hat case, where the possession taken could be ascribed to nothing but the will. Besides, that decision is materially shaken by Lord Beaulieu v Lord Cardigan (4) in the House of Lords, which had been determined by LORD NORTH INGTON upon the same principle and in the same way: viz, that the estate should

hat case, where the possession taken could be ascribed to nothing but the will. Besides, that decision is materially shaken by Lord Beaulieu v Lord Cardigan (4) in the House of Lords, which had been determined by LORD NORTH INGTON upon the same principle and in the same way: viz, that the estate should