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there should be one Member of the Board for
each of such Divisions.
2. That existing vacancies in the School Board should
be tilled up by the Ratepayers in the ordinary
way, and not as at present by the Members of
the Board.
3. That the Education Department be asked to receive
a Deputation from the Conference with a view.
of urging upon Her Majesty's Government the
necessity of dealing with this question forth
with.
4. That the Delegates now present and any other
Delegates appointed by any Vestry or Distric
Board approving of the views of this Conference
be invited to attend the Deputation to the Education
Department, if such Department consent
to receive the same, and further, that all
Members of Parliament representing Metropolitan
Constituences be invited to join such
Deputation.
Public Health
Act, 1891.
The Public Health (London) Act, 1891
which came into force on the 1st January, 1892
imposed additional duties on the Vestry as the Camberwell
Sanitary Authority, the Bill for which, was referred to
the last Report.
The following Report of the Vestry Clerk to the Plan
and Scavenging Committee of Camberwell, was received by
the Vestry:—