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304 1 FEBRUARY, 1893.
(6) Letter of 10th December, 1892, from Southwark Vestry on
the Poor Law System—
Received.
(7) Letter of 16th January, 1893, from Local Government
Board sanctioning appointment of Mr. C. Cox as Sanitary
Inspector, at salary of/200 per annum, from 7th December,
1892—
Received.
(8) Petition from Masons, &c., in Vestry's employ as to
reduction of their hours, &c.—
Referred to Highways Committee.
(9) Letter, &c., from Kensington Vestry of 3rd January, 1893,
as to Street Nuisances, &c.—
Received.
(10) Letter from Kensington Vestry of 18th January, 1893, as
to London Improvements Bill;
Ditto Hackney Vestry of 12th January, 1893, ditto—
Received.
(11) Letter from Southwark Vestry of 12th January, 1893, as
to Opening Museums, &c., on Sundays—
Received.
(12) Letter from Kensington Vestry of 18th January, 1893, as
to Erection of Workmen's Dwellings by London County
Council—
Received.
XV. Mr. Steadman, pursuant to notice, was about to proceed
with his motion, notice of which had been given, on the
subject of the Removal of non-pauper cases of Infectious
Diseases to Hospital, when
The Chairman ruled that the matter being of a financial
character and it being after Nine o'clock it could not now be
taken.
XVI. Moved by Mr. Cushen seconded by Mr. T. J. Smith and
resolved—That the Notice on the Agenda in the name of
Mr. J. J. Musto be allowed to stand over until the next
meeting of the Vestry.
XVII. Moved by Mr. Upton seconded by Mr. T. J. Smith and
resolved—That the Vestry do now adjourn and that thanks
be voted to the Chairman.
The meeting then separated.
j. loftus.
rowland hirst.
Signed