case Stratton versus Grimes all devise of a legacy to a daughter but if she  marry without her mother consent then pound of the daughter legacy to go to  the son the daughter marry without the mother consent the son shall have the  pound Ant case post case Mr Stratton a citizen and freeman of London have  issue a son and a daughter devise two three of his legatory part to his  daughter but if she marry without the consent of her mother then her brother  to have pound of what he have so devise to be daughter the proviso be by  codicil make near three year after the date of the will and be as follow that  if his say daughter Eliza shall marry before her age of year without the  consent of his brother and his kinsman two of his executor then that pound  shall be deduct out of her share of his estate and shall be pay to his son  Nathaniel r l the daughter marry without the consent of her mother per cur  this be not to be as a clause in terror only but the five hundred pound upon  her marry without the Vernon chancery case consent of her mother be well  devise over and a interest vest in her brother who in this case must be look  upon as a person the testator consider and have in his think as to what  provision he be to have and what benefit to take by his will as well as the  daughter and this be accord to the difference take by the Lord chief justice  hale in the case of sir Henry Bellasis and in the case of Davis and Hatton the  bill be file by Nathaniel Stratton the brother against Grimes and his wife and  pray that the remainder of the fortune of mrs Grimes after deduct the say  pound shall be settle upon her and a cross bill by the widow of the testator  and Grimes and his wife for a account of the personal estate the cause be hear  by the Lord keeper and the master of the roll and the decree Nov be that the  say pound with interest for the same from the time of the intermarriage of the  defendant Grimes and his wife ought to be pay to the plaintiff Nathaniel in  the first place the master be then order to go on with the account of the  personal estate which have be order in a former cause and it be then order  that after the account take when it will appear what the defendant Grimes wife  share of her say father estate do amount unto the say master do consider of a  reasonable provision to be make her there out and to certify the same to the  court Reg lib b fol the husband be a pawnbroker and appear to be of little or  no property vide on this subject jervois v duke ante vol p and case in note  there Vernon chancery case er p Vernon chancery case de term S michaelis in  curian porter