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... source, writes that the militant ruflragist conspiracy longer exists effective organisation. It has been crushed tlie Cat and Mouse Act. Six months ago the militant campaign of terrorism, ranging from arson and bombs tc window-breaking and chemicals in ...
... militant suffragists has been plotting wild =che.-nes of revenge for the imprisonment of the W.S.P.U. leaders under the Cat and Mouse Act. Although the authorities refuse either to confirm or deny it, there no doubt that should one of the prisoners die Cabinet ...
... FRENCH AIRMEN AND BOMB DROPPING. A wild scheme of revenge (says the Standard) for the successful working of the Cat and Mouse Act, by which the hunger strikers' tactics are being defeated, is said to have been prepared by the more fanatical of the ...
... AGAINST GOVERNMENT'S EXTREME COERCION POLICY, whereby WOMEN ARE FACING DEATH . through the administration of the CAT AND MOUSE ACT, and TO DEMAND the only statestn.nlike alternative, THE VOTE ...
... Pankhurst said her invitation to the crowd to imprison Cabinet Ministers in their houses was the only possible answer to the Cat and Mouse Act, which was slow murder. If she were sent to prison, she stated, she would hunger-strike. There was a loud outburst of ...
... the King Edward WII. Metnonel Assomation. was formally declared apen at Doleetiv. resterdar by Dr pL. Hugh Sherifl of CAT AND MOUSE” ACT ...
... evening, at Queen's Hall, Langham- Place, London, for the purpose of pro testing against the administration of the “Cat and Mouse Act The chair was taken by Miss M A and among the large company present upon the platform were Lord Cowdray, the Ret r Lewin ...
... the provisions of the Cat and Mouse Act. She is said to be in a very weak state of health. _ A demonstration organised by the National Political League was held at the Queen's Hall. last night, to protest against the cat and Mouse Bill. ...
... and was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. She said fihe would do hunger strike. Miss Pankhurst described the Cat and Mouse Act as slow murder. At the same Court Mrs. Drummond appeared in connection with the charge arising out of the raid the offices ...
... defendants at the adjourned hearing. All are connected with the militant movement. Baines. who is at liberty under the Cat and Mouse Act, refused bail. The others were granted bail BURNLEY WOMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH The Burnley police report the sudden death ...
... charged in connection with Tuesday night's outrage. Mrs. Bairnes wanted also under the terms of a licence under the Cat and Mouse Act, she having for five weeks eluded the police after her release from Holloway on grounds of ill-health. The police yesterday ...
... Sanders, suffragette who was sent to prison on June 17 in connection with the conspiracy charge and released under the Cat and Mouse Act on June 23, was last night rearrested in Battersea. ...