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Chadwick; 1847–1937). In 1908, she was a violinist living in the family home at 49 Tufnell Park Road in London. Her brother, Gilbert
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and some of her etchings and books. Both Wharry and Bryer's hunger strike medals remain together in a private collection.
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there with other suffragette prisoners Bryer wrote a verse and signed her name in an autograph album:
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and for which she was sentenced to five days in prison.
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Miss Adams and Constance Bryer released from prison
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