case more versus godfrey Nov legacy be give to a b and c to be pay at their  respective marriage and if any they die her legacy to go to the survivor one  of they die unmarried the survivor shall not receive her legacy before their  respective marriage sir William Coventry devise pound to his three coheiress  to be pay at their respective marriage as well principal as interest and if  any of they die unmarried her legacy to the survivor or survivor one of the  three who be the plaintiff marry and receive her share the second niece die  unmarried question be whether the pound that accrue to the plaintiff and  defendant by the death of the unmarried sister be subject to the condition of  marry the condition not be again repeat per Lord chancellor the condition  shall go to the whole as well to what accrue by survivorship as to the  original devise vide uvoodward v Glasbrook ante p and note there No entry of  this case in the register book a ear but by a ms note of the late Mr Cox the  follow pp statement be make decree that Nov decree a moiety of the dead sister  three part if she have marry shall be pay to the marry plaintiff and her  husband the will of sir William Coventry devise the pound to trustee in trust  for his three niece Elizabeth Margaret and Dorothy Godfrey equal and direct  that it shall be put out at interest and that when either of the three niece  marry her share of the principal Vernon chancery case er p and interest shall  be pay to her and that in case any of they die unmarried her share of the  principal and interest shall go to the survivor and survivor of they they be  all infant and unmarried at the time of the death of the testator Elizabeth  marry the plaintiff more and receive her share Margaret die in the year  unmarried and by her will appoint Dorothy her sole executrix and residuary  legatee but the plaintiff notwithstanding the will of Margaret bring their  bill for a moiety of Margaret share in the pound and interest and pray further  that the remainder of the money and its interest may be improve at interest  subject to the trust for the plaintiff Elizabeth in case Dorothy shall die  unmarried and the cause be hear the that day of Nov before Lord chancellor  Cowper when his lordship declare that sir William Coventry intention be to  limit the pound so as it may be as beneficial as possible it can to the  plaintiff Elizabeth and her sister Margaret and Dorothy and that while they be  in be so as there be a possibility of cross remainder he intend a survivorship  and that no four person shall have any benefit thereof till after their death  and therefore Margaret die before she be marry her share of principal and  interest survive to the plaintiff Elizabeth and the defendant Dorothy and that  the plaintiff Elizabeth be not exclude from her share thereof by be marry at  the say Margaret death and his lordship also declare that if the say Dorothy  shall die unmarried the plaintiff Elizabeth will not only be entitle to the  say dorothy share of the say pound but also to the other moiety of Margaret  share thereof and therefore his lordship decree that a account shall be take  of the pound and interest and decree that if the trustee have pay any interest  of the trustmoney to Margaret that it be a breach of trust in they and that  they ought to be answerable to the plaintiff for a portion thereof but  inasmuch as Lord Weymouth who be the survive trustee be by Margaret will to be  indemnified for what interest he have pay to her that therefore the defendant  Dorothy as Margaret executrix shall answer a moiety of such interest to the  plaintiff and decree that the plaintiff shall be pay a moiety of the say  Margaret share in the say pound and interest vide Perkins v Micklethwaite p  wms and case cite in note there