WCP5563

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Any others he may choose to add to them.’ Mr. Wallace says, in a letter submitted to me by Mr. Hampden: — ‘Dear Sir, In accordance with your letter of yesterday, I enclose a memorandum authorizing Mr. Walsh to act in the manner you suggest, which, if you see nothing requiring alteration, please to sign and send to him,’ and so on. Thus is it clearly settled that the whole thing — the money and all — is at the disposal of the editor of The Field. And it is a responsibility not to be lightly esteemed! May Mr. Walsh prove himself to be ‘the right man in the right place.’"