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tion of her services in the discharge of the duties of Mayoress
during the past year.
Obituary.
7. The Council regrets to record the death, on the 4th
December, 1910, of Councillor Roach, and on the
11th March, 1911, of Councillor Bates. Councillor
Bates had been a Member of the Council since 1906 and Councillor
Roach since 1909.
Casual
Vacancies.
8. The vacancies caused by the death of Councillors Roach
and Bates were filled by the election of Mr. George
Frederick Doland and Mr. John Thomas Hallinan
respectively. In neither case was a Poll necessary, there being
only one nomination received.
Church
Services.
9. The Mayor, Aldermen, Councillors, and principal officers
of the Council, attended in State services at the
following churches in the Borough, viz. :—
loth April, 1910 Parish Church of Tooting, St. Nicholas, Church Lane.
10th July, 1910 St. Saviour's, Victoria Road, Clapham.
18th December, 1910 Parish Church of Wandsworth, All Saints, High
Street.
15th January, 1911 Parish Church of Clapham, Holy Trinity, Clapham
Common.
12th February, 1911 Parish Church of Putney, St. Mary, High Street.
12th March, 1911 Parish Church of Streatham, St. Leonard's, Streatham
High Road.
10. The Council also attended, on the day of the funeral of
the late King Edward VII., a Memorial Service at the Wandsworth
Parish Church.
Clapham
Charities.
11. The period for which Councillor Bulcraig, J.P., Mr. A.
Glegg, J.P., Mr. J. G. Kipling and Mr. E. C.
Pannett were appointed to act in the administration
of the Clapham Charities having expired the Council appointed
Alderman A. U. Dawnay, J.P. (Mayor), Councillor Duncan,
Councillor Yeowell, and Councillor Young its representatives to
act in the administration of such Charities for a period of four
years from the 24th October, 1910.