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(b) the Corporation was empowered to grant leases (including building leases), to sell and exchange land and to invest in mortgages (sections 4 to 9) (c) the guardians were empowered to alter the financial qualification for guardianship; provisions as to meetings of the guardians; replacement of apprenticeship powers contained in the 1800 Act; 1800 and 1824 Acts to continue in force; expenses of this enactment (sections 10 to 15). Board of Education Scheme (Female Orphan Asylum &c) Confirmation Act 1924 10. According to its long title, the purpose of the Board of Education Scheme (Female Orphan Asylum &c) Confirmation Act 1924 (“the 1924 Act”) wasto confirm a Scheme approved and certified by the Board of Education under the Charitable Trusts Act 1853 relating to the Female Orphan Asylum, the National Orphan Home and the Hans Town School of Industry. 11. The scheme confirmed by the 1924 Act (“the Scheme”) merged the administration of three charities- (a) the Female Orphan Asylum (as provided for by the 1800 Act, the 1824 Act and the 1870 Act) (b) the National Orphan Home 17 (c) the Hans School of Industry. 18 12. The Scheme provided that the endowment of the National Orphan Home and the Hans School of Industry (the two endowments together being referred to in the Scheme as “the Ham Endowment”) should thenceforth be administered as part of the endowment of the Female Orphan Asylum in accordance with the 1800 Act (as amended). The National Orphan Home would now be called the Royal Female Orphanage. The Scheme also contained provisions whereby places in the Royal Female Orphanage would be allocated to girls known as “Ham Foundationers”. Closure of the Orphanage 13. These arrangements ended in 1968 when the Orphanage (by this time located in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire) closed its doors. The legislation passed in support of the Orphanage – the 1800 Act, the 1824 Act, the 1870 Act and the 1924 17 This charity was founded in 1849 and operated under the trusts of a deed dated 18 October 1853. The charity had, before 1924, been conducted at premises in Ham, Surrey. By 1924 the National Orphan Home at Ham was no longer being carried on as a separate institution. 18 This charity was administered in connection with the National Orphan Home under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners dated 12 June 1894. 16
Act – thereupon became obsolete. The repeal of all four Acts is proposed on that basis. Extent 14. The provisions proposed for repeal had no effect outside the area of Greater London and Surrey. Consultation 15. The Charity Commission, the Department for Education and Surrey County Council have been consulted about these repeal proposals. LAW/005/024/06 09 September 2010 17
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