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munioato with other local bodios to arrange u conference to
consider the best means of bringing this about."
Withdrawn in favour of that oj Mr. Ohapple upon the
sawn subject.
12th March, I890. By Mr. W. H. Baker—
"That the following resolution of the Vestry on '26th February
ultimo (4 (i) bo and it in hereby rescinded: -
'That the acts, proceedings, and recommendation of the
Works and General Purposes Committee an now submitted
in paragraph No. 7 of their report be and they
are hereby approved and adopted ; that the applicants
be informed that the Vestry will ^ivo their consent to
the closing of St. Margaret's I'assago, subject to
application being made to the Justices under the 57
George III., cap. 29, and upon the applicants undertaking
to surrender all interests in the forecourts, as shown on
the tracing deposited, and to bear the expense of making
up the roadway on the site of such forecourts.' "
I tout.
viberLtiai.o The locality of Albert (late received a considerable
amount of attention from the Vestry
during the year.
When preparing the estimates lor the year 1889-90
enquiry was made of the Vestry of St. George, Hanover
Square, as to whether they would lie willing to co-operate
with this Vestry in the laying of wood pavement to the
approach to 1 lyde Park from the main road, so far as the same
is in their parish. To this the Vestry of St. George replied
that they had resolved to undertake no wood paving works
during the year, and asked the Vestry to postpone the
consideration of the matter until the next Spring. A
second reply, identical in terms, was given to a letter in
February, 1890, reminding them of the postponement, and
the Vestry, without awaiting further procrastination on the
part of the neighbouring Vestry, made provision in the
estimates for 1 1890-1, for carrying out the much needed
works.