HC Deb 17 December 1906 vol 167 cc1043-4
MR. A. J. BALFOUR (City of London)

asked the First Commissioner of Works whether, as it was a subject of general observation that the pedestal of the statue of Sir William Harcourt in the lobby ought to be lowered in the interest both of the statue as a work of art and of the appearance of the lobby, he would consider the matter.

THE FIEST COMMISSIONER OF WORKS (Mr. HARCOURT, Lancashire, Rossendale)

said it had come to his knowledge that the desire expressed by the right hon. Gentleman was one generally felt by the House, and therefore he would try to exhibit some plan for the approval of Members in the usual manner in the tea room.