chancery report duchess OF hamilton con countess OF dirlton and lord Cranborne  f mortgage in trust that James earl of dirlton be seize in fee of the manor of  Wauborough and Gilford park mortgage the same on the that of may to finch  Prestwood and Pratt and their heir for pound redeemable on the repayment  thereof with interest whereas the say money be never borrow by the say earl  but the say conveyance be in trust for the say earl and to such to who he  shall dispose the premise but in the same month of may the say earl borrow of  the defendant Weston pound and on the that of may convey the manor of  Wauborough and Ridglands and other land unto the defendant Weston and his heir  redeemable on the repayment thereof with interest and for nonpayment the  premise become forfeit in the say earl of Dirltons lifetime who have such  Title trust and equity of redemption in the say premise by deed April grant to  the countess of dirlton the say premise for her life and by another deed April  declare his mind touch the inheritance and chancery report trust thereof do  grant to the plaintiff and his heir all the manor of Wauborough Gilford park  and the premise from and after the death of the plaintiff mother the say  countess of dirlton and after the say earl die possess of the say premise  leave the plaintiff and defendant the lady Cranborne his daughter and coheir  and the plaintiff by virtue of the say grant and the declaration of the say  earl be entitle to the trust of the say premise convey to the say finch  Prestwood and Pratt after the death of the say countess of dirlton her mother  as aforesaid seek to have the same convey to her by the say trustee and also  the say manor of Wauborough and the premise mortgage to the say Weston subject  to the equity of redemption the defendant the trustee confess the trust  aforesaid and the defendant the lady Cranborne insist that the say earl have  no power to make the say deed neither can the same convey the trust and equity  of redemption nor can be so intend the intention of the say earl appear  otherwise in a codicil of the earl will date the that of April and if he have  not make the conveyance of the premise to the defendant but be himself legal  seize chancery report of the premise when he make the say deed to the  plaintiff it will not have be good in law and therefore ought not to be  construe in equity to be good to pass the say trust and equity of redemption  and that the say earl former often declare that his land shall equal descend  to his two daughter which be prove by sir John Scott but on read the deed  April and the declaration of the say earl at the make thereof that the  plaintiff shall have all the say premise as aforesaid for that he sufficient  provide for the say defendant before this court be assist with the judge be  satisfy that it be the clear intention of the say earl that the plaintiff  shall have all the say premise and that by the say deed and declaration the  plaintiff be entitle unto the trust and equity of redemption aforesaid and  decree the trustee to convey the same accord to the plaintiff and her heir and  that the defendant Weston and his heir after the mortgage satisfy shall convey  the reversion after the countess of Dirltons death to the plaintiff and her  heir and decree that the say duchess and her heir shall enjoy all the say  premise against the defendant the lady chancery report Cranborne and the say  trustee pay the proportion of the say mortgagemoney aforesaid chancery report  er p