case maria beachcroft widow of Nathaniel beachcroft decease versus beachcroft  Lord chancellor Eq can ab pl S c a begin his will with dispose of all his  worldly estate and then will that all his debt be first pay and give his wife  a moiety of what be leave after his debt pay the real estate be charge with  the debt and a fee in a moiety of the surplus of the real estate passes to the  wife Nathaniel beachcroft by his will devise videlicet I do by this my will  dispose of such worldly estate as it have please God to bestow upon I first I  will that all my debt Vernon chancery case er p be pay and discharge and out  of the remainder of my estate I give and bequeathe unto my wife pound provide  the testator soninlaw William vesey together with the plaintiff give security  to his executor to keep he harmless from a bind enter into by the testator for  make a jointure upon vesey wife and that the plaintiff shall bring in three  bind which she have from William Johnson therein name otherwise the say legacy  of pound to be void r l my mind and will be that my wife have one moiety of  what be leave after my debt pay and that his executor shall give the plaintiff  liberty to take all the good belong to the testator out of the house item I  give to my dear brother sir Robert beachcroft a close lie in the parish of  saint Peter in Derby and for the remain part of my estate as well real as  personal I give and bequeathe unto my brother Joseph Beachoroft who I make  executor the question be whether a moiety of the real estate after debt pay  pass to the wife or only half of the personal estate and the case of Bowman  and Milbank be cite where the word be I give all to my mother and adjudge that  only the personal estate pass as to the effect of the word all all in a  nuncupative will before the statute of fraud vide Thruxton v attorneygeneral  ante vol Vernon chancery case Lord chancellor my worldly estate comprise as  well real as personal his worldly estate comprise all he have in the world  hook v tailor ante p and case cite in note there without doubt those word  subject his real estate to the payment of his debt and consequent a devise of  a moiety of what be leave after debt pay must comprise all that be liable to  the debt and therefore decree a moiety of the surplus of the real and personal  estate to the wife Reg lib a fol