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Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea.
Vestry of the Parish of Fulham.
Many other Vestries and District Boards still had
the matter under their consideration.
George Crispe Whiteley, Esq., M.A., presided over
the Conference.
When the following Resolutions were passed:—
" That pending further legislation upon the subject,
it is not desirable at present to alter in any way
the relationship between the Medical Officers of Health
and the Local Authority, and that therefore no action
be taken upon the Order of the Local Government
Board (dated March 28th, 1889)."
"That a copy of the resolution be forwarded to
all the Metropolitan Vestries and District Boards; the
Local Government Board; and the London County
Council."
"That the best thanks of this Conference be given
to the Camberwell Vestry for convening this Meeting,
and to the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair."
Canterbury Road Paving the last Report I had the pleasure of report-
that the proceedings which had been taken
against Mr. Stotesbury for the recovery of £613, the amount
of his apportionment in this road, had been successful, the
Appeal by him to the Court of Queen's Bench having been
dismissed by the Judges. Mr. Stotesbury has now paid his