... “CAT AND MOUSE ” The then Home Secretary was con- fronted with a difficult situation. To meet it, an Act of Parliament was passed which enabled delinquents to complete their sen- tences by instalments. e “Cat a Mouse ’’ ...

... THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Mr. McKENXA (Homo Secretary), replying to Mr. Stuart-Woitlcy (C.)_ said there were insuperable dillicultiea in keeping under observation persons who had been temporarily from prison under the Prisoner,’ (Temporary Discharge for ...

... THE CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. Infoimation the women dealt with under the 'Cat arid ” Act was given bv Mr. McKenna Parliamentary Dtp*re yesterday, in answer to Mr. K*-.r Harclic. M P. women were )>riH>ti U»t year for cffcncaa connected with the ...

... under the Cat and Mouse Act was arrested she trae entering the Parilion. The election of the President of the Chinese Republic took place yesterday, and it announced that the European Powers will officially recognise the new form government in few There ...

... TfmKSHIRE POST. WEPyESPAY. JANUARY 14. 1914. THE DONCASTER POACHING CASE. THE “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. THE GOVERNMENTS MAD COURSE. THE ACCUSED ACQUITTED. LORD ST. -MIDRIBS AND LORD R. CECIL IRELAND AND THE NAVY. After ihrpo »djoumnM?nU, Albert Fletcher, miner ...

... SUBDUED. WILL NOT FACE THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Mr*. Mackworth. wife Captain Humphrey Mackworth. Caerleon. Newport (Mom), and daugiiter of Mr. A. Thoma*, has elected not back Usk Prison. Her licence under the Cat and Mouse ...

... MRS. PANKHURST AT HOME. THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT A COMPLETE FAILURE. Mm. Pankhurat was present at the Women's Social and Political Union's Home this afternoon the Hall, London. Mrs was made the centre of prolonged demonstration. Asked why she had been ...

... Edith Rigby, secretary the Preston branch of W.S.P.I'., who was released from Walton Gaol a fortnight ago under the Cat and Mouse Act, obtained extended absence, was rearretted at her rc.-idenoe, Winckley Square, Preston, Saturday morning. Detective ...

... Mary Richardson, the woman who damaged the Venus the National Gallery, was ro-arrested yesterday afternoon under the ** Cat and Mouse Act, and taken Holloway Gaol to continue her sent core. ...

... telephone wire cuttings the neighbourhood. Miss Mary Richardson was released from Holloway prison yesterday under the Cat and Mouse Act. ...

... BACK AGAIN TO HOLLOWAY. Soon after mid-day yesterday. Mis* Dulcie West, one the Suffragette* released under the Cat and Mouse Act after being sentenced in connection with the breaking Home Office windows, we* re-arrested in the neighbourhood of the ...

... ndent Wilson stated that the women were committed for trial on November 28. and were afterwards liberated under tho Cat and Mouse Act. They had not since been “Woman C” was then similarly called upon, and, was expected, there was response. The charge ...