... think the SOCIIIIPAI Cat at: I \louse Act is simply playing with whole business, and one cannot possibly expect that peace will ensue from such methods. Any sensible man can see that from the very beginning the Cat and Mouse Act proved ...

... THE OUTLOOK The shadow of the Cat and Mouse Act, black and menacing, still lies over the Woman Suffrage movement. Every day some fresh scene in the revolting drama is played out. Now it is some woman who is being released by the prison authorities, weak ...

... Ex-Inspector Myme was arrested in November and sentenced three months' imprisonment. Mince then !«• has been out under the Cat and Mouse Act eight times, and was to irturn Pentonville on Tuesday ...

... coercion first in one form, then in andther. It invoked the Cat and Mouse Act to cover the failure of forcible feeding, it invokes forcible feeding to cover the failure of the Cat and Mouse Act, and by ...

... months' imprisonment for a speech at Abertillery, and was released after a hunger strike, has been rearrested under the Cat and Mouse Act. Ex-Inspector Syme contends that he is persecuted because he is endeavouring to expose certain officiais, whom he alleges ...

... been used by Mr. Lanisbury, who, he thought, had gone to prison merely to make a demonstration. He claimed that the Cat and Mouse Act had broken down, and the way in which it was being administered was bringing contempt on the law. These wild women ought ...

... who are both charged with arson at Hampton. and who had refused food in prison, were not to be released under the Cat and Mouse Act. Mrs. Edith Rigby, the Preston suffragette. rearrested while attempting to address a meeting at Preston last Thursday ...

... was released from Holloway last Tuesday evening, after a hunger strike. Mrs. Mary Wood, after being released under the Cat and Mouse Act while awaiting trial on the charge of damaging a picture in the Royal Academy, is staled to have eluded the police and ...

... Paskberst We desire also to express our indignation at the continued procedure against Miss Sylvia Pankhurst under the Cat and Mouse Act, and at the peculiarly barbarous methods of the police in arresting her. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst is not a convicted prisoner ...

... declined altogether to see the deputation of working women from the East of London, and procured the rearrest under the Cat and Mouse Act of their leader Miss Sylvia 'Pankhurst. On the following day he similarly refused to see the Irishwomen's deputation ...

... Suffragist conspirators •entented at the Old Bailey on June 17. was again released fro= Holloway Priaon under the Cat and Mouse Act to-day. Another mouse. Hiss lLary Richardson. was at Bow - street to-day sentenced to a month's bard labour for breaking a Heine ...

... the Cat and Mouse Act. Ho asked the Homo Secretary under what authority the police entered the Pavilion on tho previous-11fonday for the purpose of re -arresting Mrs. Pankhurst, and whether, in the case of persons liberated on licence under the Cat and ...