The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-13 00:00:00

ST. GROROrS, MANOEIRSQUARE.

Oa Tuesday a special meeting of the vestry of this
parish was held is the Board-room, kasat-street, Grosvenor- '
square—the Bev. Banat ILOW.anez, the rector, in the chair
—to take into consideration amain reports, manmade-
Coes, and propositions, respecting the management of the
parnh ander the new act.
The reports of special anunittees appointed by the vestry
to consider the arrangmestr necessary to be nude, having
been submitted to the meeting,
Dr. Hawaii proposed a minim of resolutions, 16 is num-
ber, framed upon them report.. Then resolutions learned,
amongst other things, that a "committee of works, son-
Mathis of 36 members of vestry, or ome.third of the r. pre-
seatatives of each ward, be appointed to superintend and
amigo the whole of the works throughout toe perish, de-
scribed by the Metr.4 olis Local Managesseet Act. That
the eassittee be required to meet own a week, alternateiy
at the beard-room in Moist-street and et Lower Belgteve-
plees. That the sewage be placed ander the same staff f
°Seen as the pavinp, lighting, and cleansing; and that
two Waite of °Seers be appointed, one for the mocks of the
in-wards and the other tor thou of the out-wards. Three
resoletmes were adopt d, with the eleeptioa of the lest, to
which as amendment was proposed, to the effect that one
staff of ahem be cep ted f w the whole parish. This
wesulaist war eat bys mejority el 32 to 90.
The inning wee then praeatiog to diethyl the remain-
leg resolutions (which referred to the various °Bars to be
anointed, the amount cf their solarise, the natters of thoir
dories itc ), when it was 'imposed by Sir John V galley,
sad retarded by Mr. Waterton, that they be referred to
the committee of works, with a request that they would
report thereon to the vestry at es early a period as possible.
This was agreed to, and the farther seasideraticm of the
quation adjourned.
Three candidata—Mr. Augustin Robbins, Mr. Joseph
Lanham, and Mr. Jobs Leslie—were the. geminated to fill
the vac's., greeted by the migstatios of Mr. H. A Hunt,
as fatly, of this perish at the Metropolitan Board of
War cad the result was that Mr. Leslie was earned, by
the sainisions approval of the meeting, spot its being
ebewa that thaw was aatojorily vote, (by ballot) is his
Snug.

Mr. WZIITMITOIN then troseht forward a sommunleation
wide& he had rtceived from the vestry clerk of St. lease's,
Westminster, selling the &tit Rion of %bit palish to
rem lutioes an olted by them ea the subject of the police and
musty rates, do., sad to the appoistment of a beputatiOn
thereon to the Hone Secretary, and requesting the vestry of
St. George's to appoiat a swum deputatton, to order tnet a
simaltaaeous sours' of action might be @greed upon. The
roulades* were is substance to this eft. et—That the
vestry of St. hessee's were of c pinion that some cuntri 1
should be greeted to the various ptriehes in the expendi-
ture of the polies and cionnty rates, and that a petition to
the Howe of Commies be presented toliciting the appoint-
ment of a select committee of inquiry into the existing
police system la the metropolis prior to further legislation
oa the 'nation; that the members for the city of Writ
atister be requested to sad la sluicing the parliamentary
inquiry now sought; and that a deputation of seven awn-
be, s from this vestry be appointed to co operate wth the
vestries of ether metropattan parishes in procaring an
interview with the Secretary of State for the home Depart
meet, with the view of representing the otj titian' to the
enhting system, and the necessity for en early remedy.
Hr. WZITRILTON rye amiss that he should move at the
Seat meeting that meth steps be taken as were reounuseaded
in these resolutionn
The sting then adjourned.