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foregoing resolution be made with Messrs.
Kempster and Oakman."
22nd Jan.,
and
12th Feb.
1890.
Lapsed.
By Mr. T. C. Phillips— "That the Surveyor be
requested to open up the footpath running parallel
to the railway on the south side of the new bridge,
Wandsworth Common, by fixing stone steps leading
from the road to the aforesaid footpath."
22nd Jan.,
1890.
Withdrawn.
By Mr. Overseer W. Davies— "That the plan
prepared by the Surveyor for the improvement of
Sheepcote Lane, marked No. 2, be approved, and
that the necessary proceedings be taken under the
provisions of the General Paving (Metropolis) Act,
1817, 57 Geo. III., cap. 29, for the acquirement of
so much of the land as is required for the widening
of the roadway in question as delineated and
colored pink upon such plan."
12th Feb.,
1890.
Out of
Order.
By Mr. C. Marson— "That the Inspectors of
Nuisances be instructed to furnish an account to
the Vestry of all the defective drains, roofs, and
chimneys in their respective Wards."
26th Feb.,
1890.
Not proceededwith.
By Mr. C. Marson—
(1) "That the Inspector of Nuisances be instructed
to furnish the Vestry with an account of all
defective drains and chimneys."
Ditto
(2) "That an engine and dynamo be erected at the
Dust Destructor to light the stables by
electricity."
Lost.
(3) " That the road sweepers, other than those
engaged in stocking, be paid a weekly wage
of 23s."