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he resigned the office held by him since 7th January, 1875,
of Clerk in Orders at the Parish Church.
After full consideration and consultation with the Rector,
the Vestry resolved—
1 st. That it is expedient to continue the office of Clerk
in Orders.
2nd. That the appointment he made subject to the
following conditions, viz.:—
(1) The persons entitled to appoint or elect
the Qlerh in Orders of the Parish of St.
George, Hanover Square, are the Vestrymen
of the said Parish in Vestry assembled,
proceeding on the nomination of the Rector,
and appointing a person nominated by
such Rector.
(2) The Clerk in Orders of the said Parish shall
be appointed and hold office, subject to the
provisions of the Acts for better regulating
the offices of Lecturers and Parish Clerks
(7 & 8 Vic., cap. 59) as regards performance
of duties, tenure of office, suspension or
removal from office, and all other matters.
(3) The profits and emoluments of, and belong-
to the said office, shall be the fees provided
for the Clerk in Orders by the Table of
Fees fixed by the Chancellor of the Diocese,
or any new or amended Table of Fees
which may be from time to time fixed by
the same or other lawful authority, and if
such Fees shall in any year fall short
of the clear sum of £200, they shall be
made up to that sum by the Churchwardens
out of the General Fund of the
Church, if sufficient.