Women Suffrage (Damage to Public Buildings).

HC Deb 27 November 1911 vol 32 c27

Mr. KING

asked the hon. Member for Southampton, as representing the First Commissioner of Works, what is the total cost, estimated or ascertained, of repairing the damage done to the windows of public offices on the night of the 21st instant, and by whom that cost will be borne?

The TREASURER of the HOUSEHOLD (Mr. Dudley Ward)

The estimated total cost of repairing this damage is about £90. In the circumstances the First Commissioner fears that this expenditure will fall on the funds of his Department.