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the passing of the Scheme a fleeting the two northern
Parishes.
The Conference agreed to the following proposals:—
1. "The fulfilment of advantages contemplated by the
Act of 1882, to the parishes of St. Saviour,
St. Botolph, and St. Luke.
2. That the College, Eleemosynary Branch, and the
future Girl's School be governed by a Central
Board on which the four parishes shall have a
larger representation than is given them on the
present Board. Alleyn's School to be developed
for Camberwell needs by increased endowment,
and it, and the schools of St. Saviour, St. Botolph,
and St. Luke, to be locally governed.
That the College remain a first grade school with
100 Foundation Scholarships entitling the holders
of such Scholarships to Free Education and Maintenance
Fees; such Scholarships to be competed
for in the first instance by boys attending the
affiliated schools of St. Saviour, St. Luke, and
St. Giles Camberwell, with priority to such as are
the sons of residents of these parishes, and if
there then remain vacancies, by the sons of residents
of the four parishes, irrespective of the
school they attend.
4. That greater powers bo given to the Estates
Governors in the management and development of