case chamberlain against turner a devise of a particular house for ever passes  a feesimple by force of the word of perpetuity notwithstanding the testator  have before devise all his feesimple land and tenement post S C Jones   light  cro Elizabeth cro James burr Cowp dougl term Rep term Rep if a man devise all  his message in which such a person dwell call the white swan the whole message  passes though that person have only three room for the name of the swan  ascertain the whole post salk Bac Abr Jones roll Abr cro Elizabeth Mod and  term Rep on a special verdict find a devise of all my feesimple to a and of my  house call the white swan to b for ever it shall be intend that the testator  have other land than those belong to the white swan to satisfy the first  devise more   Yelv roll Abr cro James cro Elizabeth Eq Cas salk Jones Bac ab  ejectment for a house call the white swan in oldstreet in London a special  verdict be find that Henry Metcalf be seize in fee of the say house and of a  garden thereto appertain and hold it in socage and make his will in this  manner which be find verbatim I devise all my feesimple land good and tenement  to Henry Metcalf my son and the heir male of his body and for default of such  issue remainder to his right heir and make he executor and appoint that he  shall pay his debt out of his good and land and I devise the house or croak  car er p tenement wherein William Nicholls dwell call the white swan in  oldstreet to Henry gallant my daughter son for ever Ana the jury find that the  say William Nicholls at the time of the say will make and of the testator  death inhabit and occupy the entry or alley of the say house and three upper  room therein and that diverse other person at the same time hold and occupy  the garden and other place in the say house and that William heelock and his  wife hold another room and that Henry gallant claim that house enter and make  a lease thereof to the plaintiff and the defendant by the command of the say  Metca if heir of the devisor oust he et si super totan means c this case be  argue at the bar by bane and calthrop for the defendant and by Andrews for the  plaintiff two question be move first whether the heir of gallant have any more  than a estate for life by this devise because all his feesimple land be before  devise to his son and heir male be afterward devise that house to Henry  gallant for ever and if it be but a estate for life extract out of the first  estate then it be determine and he rely upon Alice Lundhams case dyer but all  the court resolve that it be a feesimple because of the word in continuous or  for ever and it be not like the case of Alice Lundham where a express fee be  give to one and after his death devise to another for life the second question  be whether all the house pass or the entry and those three room which be in  the possession of the say William Nicholls only hide chief justice doubt  thereof for it may be intend that he do not devise more than Nicholls occupy  but Jones croak car Whitlock and myself be of opinion that all the house pass  to the devisee for the devise be that house or tenement and the conclusion  call the white swan do both of they necessary import the whole house for the  sign of the white swan can be intend to refer to three room and the word after  videlicet wherein William Nicholls dwell do not abridge or alter that devise  and the house be name by the particular name of the white swan although  William Nicholls never inhabit therein yet it passes by the devise and be good  because he inhabit therein although he occupy but three room of it but if the  house have not be name by the particular name of the white swan and he have  devise the house in the occupation of William Nicholls there peradventure it  shall not extend to more than what be in the occupation of William Nicholls  and not to that which be in the occupation of other accord to the case of  Andrew Ognell a and the case of hunt v Singleton b where a lease be make to  one cales of a house and he let out of that two chamber and after surrender  the lease and a new lease be make to the say cales of the house in his  occupation it be adjudge only of the house in his occupation and not of the  two chamber for there be a good lease of the house although the two chamber be  not devise but the devise be of the house call the white swan wherein Nicholls  inbabiteth can be intend that the devise shall be of the three chamber only  because it can be term the house call the white swan the three question and  whereas it be object that it be not find that Henry Metcalf have other land in  feesimple to supply the first devise and therefore necessary it ought to be  extend to the residue of that house and then it passes not all the justice  answer thereunto that it ought to be intend although it be not express that he  have other land and the doubt of the jury be whether the entire house pass by  those word so if they be satisfy the court shall not doubt of more than what  the jury have find et adjournatur and afterward it be adjudge accord a   b cro  Elizabeth   a croak car er p