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Resolved:—That the Vestry proceed to the appointment
of the 6 delegates.
Resolved:—That the following form the delegates:
Messrs. Seth Coward, George Crispe Whiteley, Matthew
Wallace, Edwin Robert Phillips, John Thomas Relph, and
William Howe.
A letter was also received at this meeting from Mr.
Coward forwading copies of resolutions passed at a public
meeting in reference to the Dulwich College Estates. The
Special Committee also reported to the Vestry on the 3rd
of December, that the Special Committee had considered
the instructions to them by the Vestry to consider the
advisability of increasing the Eleemosynary Grant, and
recommended that a quarter of the income of the endowment
be devoted to Eleemosynary purposes in accordance
with the Act of 1857. The Committee had also considered
the motion of Mr. Puckle as to the granting of the pension
for three years in the first instance, and they recommended
that no action should be taken.
That Vestry at a meeting on the 17th of December
received the following important letter from Messrs.
Turney and Strong, the Vestry's representatives on the
Board of Estates Governors of Dulwich College:—
Camberwell,
loth December, 1890.
To the Members of the Camberwell Vestry.
Gentlemen,
As you are aware, we have for many years acted as