case attorney general versus Bucknall June Mr ware in his lifetime give pound  south sea bind to Mr Biscop who be also a legatee under his will and thereupon  make the follow memorandum in his waste book that January profit and loss  debtor to pound south sea bind c give to Mr Samuel Biscop to dispose of accord  to my direction to he ware die and also Biscop who make his sister Bucknall  executrix after Biscops death a letter be find direct to his sister wherein he  acknowledge that this sum of pound south sea bind be give to he to assist ware  be poor relation and beg her to accept of the trust after his death and out of  the interest and produce thereof he beg her chief to assist certain person  therein mention the information be bring at the relation of one of ware be  poor relation decree that the gift of pound south sea bind be a gift of the  principal and interest of that fund for the benefit of ware be poor relation  ao inquiry be direct as to the object of the charity Reg lib a foe any person  though the most remote in than contemplation of the charity may be relator in  a information Lord chancellor it be not absolute necessary that relator in a  information for a charity shall be the person principal interest for the court  will take care at the hear to decree in such a manner as will best answer the  purpose of the charity and therefore any person though the most re must in the  contemplation of the charity may be relator in these case but it seem  necessary that there shall be a relator who have some interest MiIford  attorney general v Oglender Ves jun it be doubIful in this case whether the  donor of this charity intend the capital sum to be dispose of for the purpose  in the information mention or only the interest and produce of it I do not  know any instance where this court in any case of charity whatsoever have take  to themselves such a arbitrary disposition as to confine it to a gift of the  interest and produce only when there be no more certain of the donor give the  capital than the interest but be leave quite obscure and in the dark the  master direct to inquire who come under the description of the donor as proper  object of charity