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A letter was also received on the 8th of October from
the Vestry of St. Saviour's, Southwark, asking if this
Vestry has had under consideration the Draft Scheme of
Charity Commissioners for furthering the Dulwich College
Scheme, and if so, whether they approve of the alterations,
stating that that Vestry takes special objection to the clause
for 51 D, providing Pensioners being appointed for 3 years.
Mr. Coward at a meeting held on the 8th of October,
moved that it be an instruction to the Law and Parliamentary
Committee to consider the Scheme of 1882, and
any amendments thereto for the management of the Foundations
respectively known as Alleyn's College of God's Gift,
at Dulwich, and the Dulwich College Picture Gallery, and
to report to the Vestry.
A Special Committee of 22 members was also on
his motion appointed to consider and report upon the
devlopment of the Dulwich College Estate and the disposal
of the annual income therefrom. The following
members formed the Dulwich College Special Committee:—
Messrs. Coote, Fosten, Smith, Castle, Hurst, Jackson,
Howe, O'Neill, Phillips, E. R., Lyon, Giorgi, Ramsey,
Ballantine, Fleck, Clarke, Perry, Whiteley, Strong, Phillips,
J. J., Coward, and Walter.
The Special Committee reported on the 19th of
November and the following is a copy of their report:—
Chairman,
Mr. Whiteley.
1. That your Committee have appointed Mr.
George Crispe Whiteley, Chairman.