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1 MAY, 1889.
should be allowed to close Brunswick Place, but that the
right of way should be maintained.
The Chairman submitted to a show of hands the amendment
of Mr. Calton and there appeared
In favor 5 votes.
Against 27 ,,
The Chairman declared it lost.
The Chairman submitted to a show of hands the
amendment of Mr. Richardson, and there appealed
In favor 10 votes
Against 24 „
The Chairman declared it lost.
By consent a division was at once taken on the motion for
the adoption of the Report and upon the division there
appeared
In favor—Messrs. Brown, Cameron, T. Cook, Dale, Davis,
Druitt, Dupen, Furness, Hammond, Hasted, Jacobson, E.Kemp,
J.D.Kemp,R. Kemp, W. A. Kemp, Lacey, Lloyd, Loftus,Lyon,
Macve, McEwen, W. Musto, Osborn, Porcas, Prevost, Reilly,
Rogers, T. J. Smith, C. D. Taylor, J. Taylor, Thomas, West.
—32 votes.
Against—Messrs. Bandey, Cade, Mardorf, McCarthy,
J. J. Musto, Padfield, Peacock, Pearson, Richardson, Roberts.
—10 votes.
The Chairman declared the motion carried.
VI. Moved by Mr. Padfield seconded by Mr. Furness and
resolved—That the Clerk prepare a Return of Attendances of
Vestrymen at the meetings of the Vestry and Committees,
during the past year, and supply each member of the Vestry
with a printed copy of same.
VII. The Report of the Joint Committee, consisting of Nos. 1
and 3 Committees, on the subject of the appointment of
Medical Officer of Health under the Local Government Act,
was brought up and read by the Clerk as follows:
To the Vestry of the Hamlet of Mile End Old Town.
Report of Joint-Committee of Nos. 1 and 3
Committees.
Re "Medical Officers of Health, (Metropolis)
Wednesday, 1st May, 1889.
Your Committee beg to report that they met on Thursday,
the 25th day of April ult., there being present Messrs. Lacey,
Coker, Kerwin, Peacock, Padfield, Cameron, Downton,
Prevost, T. J. Smith, Dale, Lyon, and Dr. Reilly.
That your Committee in pursuance of the reference of your
Board, have considered the circular letter of the Local
Government Board bearing date the 30th March, 1889, and
the general order of that Board dated the 28th March, 1889,
with respect to the qualification, appointment, duties, salary,
and tenure of office of Medical Officers of Health in the
Metropolis.