outweighed by the aggregate benefits of a scheme, which includes the provision of commodious buildings More buildings, an Admiral's house which (much required) a clubhouse for the army & Navy -4. Even however if this view is not accepted by the Lords of Admiralty which Lord Knutsford much regrets, the principal object of Scheme might be obtained even though the naval Yard and other Admiralty establishments be left in their present position; for, on the abandonment of the present military property it would be easy to increase the width of Queen's Road or to construct another road at the back of it -5. Lord Knutsford hopes that early & favourable consideration will be given to the contents of this letter, and that if General Edwards and Admiral Sir N. Salmon have not yet reported on the subject that they may be asked to do so.
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Admiral Sin N. Salmon
has not
yet reported on the subject that he may
be asked to do so.
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