A scheme must be prepared, and trustees be appointed to carry it out,— of course under the sanction of the court, which, as we know, seldom quite relinquishes its hold of any fund it has once clutched. The gentlemen who had to prepare the scheme referred to the experience 1 of the Emigration Commissioners. There, too, they found the note entirely altered. 'A ichemel Oh! nothing can be simpler; distribute the charity through our local agent* at the ports of emigration ; pay them £5 per cent, for their trouble, and the thing's done. But, miud ; don't give us any trouble about it. A clause must be inserted that our local agents shall communi cate, not through us in anyway, but direct with the trustees.' When this answer reached the executors they, in their innocence, thought that if the matter was so simple, it must have been through some mistake that the, original bequest was refused; so they applied to the Colonial Office to review their former decision, and, with the Emigration Commissioners, accept the .original trust. Much the executors took by their motion. , The Colonial Office again' referred to the Emigration - Commissioners, who again repudiated tbo bequest. 'They undertake it) Not they, indeed, .They washed their hands of -the whole affair,' So the scheme ,was prepared, the costs paid, 1 the. trustees ' were found .willing 'to carry out the testator*, charitable intentions, although it was not 'in their' particular 'department.' '< i Last January the! charity came into operation through tbe'nwdium of the local government emigration agents/who workedimost enrnestly- and zealouily'in ,it,i , Did the charity proye useless | -Not so, it was found to,' supply the musing link jn,tno f ,«ystem of goVeqimont emigration,^- to.be .' on«,of % be»t,cn*ritie»,evej: ( ,devised. r 3 !>W*«,it mv .practiblel'slt^U'went merry a»sa marriage be 1 1:,% -. scheme, worked. a«, smoothly* as one of the machines, jalilyrenioTei.fromtho^Wwtprn'Annpxe.'i This, then,i was the time* for the commissioners •tq.ihrmyf in their] Ut &<l»Jj£fyl?9f,grij.,'* ;Tfcfflr ) b<jgjuftd iiiitruct the loc*l[ jigenta m to tho chw>ty;<iHid'?di«ot«a ,a»ni'«ito »'

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