of the say baker her husband  he have not make any jointure and that the say defendant claim the premise by  the say deed whereby immediate upon the death of Burnell the freehold of the  premise vest in baker in right of the say Margaret his wife and so the  plaintiff estate be drown and that baker be not by intention of the say deed  to sell away the premise for any long time than his own life without the say  Margaret consent and join with he in a fine thereof and the defendant further  insist that the d ought to have be tender in the MiddleTempleHall else the  deed must be in force and if any memorandum or declaration be make as  aforesaid the same be do out of design only to have the say baker make the say  Margaret a jointure chancery report but the plaintiff insist that he ought to  hold the say premise for the residue of the say term for ninetynine year  against the say deed this court be satisfy that the plaintiff ought in equity  to enjoy the premise against the defendant and that the say deed ought to be  set aside as against the plaintiff but the defendant be to redeem the bill be  to set aside a pretend voluntary conveyance set on foot by the defendant which  deed be with power of revocation upon the tender of d and the d be tender  accord with intent to revoke the say deed and the say deed be accord cancel  but the defendant in respect the d be not tender at the place appoint set the  say deed up at commonlaw and upon a trial at law without any defence make by  the plaintiff the defendant be nonsuit and the plaintiff be a purchaser of the  premise first by mortgage for pound and afterward by absolute assignment for  pound more the Lord keeper upon read the say cancel deed see no Cause to alter  the master of the roll his decree aforesaid but order the same to stand  confirm