8.  Principles  on  which  the  Court  proceeds
in  the  application  of  a  charity  fund  cy-
yta.  jttior»ey-GeH€rml  ▼.  The  Ironmonger^
Company^  vol.  2,  p.  318

9.  Where  a  testator  clearly  delares  an  in-
tention of  devoting  the  whole  income  of
a  property  to  charitable  purposes,  then,
although  be  does  not,  in  specifically  di-
recting the  application  of  portions  of  it,
exhaust  the  whole  income,  still  the  ge-
neral intention  that  the  whole  shall  be
applied  to  charitable  purposes  will  pre-
vail; andf  on  the  other  hand,  although
he  doea  not  make  any  such  general  decla-
ration of  devoting  the  whole  to  charity,
but  gives  each  and  every  portion  of  the
whole  income  at  the  time  to  some  cha-
ritable  purpose,  and  by  that  means  ex-
hausta  the  whole,  then,  if  the  income
should  afterwards  increase,  the  increase
will  also  be  applicable  to  the  charitable
purposes.  Attorney- General  v.  The  Coop-
ert'  Company,  vol.  3,  p.  29

10.  A  tesutor  devised  a  house  to  the  Coop-
ers' Company,  upon  condition,  and  to
the  use,  intent,  and  purposes  of  main-
taining, augmenting,  and  supporting  a
school  at  iL,  lately  erected,  and  the  same
rent,  which  he  represented  to  be  IR,
should  be  bestowed  in  manner  following.
