§ Mr. CLOUGHasked the Postmaster-General the results of the aerial post between London and the North of England; the average number of letters carried daily; and the loss sustained?
§ Mr. ILLINGWORTHThere is not, and has not at any time, been a regular aerial post between any places in the British Islands. In October, 1919, during
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11. 1, Tower Hill, E.1.
12. 132, York Road, S.E.1.
13. 79, Mark Lane, E.C.3. (Part of building).
14. 133, East India Dock Road, E.
15. Mercantile Marine Office, Dock Street, E.1.
6. Mercantile Marine Office, Connaught Road, Victoria Docks, E.
17. Mercantile Marine Office, Pier Head, Royal Albert Docks, E.
With the exception of 55, Whitehall, which is expected to be vacated in the near future, none of the above buildings can be evacuated.
the railway strike, an emergency service was set up between London and certain towns, but it was not necessary to maintain the service for more than a few days.