case williams versus callow e contra a husband use his wife with cruelty and  be a extravagant person waste all his substance court decree the interest of a  trustbond give for the wife portion to be pay to the wife for her separate  maintenance Ant case William a glover agree to give his son and turn over his  trade and house to the son and mrs Callow be to give pound portion with her  daughter but mrs Callow insist she can give but pound until the son prevail  that if she will give bind for pound he will return pound the marriage take  effect husband prove drunken rude and abusive to his wife and waste his stock  his father get he to reassign back his house for a annuity of per and for his  life and afterward he come to a agreement with mrs Callow to take a bind for  pound Payable to a trustee r l the interest whereof be to be pay Vernon  chancery case er p to he during the joint life of himself and wife and if he  survive the principal to be pay to he and give a release of the portion to mrs  Callow Vernon chancery case William the husband bring a bill to set aside the  release he have give to mrs Callow and to have a legacy of pound give to his  wife by her grandmother and to have the portion make up pound although he have  deliver up the last bind for pound the wife have give a release to the mother  before marriage of the grandmother legacy r l and the treaty be for pound  portion and no mention make of the legacy the bill be dismiss as to that  demand and inasmuch as the release may induce the mother to give so large a  portion r l vide Macdowell ux v Halfpenny ante p and also as to the pound  which the son promise to remit to his mother and accord after marriage give up  the bind mrs William the wife bring her cross bill to have the interest of her  portion for her separate maintenance and the chancellor decree it accord  declare that this be a strong case than that of sir James Oxenden ante p SC  quod vide and case cite in not there Nicholls v Danvers all ante p there only  relieve from the ill behaviour and beastliness of sir James here cruelty mix  with it sir James Oxenden of substance to have maintain his wife and live  suitable to his estate here the husband have waste all and have no fix  habitation but go from alehouse to alehouse and both case alike in that the  wife fortune be in trustee the bind for the pound be take in Mr Callow the  wife brother name the pound be to be bring into court the principal to be pay  to the survivor of the husband and the wife and the interest to be pay in the  first place to the husband up to the time of his last separation from his wife  but as to the interest accrue due since the separation and for the future to  be pay to the wife for her necessary support and maintenance until the say  husband shall have apply himself to some course of business or some way of  live suitable to receive his say wife he have put his say wife in danger of  her life by fire a pistol at her and other rude and cruel treatment and she  have be in a manner turn out of door by the plaintiff father Reg lib b fol see  bullock v Menzies Ves Fonbl Tr Eq book Ch second note n