... TO EMPTY MOUSE. I HAVE mentioned that the Cat and Mouse Act made v it a crime for any Suffragette not to register her address with the police—a great disadvantage to them. Miss Ella Stevenson lived with her two sisters at a house at Kew. registered ...

... impermanent and many linen arrested!' The hunger strike constituted a delicate problem for those in authority, and the Cat and Mouse Act enabling the Heft! Secretary license oat prusners was passed. It aroused mach controversy. and rearrests of militant ...

... 106. 'those figures included. recommitments under the Cat and Mouse Act. The record showed that down to 1912 the number of commitments was steadily increasing, but since the Cat and Mouse Act was passed the ...

... breaking a window at College (keen Post Office. Defendant said rho dui it as a protest .igainst the introduction of the Cat and Mouse Act into Ireland. She decline! to pay the tine, and said she would go to jail and hunger-strike, whereupon a lady in court ...

... to spring all kinds of new surprises on us. For a Suffragette not to register her address was an offence under the Cat and Mouse Act, so we waited outside the home for the ambulance. time, for she looked out of the window and I thought she was going ...

... was released on 21st Juba. after a hunger strike l in- Warwick Prison, has been re-arrested at Leamington under the Cat and Mouse Act, and again lodged in prison to serve the remainder of her term of Mx months' im-1, DETECTIVES REGAIN BOOTY. NEW YORK ...

... separation. Dealing with the Cat and Mouse Act, Walsh* added that though it might not apply tothe released men , it was more than like that the leaders would suffer from its lash ter a considerable time to came. The 'Cat and Mouse' ...

... Secretary ass confronted with a difficult situation. To meet it, an Act of Parliament was passed which enabled delinquents to complete their sentences by instalments. The Cat and Mouse Act was put on the Statute Book. In some eases women were liberated ...

... attitude be adopted Mr. M'Kenna, we imagine, would feel distinctly foolish and incredibly futile. The provisions of the Cat and Mouse Act would tin made to appear more stupid than e'er.— I Globs. ...

... them things. •he said. ANOTHER HOUSE OUT. Mi. Mary Richardson was released from Holloway Prison yesterday under the Cat and Mouse Act. GOLF LINKS DAMAGED. Smile damage was done to sin of the greens on the Ladyhill Golf Course, Isle of Wight, on Saturday ...

... exhaustion, and the audience cooouraged her by loudly cheering and shooting 40 on! and Bravo! She described the Cat and Mouse Act so a piece of legislation which would have bean a degrace is the Middle Agee, and declared their militant light would ...

... 'ON THE RUN. The Standard says—The Cat and Mouse. Act continuos to bare its effect on the Suffragists: Miss Sylvia Pankborst, who headed the recent raid on Downing Street, was summoned to appear at Bow Street on Satlurday. She was missing. and a warrant ...