cccxi Jennings and gowers case in the case betwixt Jennings and Gower the word  be that if the wife of the devisor will permit one wats to enjoy such a term  for the term of three year next follow that then she shall have all the  residue of his good and chattel as his sole executrix c Anderson chief justice  conceive that she shall not be executrix for she be to be executrix upon a  condition precedent to be perform before that she be executrix and the  condition be impossible to be perform and then she shall never be executrix  for where a estate be be create upon a condition impossible to be perform  there the estate shall never come in be and here the condition be impossible  for how can she suffer wats to enjoy the term for year next follow the year  ought to be pass before she have any power either to permit or resist for  until the three ear be encurred she can be executrix nor before the three year  expire can she bring any action as executrix for her authority do not begin  before the three year be expire walm Peri wind contrary although a grant upon  a condition precedent do not take effect until the condition be perform yet  such a construction ought not to be use in this case so the intent of the  devisor in this case shall stand if the condition have be that if the wife  will find meat and drink to such a person until his death that then she shall  be executrix shall not the wife be executrix till after the death of such  party true yes for otherwise she shall never be executrix which be utter  against the meaning of the testator for it be not his intent that the ordinary  shall commit administration of his good in the mean time and afterward  Anderson change his opinion and agree with the other justice periam the  subsequent word prove direct that the meaning of the testator be to make his  wife executrix immediate until she be disturb by the say wats for the word be  that if she refuse to suffer the say wats to enjoy c then his son shall be his  executor which word imply that by a disturbance make by the wife her  executorship shall cease and that the son shall have it which can proper be if  she be not executrix from the beginning and it be the usual course in the  construction of will to consider all the clause of the will and to judge upon  all the word of the will and not upon one part only and such construction the  judge use in the case of Param and Yardley and Welden and Elhing and afterward  at Leonard another day judgement be give for the wife that she be executrix  present and her authority shall not expect until the three year be expire if  not that any actual disturbance can be prove to be or have be make by the wife  against the will of the devisor and the word of the will will receive such  construction that she shall be executrix until a actual disturbance of wats  cro Leonard er p pasch Elizabeth in the common plead