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Estates Governors of Dulwich College and to the Charity
Commissioners and the Local Press.
The letter was referred to the Special Committee, and
a copy of the letter was furnished to the Estates
Governors of Dulwich College, Charity Commissioners,
and the Local Press.
The Vestry at this Meeting granted the use of the
Vestry Hall for a Public Meeting in reference to the
Dulwich College question.
At a meeting of the Vestry held on the 14th of January,
a letter was received from Messrs. Turney and Strong, stating
that they were gratified by the expression of continued confidence
conveyed in the Resolution of the Vestry on the 17th
of December last, but were unable to withdraw their
resignation; also mentioning that Sir James Douglas and
Mr. F. Hoveden, two of their colleagues on the Board, had
followed the same course as themselves.
At the next Meeting of the Vestry the resignation of
Messrs. Turney and Strong was notified to the Vestry by
the Secretary of the Estates Governors of Dulwich College)
and the Vestry resolved to proceed with the Election of
two Estates Governors at a subsequent Meeting, when
Messrs. Matthew Wallace and H. E Ramsey were appointed.
The following resolution, passed at a public meeting
held at Shawbury Hall on the 18th of February, was received
by the Vestry, "that this Public Meeting is of opinion that
the much-needed reforms in the management of the