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was aggrieved at such a judgment, instructed Mr. Finlay to
make an application to the Court for leave to appeal. The Court
refused the application.
personal.
Death of Mr.
Churchwarden
Naylor.
It is my painful duty to have to record that during
the past year the Members of the Vestry, and the
Parishioners generally, suffered a severe loss in the death of Mr.
Churchwarden Naylor. Mr. Naylor was elected as the Vicar's
Warden in 1879, and until the time of his lamented
decease was unremitting in his attention to the duties of his
office. The intelligence of his premature demise was received by
his colleagues, on the l6th of March last, with the sincerest
regret, and with earnest sympathy for the widow and family in
their bereavement.
Death of Mr.
Whiteley, sen
In January last it was the melancholy task of the
Vestry to condole with Mr. G. C. Whiteley on the death of his
father. Desiring to sympathise with a valued and esteemed
colleague, and recognising the loss which the county of Surrey
had sustained by the decease of one of its most respected
Magistrates, the Vestry unanimously tendered to Mr. Whiteley
their tribute of respect to the memory of his father.
Death of
Mr. Geo. Scott
Freeman
The intelligence of the death of Mr. G. Scott
Freeman, who for a long period was honorably
associated with the Parish, not only as a Member of the Vestry,
but as a Parishioner of eminence, was also received by the
Vestry on the 5th of January last with every mark of esteem
and regret.
Resignation of
Mr.John
Grummant
On June 23rd, 1886, the Vestry received the resignation
of Mr. J.Grummant, and the following
Resolution was unanimously passed thereon:— "That this Vestry