FORCIBLE FEEDING.

Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13391, 12 February 1914, Page 5

FORCIBLE FEEDING.

INVITATION TO THE BISHOP OiF

LONDON.

MRS PANKHURST'S RETTJRN.

London, Feb. 10.

The Bishop of London paid a second visit to Holloway Gaol, and although not allowed to witness the forcible feeding, he declared the priso»ers did not complain of any harshness oi\ mw kindness in the feeding. The suffragettes characterise Dr. Ingram's statement as a whitewashing report, and incite him to show in a practical way the faith that is m him. by undergoing forcible feeding in public at the suffragettes' meeting on Monday. Mr© Pankhurst has returned-to England. She announced she would ad-v dress a meeting from a window:' in Camden Square. When she left, the police arrested a woman, but When taken to the police station it was found they had been hoaxed, having arrested another suffragette disguised at Mrs Pankhurst.