... cheering: merely, but get imside that house When the resolucton, calling for Votes for Women and the repeal ef the “Cat and Mouse Act had been sed, Miss Pank- followed by thousands of those pre sent, proceeded in the of Whitehali. But the demonstrators ...

... geography. “CAT & MOUSE” TACTICS. Sir A. B. Markham's Comments, Sir A. B. Markham, M.P.. for the Mansfield Division, in letter to the Westminster Gazette,” gives an answer to the following question put forward in that journal ; If the Cat and Mouse ...

... from Trafalgar square to Downing-atreet Son lay afternoon. Misa Pankhurmt. who had been released from prison under the Cat and Mouse Act, was rearrested on the way to Downing street. Considerable disturbance followed her arrest, with the result that twenty-four ...

... I Plural Residence, Which will still be permitted after the abolition of Plural Votinz• is being encouraged by the Cat•and-Mouse Act. and it is proposed that some of our lending Suffragettes should print on their visiting-cards, in addition to their ...

... protest against the Cat and Mouse Act and to demand tho immediate grant of votes women. As the speakers were unable to make themselves heard is reportable fashion w« are the dark the arguments which they wished advance against tiie Act. It ia said we believe ...

... Private Detective. sad led away. h was afterwards ascertained she intended pi - ssenting en appeal to the King the Cat. tad Mouse Act. Woe* leaving, the Doke of Richmond prevented to the King. the Mayor of Chichester. Councillor liariand, was preset* ...

... detective and led away. It was afterwards ascertained that she intended presenting to the King appeal against the “ Cat and Mouse” Act. ...

... detective and led away. It was afterwards ascertained that she in* tended presenting appeal to the King against the Cat and Mouse Act. The Duke oj presented to the King the Mayor oi Chichester iCouncillor Garland), who was present with members the Corporation ...

... SUFFRAGIST STRIKE IN THE STREET. NEW WAY OP DEFYING THE •» CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Mrs Mary who was released from Holloway Gaol under the Cat and Mouse Act ihortly before four o’clock yesterday afternoon, was taken ...

... for the Independent Labour Party, took the chair, and caul the meeting was called to protest against the iniquitous Cat and Mouse Act of the Liberal Government. He read letter*, amid considerable disorder, from Mr. J. and Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., and then ...

... week, stated that the Suffragettes did not complain of the way in which the Home Secretary administered the Cat and Mouse Act but of the Act itself. Members of Parliament on both sides are anxious to get a long holiday. and the autumn campaign will not ...

... until the present deplorable state of affair* has developed. 1 glad you not venture “to argue the point whether the * Cat and Mouse Act * is a wise or unwise one or whether it proving effective in its object.” All panic legislation bound to be ineffective ...