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plaintiffs with costs, stay of execution granted pending
an appeal."
The Vestry of 20th January, 1892, expressed their
thanks to Messrs. Marsden & Son for the very careful and
able way in which they had conducted the Crystal Palace
Parade action.
Notice of appeal was given, and the Solicitor-General
was again ordered to be retained for the Vestry.
Subsequently, Mr. Rhodes, a Director of the Crystal
Palace Company, and Mr. Gardiner, the Secretary, attended
the Vestry, introduced by Mr. Wallace, and the following
letter was read:—
Crystal Palace Company,
Crystal Palace, S.E.
7th March, 1892.
G. W. Marsden, Esq.,
Vestry Clerk of St. Giles, Camberwell.
Dear Sir,
RE THE CRYSTAL PALACE PARADE.
At the Board Meeting last Tuesday, a conversation
occurred among my Directors which led to an inquiry as
to the kind of re-construction which it was proposed by
your Honourable Board to adopt in dealing with the abovementioned
Road.