case Boughton v Boughton a considerable real estate be settle on e Boughton  for life remainder to his issue male remainder to himself in fee charge with a  rend charge to his wife for life and with term for raise portion for young  child e Boughton have issue five daughter and no son and be possess of a  considerable personal estate make a instrument date that of February in these  word whereas I have heretofore by several letter promise a certain gentleman  pound down with my daughter Anna and my estate at my death if he shall change  his name to Boughton but he have affront I and lest I shall die and they shall  be take advantage of I do charge all my estate with pound apiece to all my  child and pound to my sister cook and pound apiece to her two son and I do  hereby bind myself my heir and assign in pound to all of my daughter to be pay  to they at my death if all my real and personal estate but what be charge to  my sister and her son shall not be divide equal among they witness my hand and  seal e Boughton afterward e Boughton make a will to a very different effect  and die leave his say daughter and no son the plaintiff the daughter now bring  their bill when his lordship declare that the deed of the that of February be  well prove and ought to be establish and that the same be not revoke by the  subsequent will and decree that the residue of the personal estate after  payment of debt c shall be apply in payment of the say pound to cook and pound  apiece to her two son and then be divide between the plaintiff and that the  real estate subject to the rentcharge to the wife shall also be divide among  they Reg lib a fol but see birch v Blagrave Amb December the that a voluntary  deed keep by a person and never cancel will not be set aside by a subsequent  will villers v Beaumont vern so a subsequent voluntary conveyance shall not  set aside a voluntary settlement Allen v arm vern Clavering v Clavering vern  young v cottle p W but equity will not carry a agreement into execution  without a valuable or meritorious consideration Colmay v sorrel bro Charles  Rep see Williamson v Codrington Ves so a fraudulent deed be no revocation of a  prior will haw v Wyatt bro Charles Rep Lord chancellor the first question in  this cause be whether a will can have any effect to revoke a voluntary deed  which be previous to it in time and which be formal as to the execution but  very informal as to the several part of it the case which have be cite before  Lord Macclesfield of Naldred and Gilham wms be not applicable to every case  but be dependent upon particular circumstance there a old woman have execute a  voluntary deed which she keep by her her nephew surreptitious get a copy of  this deed the old woman afterward destroy the original it be beard first at  the poll when the late master decree that as the original be lose the copy  shall supply the place of it and be effectual for the purpose intend by it a  appeal to Lord Macclesfield and he reverse the decree for be say he will not  establish a copy surreptitious obtain but leave the party to his remedy at law  and that the keep the deed by her imply a intention of revoke but in the  present case here be a voluntary deed without a power of revocation not at all  unfair but only keep by he and never cancel the will be no more than voluntary  and as there be no case where a voluntary settlement have be set aside by a  subsequent will this no long remain a question atkins the next question be  upon the construction of the deed of settlement I take it that the grantor of  this deed imagine that pound apiece to his five daughter will exhaust his  whole estate but to provide against the event of the residues be of a great  value he bind himself in pound to secure the surplus to this daughter over and  above the pound this be a deed solemnly execute sign and seal and must  therefore be look upon in nature of a bind to the daughter and will certain  take place against all voluntary claimant see ware v Lant pre Charles but  creditor for a valuable consideration will be prefer to it atkins er p