... OUSE ACT Sirs. Pankhurst, who wae arrested on Satur- day on her return from France and conveyed to Holloway Gaol, was released this morning. The police authoritées provided lance car, in which she was to the Suffragette headquarters in A medical man attended ...

... MR. ASQUITH ON THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Replying to the memorial of some Anglican dfl{i‘-n against the “Cat and lom Act, !hj. ‘;Afluuth pants out thnt prisoners are not i ted @ the will of the Home Secretary,” but by the ordinary courts for ...

... House toy representations of a cat trying to get at a mouse in trap. was promptly ejected. Miss Kenney Re-arrested—Violent Struggle. Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Annie Kenney, who had been from prison under the Cat and Mouse Act, spoke at ...

... la.ad. ; or 14.6 d. Carriage Paid, . . . &root . . . LIVERINE lAMITZD, GRIMSBY 1, cwt., 9s. I-cwt.; Carriage Paid. CAT AND MOUSE ACT. ...

... LIVERINE Lmaren, GRIMSBY 17s. owt., 9s. }-cwt. ; Carriage Paid. “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. MRS. AND MISS PANKHURST AT LIBERTY AGAIN. After being detained in Holloway Gaol since Tuesday evening, following her arrest at Glas'gow, on the previous night, Mrs. ...

... DISGUISE USELESS One of the released prisoner* under the Cat and Mouse Act,” Miss Annie Bel!, disguL-ed to evade the police, was recogni-ad on Saturday a policeman, in ©pile the fact that ©he dre«eed in Norfolk ©nit and a man's ©traw hat. She was arrested ...

... EXCITING SUFFRAGETTE ARREST. Miss Annie Kenney, who released under the Cat and Mouse Act. and who has alluded the police for some weeks, was ream sled on Monday on the stage of the I«ondon Pavilion during the progress of a meeting of the Women’s Social ...

... for trial charged with damaging Mr. Sargent's picture Mr. Henry James at the Royal Academy, been released under the Cat and Mouse * Act. Since her oommittal, Mrs. Wood had been on hunger and thirst strike, and she was removed from prison vary weak condition ...

... AGAIN MRS. P. rte Mrs. Pankhurst was released from Holloway Gaol to-day under the Cat and Mouse Act. She was liberated on a twelve days’ license, and on leaving the prison was at once driven to a house in the West End of London. RE POISONIN ...

... M.P., was the chief speaker. Three women persistently interjected, and Mr. Henderson was asked why he voted for the Cat and Mouse Act, and explained that he took that action because abhorred forcible feeding. So persistent were the interruptors, that ...

... mewsage is as follows:-- Dear Members of the Union,— In common with many others who have experienced the rigours of the Cat and Mouse Act, I am now gathering up the strength needed for a renewed battle when the holiday season is over. I hope that everyone ...

... a total loss. Inflammable materials were discovered, and on a niece of paper was written, This ia the result of tne Cat and Mouse Act. Incendiarism was the cause of a fire, on Tuesday, at Hobson's timber mill, Bedford. A stack of wood was found alight ...