§ 2. Captain FAIRFAXasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if he is aware that Mrs. Selina Chippendale, of Bridlington, was removed from a hotel in Boston, where she was working, taken to the immigration station by the authorities, and that her health suffered during her stay of seven months owing to lack of privacy, to vermin, bad food, and bad accommodation; and if he will cause full inquiry to be made?
Mr. LOCKER-LAMPSONThe only information which I have received with regard to this case was furnished by the United States Government with a view to Mrs. Chippendale's deportation, but I have called for a report.