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Until the late 19th century, Prime Ministers were required to furnish Number 10 at their own expense. This arrangement began to change when Benjamin Disraeli took up residency in November 1877. The house had not been used as the Prime Minister's home for thirty years. Although the Treasury paid for the cost of repairs, as it had done in the past, Disraeli now insisted it should also bear the cost of furnishings at least in the public areas. He pointed out that this had been the practice at Number 11, the official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, for twenty five years. The Treasury agreed and a practice similar to the one used for the tenant of Number 11 was developed for the tenant of Number 10. A memo dated 30 May 1878 defined as public places the entrance hall, staircase and first floor rooms (including the Cabinet room), and specified that these should be furnished at the state's expense. All other areas were defined as private, and the furnishings in them purchased by the prime minister. When a new prime minister moved in, an inventory would be taken of the furniture, together with an estimate of its value. To this list would be added the cost of additional furnishings requested by the new occupant and the cost of repairs made to furniture during his occupancy. On leaving, the outgoing Prime Minister would then pay for wear and tear, determined by subtracting the value of the furniture at that time from the initial cost.
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Bills may also be committed to Public Bill Committees, which consist of between twelve and sixteen members each. A Public Bill Committee is specifically constituted for a particular bill. A bill may also be referred to a Special Public Bill Committee, which, unlike the Public Bill Committee, has the power to hold hearings and collect evidence. These committees are used much less frequently than the Committee of the Whole House and Grand Committees.
Since the bombing of the palace chapel in World War II, royal christenings have sometimes taken place in the Music Room. The Queen's first three children were all baptised here[60] in a special gold font. Prince William was also christened in the Music Room; however, his brother, Prince Harry, was christened at St George's Chapel, Windsor.
The Chatham company opened its own station on 25 August 1862, occupying a less imposing wooden-fronted building with an entrance on Wilton Road.[14] The Chatham line station had eight platforms, five of which were of mixed-gauge and shared by broad-gauge trains of the GWR, which arrived from Southall via the West London Extension Joint Railway through Chelsea. The approach tracks and station were built on the route and basin of the Grosvenor Canal.
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