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dation of Alleyn's College of God's Gift in Dulwich will be
most speedily obtained by the co-operation of all the
Parishes interested ; and that every effort will be made to
secure a joint application to the Charity Commissioners for
the amendment of the scheme of 1882." This was referred
to the Special Committee.
At a Meeting of the Vestry, held on 11th of March, the
Special Committee reported that in accordance with the
Resolution of the Vestry of the 19th September, 1890,
a conference had been held when the Delegates appointed
by the Parishes of St. Saviour, Southwark, and those of this
Parish attended, and the following Report was agreed to :—
Conference
held.
That in accordance with the resolution of
the Vestry of the 19th November, 1890, a
Conference was convened of the four parishes interested
in the "Alleyn's College of God's Gift in Dulwich," and
six delegates from each parish invited.
The Conference was held at this Vestry Hall on
December 19th, 1890, when the delegates appointed by the
Parish of St. Saviour, Southwark, and those of this parish
attended. The parishes of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, and
St. Luke, Middlesex, declining to take part in any Conference
that might have the effect of delaying the carrying
out of the "Central Foundation Schools Scheme" of the
Charity Commissioners then before Parliament, and in
which they were both directly interested.
Mr. G. C. Whiteley was appointed Chairman of the
Conference.