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St Giles (Camberwell) 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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two-thirds of the Vestrymen present at such
subsequent Meeting, if the number of Vestrymen
present at such subsequent Meeting be not greater
by one-fifth than the number present when such
resolution was made or such act was done, but if
the number of Vestrymen present at such
subsequent Meeting be greater by one-fifth than the
number present at such former Meeting, then such
revocation or alteration may be determined upon by
a mere majority. Metropolis Local Management
Act, 1855, Sect. 57.
special Meetings. A Special Meeting shall be convened
by the Vestry Clerk on a resolution of a Standing Committee
or the receipt of a requisition, stating at length the
business of such Meeting and signed by not less than
nine Members of the Vestry, and shall be held not earlier
than half-past six o'clock in the evening, and no other
business shall be entertained at such Meeting.
Regualtion of Meeting of Vestries Constituted by 18 & 19
Vict., c. 120. 3. Every Meeting of the Vestry
may be convened by transmitting
through the post or otherwise, notice signed by the
Clerk to the Vestry, to each Vestryman, at his usual
or last known place of abode in England, of the
place and hour of holding the same, and the special
purposes thereof, three days before the day appointed
for such Meeting, and also by affixing at the same
time notice thereof on or near the door of any
building where the said Meeting is to be holden, and