case davenhill against fletcher see in re SaundersDavies Ch d w f give by will  his wife a annuity of pound for life and pound which together with the annuity  he declare to be in full for her dower or three out of his real or personal  estate on deficiency of asset hold the wife shall not abate in proportion with  the other legatee see blower v Murrett Ves heath v Dendy Russell lib Reg a foe  a at the roll that and that Nov William Fletcher by will that December devise  a annuity of pound ayear to his wife for life to be pay out of his freehold  estate at stamfordhill and also the use of his house there together with all  the furniture and linen he also give her pound which together with the  aforesaid annuity of pound he declare to be in full of what she shall or may  claim for her dower or three out of his real or personal estate there be a  deficiency of asset to pay debt and legacy Q if the pound give to the wife  shall abate in proportion with the other legacy this cause come on on the that  and stand over to this day the that to look into the case of Burridge v  Braddyl wms and blower v Murrett that July sir Thomas clarke master of the  roll two argument use why the pound shall abate saint the word imfull of dower  c be insert not to give the wife a advantage but to signify she shall not  ambler have the legacy and dower too and as the pound will abate without those  word so it ought now even with they d that the legacy be more than her dower  and therefore the pound ought to abate his honour observe there be some weight  in the observation which will deserve consideration if it be res integran but  there be two authority strong against they in Burridge v Braddyl the wife be  direct to release which though it import a act to be do yet be not more than  such a declaration for by acceptance of the legacy she be bar and the heir at  law have a right to a release blower v Murrett be yet strong as be in the word  use in the present case and there the court direct the master to inquire  whether she be entitle to any dower and if she be declare she shall have the  legacy without abatement therefore decree c the decree declare that as to the  legacy of pound give to the say e Fletcher she be to be consider as a  purchaser and not liable to abatement ambler er p