... militant suffragists has been plotting wild schemes of revenge for the imprisonment of the W.S.P.tJ. leaders under the Cat and Mouse” Act. Although the authorities refuse either to confirm deny it, there n now doubt that should one the pmonrrs die. Cabinet ...

... continues to break the law authority should cry Let him be free!’ Why the Cat ami Mouse Act itself is admission of the utter utility of legal penalties. Was this an Act to applied to criminals in the real sense of the word? not. W.IVs contentions ...

... The suffragisr conspiracy of violence, says contemporary, his been scotched. if not killed, the operation of the Cat and Mouse Act. * At a sale of and cabs yesterday the horses realised from 8 13 guineas, the hansom* 25;-. to £-5 15-., and four-whc-elere ...

... of setting fire to Hurst Park grand stand, was released from Holloway Prison lost evening under the provisions of the Cat and Mouse Act. She is said to be in a very weak state of health. ...

... 6th. under the auspices of the Leivester Independent Labour Party:— That thi; meeting strongly protests against the Cat and Mouse Act, as being human and barbarous, e.nd calls upon the nietubers of Parliament for Leicester to demand its immediate repeal; ...

... against the ' 1 Cat and Mouse Act. The King has sent message Sir WiTJiain Lever expressing sympathy with him the destruction of his house. Kitty Marion, one of the imprisoned suffragettes, was released last evening under the Cat and Mouse ...

... proceedings, mid lie wanted to denounce the conduct of Mr. McKerns. 110 was there as a medical :non to protest against the Cat and Mouse Act. and against the words which Mr. McKenna had uttered , n the Hence of Commons against his profession. (Cheers, and A ...

... T Aiter Y 9, 1913. CAT AND MOUSE ACT PROTEST. Sir Victor Horsley and Mr. McKenna. A VIOLENT ATTACK. The Bev. F. Lewis Donaldson, of St. Mark's Vicarage, Leicester. and Sir Victor Horsley. Use prospective Liberal candidate for the Harboreugh division ...

... while women were denied the vote and citizenship. This was the first knock at the door. IS. PANKHURST.• Under the Cat and Mouse Act, one of the greate4t women in the land was going to be done to death. If the 13overnnient were going to kill that woman ...

... the adjourned hearing. All were connected with the militant suffragist movement Mrs. Baines, is at liberty under the Cat and Mouse Act, was refused bail. The others were granted bail. When the defendants' house was rtuided the police seized a bomb ready ...

... Mouse ' Act. The number of women in prison for offences in connection with the suffrage agitation is ten, Mr. McKenna said yesterday in the House of Commons. of them is being forcibly fed. Thirteen have been released under the Cat and Mouse' Act, nine of ...

... adjourned hearing. All were connected with the militant suffrage movement. Mrs. Baines, who is at liberty under the cat and mouse” Act, was refused bail. The others were granted bail. MILITANT SUFFRAGISTS’ LETTERS- Mr. Hqnt asked :n House of Commons afternoon ...