case partridge against partridge a from Mr short ms a Michaelmas term Geo  apply Bronsdon v winter Amb refer to ashburner v macguire bro c c in re grey  Ch d if a person have l stock in the fund and devise l of it and afterward  sell l and then buy l and between the make of the will and the testator death  the legislature change that kind of stock into annuity these circumstance make  no alteration in the legacy S c Eq ab S c Talb the plaintiff husband by his  will date the three of August give her the interest and dividend of one  thousand pound SouthSea stock for life and give the residue of his estate to  his young child the testator at the make his will have one thousand eight  hundred pound SouthSea stock but before midsummer sell out all of it except  two hundred pound and buy in more again by which it be reduce to sixteen  hundred pound and by a Act Geo enact that the share of every SouthSea  proprietor shall be divide into four equal part three of which be convert into  SouthSea annuity and the other four to remain stock the same be reduce to four  hundred pound out of which another legacy of one hundred pound SouthSea stock  be deduct there remain now but three hundred pound to answer the legacy of one  thousand pound the plaintiff bring her bill against the executor and young  child for the benefit of this devise and upon the hear modern report Mr rider  the solicitorgeneral insist for the defendant that the devise of one thousand  pound SouthSea stock be a specific legacy a see Hinton v pink Peer wms purse v  Snaplin atk ashburner v macguire brown c c a and the testator after make his  will have sell all his SouthSea stock except two hundred pound though he  afterward buy in more this be a revocation of his intention pro tanto modern  report er p and cite Ashton v Ashton b case t t S c Peer wms b at the roll  which be affirm by the chancellor that if this shall not be a revocation of  the legacy yet the testator have only four hundred pound SouthSea stock in his  name at his death and have give another legacy of one hundred pound SouthSea  stock to his wife there remain only three hundred pound to answer the legacy  of one thousand pound and it be a specific devise the deficiency ought not to  be make good out of any other part of the testator estate Talbot Lord  chancellor the devise of one thousand pound SouthSea stock be rather  descriptive than specific and as the testator have at the time of make his  will sufficient SouthSea stock to answer this devise he sell it out afterward  to answer some particular occasion of his own ought not to be construe a  ademption of the legacy or any alteration of his intent in regard thereto c  hambling v Lister Ambl c and if the sell out the stock can by any mean be take  to be a alteration so that his wife shall not have the benefit of this devise  his afterward buy in a further sufficient quantity of stock be as strong a  indication that she shall have the benefit of this devise as his sell of it  out before be that she shall not as to the Act of parliament it be the Act of  the legislature to which the testator be no way concur and therefore can not  make any alteration in his intention d see Bronsdon v winter Ambl d and  therefore decree that the widow shall stand in the same place with respect to  this one thousand pound SouthSea stock as the testator will have do if he have  be live and decree that the widow shall have two hundred and fifty pound  SouthSea stock and seven hundred and fifty pound SouthSea annuity to stand in  the name of the executor and they to execute a declaration of trust of it  accord to the will