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should not be carried into effect, and that they had now
made an order definitely establishing the scheme.
The Vestry resolved on the motion of Mr. Coward to
appoint the following additional Standing Committee:—
That a Standing Committee, to be called the
Educational Endowments Committee, be appointed
by this Vestry forthwith, and subsequently annually
in the month of June, consisting of twenty-two members
in the following proportion:—
Wards 1, 2, and 3 3 Members each.
Wards 4 and 5 4 „ ,,
Ward 6 5 ,, ,,
This Committee to watch the interests of the Parish
with regard to the "Foundation of Alleyn's College of God's
Gift in Dulwich," and such other educational endowments
that the Parish may be interested in ; and shall from time
to time report thereon to the Vestry.
Dulwich
Park.
This Park consisting of over 74 acres of land
presented by the Estates Governors of Dulwich
College, and laid out by the late Metropolitan Board of
Works as a Public Park, was opened by Lord Rosebery,
the Chairman of the London County Council, on the 26th
of June, 1890, and has since been open for the enjoyment
and recreation of a large number of persons from all parts
of this populous parish.