§ Mr. Perkinsasked the Secretary of State for War whether he is satisfied with the present condition of a house, to which his attention has been drawn; and whether he can give an estimate of the amount of public money needed to restore it to the same condition as it was in before occupation by his Department.
§ Sir J. GriggI understand that the house itself is not in a bad state. The1586W gardens have been neglected owing to the illness of the gardener and to the shortage of labour, and the drive has suffered severely from military traffic. I regret that the figure asked for by my hon. Friend is not available.