attorneygeneral v corporation of bedford July charity this court will not  interfere where particular power by charter vide in attorneygeneral v  Middleton Ves sen c as to a school though not appoint general visitor but will  as to management of the revenue and make the master on collusion with usher  account for fifteen year salary supplement new college in Oxford have by a  charter particular power give they as to the grammarschool at Bedford such as  the remove the master for misbehaviour c as to any thing of that kind Lord  chancellor think it will be too much for this court to do any thing though  they be not appoint general visitor but as to the management of the revenue of  this school this court may the college in have appoint one of their fellow  master and also another fellow usher which never have be do before with a  yearly salary it appear in evidence that the usher never do any thing at the  school but constant reside at the college and never receive any part of that  salary but the master put that entire in his pocket he admit by his answer  that at the time of make he master there be but three boy in the school and at  the time of his answer but eleven and now insist that he look on himself as  Accountable to the usher for that money and that have live upon it he shall  not now be oblige to refund it for which purpose there be several case where  after have spend the money and eat and drink it the court will not oblige to  refund Lord chancellor how can it be say he live upon it since he look upon  himself as Accountable to the usher all along and the usher certain do not  live upon it not have receive any part it be plain a collusion between the  master and usher and a contrivance to make this a sinecure for in fact there  have be hitherto no occasion vesey senior for a usher where there be so few  scholar therefore as there be this collusion the court must in point of  justice and for the sake of the precedent order he to account for this salary  for year back for it must be now take to be remain in his hand vesey senior er  p and for who benefit I sure rather for the charity than the usher who do  nothing and though it be say this account will ruin the master I can help that  but must do it for the sake of justice and precedent Reg lib a fol