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REPORT, 1891-92.
of October, November, December, January, and
February.
5. " The Vestry shall refer the consideration of
all questions respecting the management of the said
Churchyard to a Committee of not more than seven
in number, of which Committee the Vicar and
Churchwardens of Paddington shall be ex-officio
members, but every resolution of such Committee
in relation to such questions shall be subject to
confirmation by the Yestry, and shall have no force
until so confirmed.
6. "Nothing herein contained shall be constructed
to limit the right of the said Walter Abbott and his
successors in office as owners of the soil and freehold
of the said Churchyard to have access at all
times and for all purposes to the said Churchyard,
or to limit the right of the Incumbent of St. Philip's
Church, Paddington, for the time being, and the
parishioners and others attending the said Church
of St. Philip's, at all times to go to and from and
over that part of the said Churchyard in which
St. Philip's Church (shewn on the plan drawn
hereon) is situated, and the Yestry shall furnish the
said Yicar and Incumbent with all necessary keys of
the gates to the said Churchyard.
7. " The Bye-Laws made by the said Vestry (a
print of which is attached to this agreement, and is
signed by the said Walter Abbott and by Frank
Dethridge, the Yestry Clerk), for the regulation of