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St Giles (Camberwell) 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Resolved:—That the following form the Special Committee:—Messrs.
Cole, Coote, Sears, Smith, Castle, Jackson,
Gibberd, Johnson, Howe, Brenchley, Relph, George, Phillips,
J. A. Lyon, Ramsey, Mitchell, Gibbon, Preston, Goddard
Clarke, Kennedy, Perry, Bonsall, Wallace, Whiteley, Perks,
Coward, Etherington, and Dunlop.
Moved by Mr. Whiteley, seconded by Mr. Smith, and
unanimously
Resolved That it be referred to the Special Committee
to consider and report upon the advisability of asking
Mr. G. W. Marsden to accept the position of "Honorary
Vestry Clerk" to the Parish during the remainder of his
life.
Report of the Special Committee, Camberwell Vestry,
24th November, 1892.
We, your Committee, who were appointed on the 5th
October, 1892, to consider and report to the Vestry the
necessary arrangements caused by Mr. Marsden's retirement,
and for carrying on the work of the Vestry in future, beg to
report that we have proceeded thereon, and have appointed
Mr. G. C. Whiteley as our Chairman, and Mr. Samuel Smith
as our Vice-Chairman. Being of opinion that it was desirable
that no Members of the Staff should be present during the
deliberations of the Committee, we invited Mr. F. J. Perks
to undertake the duties of Clerk to the Committee. This
invitation Mr. Perks very kindly accepted, and we cannot
express too highly our sense of the valuable services which
he has rendered to us.
We desire also to acknowledge our obligation to Mr.
Whiteley for his very able and impartial conduct in the