Forcibly Fed
AND THRIVING ON IT. ART GAIXERIES STILL CLOSELY WATCHED. Times and Sidney Sun Services. Received 25, 10.15 pan. London, June 25. In the House of Commons, Mr. McXenna, interrogated, stated that the •ufragette, Grace Roe, was being forcMy fed at Holloway daily. Her condition was better since being deprived of the noxious drugs surreptitiously supplied to her l>y her friends. Heplying to a suggestion that militants ought to be shadowed continuously by detectives, Mr. McKenna feared *hat this would ta impracticable. 11l consequence of the suffragette outrages, colonial visitors will be compelled to wait a month for a view of the Art Gallery, and will be admitted under the strict surveillance of guides, with the empty galleries filled with police attendants.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 31, 26 June 1914, Page 5
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