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St Mary (Islington) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Parish of St. Mary ]

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13. That, it being desirable that public notice should be given of
the audit of the accounts of the Churchwardens, the Vestry Clerk be
instructed to arrange from time to time with the Churchwardens and
Auditors for such audit, and to give similar notice thereof as is given
of the audit of the accounts of the Vestry.
Notice of
Audit.
14. That the following resolutions of the Vestry of October 30th,
1874, be and they are hereby revoked.
Revocation
of Resolutions
of
October 1874
"That the Report be approved so far as it refers to the charges for
Bell Ringing, and the repairs of the public Clocks in the Parish Church and
Chapel-of-Ease, and that the amounts necessary to meet those expenses be
paid by the Accounts Committee to the Senior Churchwarden upon his
requisition and receipt."
"That the Churchwardens maintain the closed Churchyards or Burial
Grounds of the Parish in decent order and do the necessary repairs of the
walls and other fences thereof, and that the expenses incurred by them be
paid by this Vestry, through the Accounts Committee on their requisition,
and charged to the Poor Rate."
"That the report be approved so far as it refers to the Recreation
Ground at the Chapel-of-Ease, and that the amount necessary to meet the
expense of keeping the fame up, be paid by the Accounts Committee
periodically to the Senior Churchwarden upon his requisition and receipt."
"That the report be approved so far as it refers to the printing of
Jury Lists, Lists of Officers and the Churchwardens' Account, and that the
amount necessary to meet the expenses of the same be paid by the Accounts
Committee periodically to the Senior Churchwarden upon his requisition
and receipt."