... Plural Voting has been accorded that annual second reading which a Radical House of Commons invariably accords it. Cat and Mouse Act of extremely doubtful utility has been introduced to cope with the problem of the militant women. That about all except—and ...

... too, Mr. Winston Churchill's •o; was carefully protected by police. Cat and Mouse” Act. number of Suffragists, who are wanted by the under the proviaion of the so-called and Mouse Act, have for the present disappeared from the ken of the ...

... but owing to the condition which she remains there is little prospect of her re-arrest under the conditions of the “Cat and Mouse' Act. ...

... forefront of the rush, bore traces having been roughly handled. In tho course of her speech. Miss Pankhurst described the “Cat and mouse” Act an outrage on humanity. She said Mrs. Pankhurst was dying slowly and her hair had gone whit© in the last week. It would ...

... of the Trades Unions, the Independent Labour Party, and British Socialist Party, demands the immediate repeal of the “Cat and Mouse” Act, and the introduction of a Government measure for Woman Suffrage, on the same terms as men. ...

... remained true to their principles Mrs. Pankhurst would not now be in her present condition —release from her cell under the Cat and Mouse Act. We are all liable to error, and perhaps hate owning up to same, but surely the time has come for these men to acknowledge ...

... they would have been set free on such evidence. She would hunger-strike, would refuse to come out of gaol under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, and would insist upon staying in Holloway either to die or bo released a free woman. Givoon said no sentence should ...

... You are going to send to prison, but I mean to hunger strike, and you will have drag back again and ag*in under the Cat and Mouse Act. but it will-be no good.” She added that a great army was going arise in the East End and would come with sticks and ...

... charge of setting tire tho Hurst Park grandstand, was released from Holloway last evening under tho_ provisions of the “Cat and Mouse” Act. She is said to be in very weak state «f health. GARDEN TRAGEDY. DISPUTE OYER FOWLS ENDS FATALLY. OTHER CASUALTIES. ...

... going to send me to prison, but I mean to hunger strike, and you will have to drag mo back again and again under the “Cat and Mouse Act,” but it will bo no good.” She added that a great army was going to arise in the East End and would oome with sticks ...

... wealth out of labour while women wore denied the vote and citizenship. This was the first knock at the door. Under the Cat and Mouse Act one the greatest women in tho land was going to bo clone to death. If the Government were going to kill that woman this ...

... during the other 101 rears? The “Daily Mail” has proclaimed that the militant movement is dead—killed the .socalled Cat-and-Mouse Act. Judging by its postmortem activities, prefer it alive. And does Sir William Lover. . Talking of whom are reminded of ...