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St Giles (Camberwell) 1866

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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4.—That the names of the Members attending each Vestry
be taken down by the Messenger, and afterwards entered in
the Minutes.
5.—That all notices of motion intended to be discussed at
the next meeting of the Vestry, be sent to the office of the
Vestry Clerk at least four clear days before the day of meeting
exclusive of Sunday.
6.—That the minutes of the last Vestry be read as the first
business at each Vestry, and if correctly entered, the same
shall be signed as required by the Statute.
7.—That a paper of business for each Vestry shall be
prepared by the Clerk, and be read immediately after the
minutes, and no other business shall be considered at that
meeting, except by a distinct resolution of the Yestry; a copy
of the Paper Business to be posted up in a conspicuous situation
in the Yestry room.
8.—That no motion be put from the Chair (except a motion
to adjourn), unless the same be in Writing, and duly seconded.
9.—That no member shall speak twice on the same motion
at any meeting, except the mover in reply, or in explanation,
and that no member shall speak longer than ten minutes on the
Same motion.
10.—That the Treasurer's book, made up to the morning
of that day, shall be laid on the table of the Yestry at each
meeting.